F1 » USF1 boss admits to Danica interest.

Well are we not MCPs... what is wrong with a woman in F1, if we consider all the sissys driving in F1 and complaining about being cut at the exit of the pitstops or pushed at the corners and whatever else are we so sure that a woman is any worse than them. I don't think so. Plus she packs a good Irish temper and if I am remembering right she had also an altercation with one "man driver" which nearly ended in punches. As for Yankie, now in Europe enjoying the culture and whatever, I say you missed your chance you should have moved a couple of centuries ago to Europe. I see nothing that will describe your exuberance in today's Europe, including those little islands northwest.

F1 » USF1 boss admits to Danica interest.

Well are we not MCPs... what is wrong with a woman in F1, if we consider all the sissys driving in F1 and complaining about being cut at the exit of the pitstops or pushed at the corners and whatever else are we so sure that a woman is any worse than them. I don't think so. Plus she packs a good Irish temper and if I am remembering right she had also an altercation with one "man driver" which nearly ended in punches. As for Yankie, now in Europe enjoying the culture and whatever, I say you missed your chance you should have moved a couple of centuries ago to Europe. I see nothing that will describe your exuberance in today's Europe, including those little islands northwest.

F1 » Alonso: Singapore and Japan sent out a warning…

I see we are turning this story to a McL/Alonso/Hamilton fight. Just let us remember that Alonso is good this is a fact and he has a chance he will be fighting for WDC09. Of course there are others to consider as well, it won't be a walk in the park.

F1 » F1 rivals question 'illegal' new Ferrari.

Perhaps I am repeating myself. Lokking at the pictures Ferrari must have found a loophole as the visible part of the exhaust pipes look embedded in the body work and we all know when Ferrari read the rules they know well how to read them. But please let us not embark with FIA assistance posts, it was boring last year and is going to be as boring this year. Umpires, referees and in our case stewards do take decisions and they base these on the facts at the time. We may disagree but we won't change anything they do. And yes I like the new-look Crash

F1 » F1 rivals question 'illegal' new Ferrari.

Perhaps I am repeating myself. Lokking at the pictures Ferrari must have found a loophole as the visible part of the exhaust pipes look embedded in the body work and we all know when Ferrari read the rules they know well how to read them. But please let us not embark with FIA assistance posts, it was boring last year and is going to be as boring this year. Umpires, referees and in our case stewards do take decisions and they base these on the facts at the time. We may disagree but we won't change anything they do. And yes I like the new-look Crash

F1 » Bernie 'surprised' Ferrari not signed Vettel.

One can see immediately that the break from one season to the next is too long and to fill the gap everyone has some or other opinions. If Vettel is good and prove it most likely he will end with a major team. If in the meantime Red Bull hits the jackpot with their cars perhaps Vettel already is in a major team.

F1 » Bernie backs Massa for '09 title.

Some times when you read the posts is difficult to remember the subject. Let us forget the 2008 season, we know Lewis is the WDC and we have to accept the result, after all none of us can change that. One thing that could be good in 2009 is a simple fact: just accept the decisions of the officials! In any sport the referees, umpires etc.. make decisions wrong or correct, it is their decisions and we may criticize but we cannot change them. As for the subject: well looking to past results again we have Lewis, Massa, Kimi and revived Alonso as favourites but who knows who will be the 2009 WDC to early to say...

F1 » President Mosley's letter to FOTA revealed.

Mosley's standardization attempts continue in his letter to FOTA. F1 since its inception has been a glamour sport and did achieve this status by spending plenty of monies. While Mosley shows some concern for the survival of F1 it does this to push his agenda and to reduce the F1 to the same level of the other car motor sports. The appeal of F1 with people in general, leaving aside the fans, is the glamour, the seduction, the fascination it generates. Millions around the world spend money to buy goods associated with Ferrari or McLaren not because of a scientific knowledge of the F1 but for the thrill.... So if we want to kill the F1 let us continue with standards in chassis and whatever else

F1 » BMW pair wary of wing woes.

I feel Kubica lost his head having a very good 2008 which I suspect it wasn't all his doing. Heidfeld well he is in his way out, imagine shining one day and under the radar another. But let us give them the benefit of doubt, newspapers want to sell and controversial views are the best way of doing it. Kubica and Heidfeld know well that if they are controversial they will be always in the front page.

F1 » Button should take year out, claims Bernie.

Andrew perfect comparison at one stage I was going to ask "Ralf who?" rich ard we are getting jealous! But it shows whoever he is he has good taste.