Grand Prix Rejects

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Never liked that left-winged baby face who mocked my country. There's a point to be made when said country treats its neighbors as chesspieces and has staged numerous coups, revolts and secessions to further its own goals, nevermind the wars. I'm not a fan of Chavez by any means, and I might disagr...

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I'll show myself to the door now.

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I reckon they should make the midfield next year because of pat fry And Loic Bigois - look him up aka Mr.Midfield - he was Merc's demise with dodgy aero packages Bigois is at Ferrari now, as head of aero... Ah, the mind which brought the AP03, PS02, Honda RA108, and utterly brilliant Mercedes for t...

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And why Fangio is without a shadow of a doubt the best of all time.
Also because Stirling Moss says so.

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Quoting yourself, now that's an ego to watch out for. Not unlike that of the likes of Mansell and Hamilton.

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I'd like to point out that in the contract between Williams and PDVSA, Williams are obliged to consider Maldonado for an F1 drive, but they are not obliged to give him the drive, provided they justify the other options as more solid than Pastor. That is, if the leaked contract is correct, and my mem...

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If they want people capable but not overly competitive on a yearly basis, they can always turn to Heidfeld or Sutil. I honestly don't see how Massa is better than either of them.

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Wizzie wrote:
FMecha wrote:Kostas, Mario, go check the Unpopular Opinions thread and look about my latest comment about Vettel.

Normally I'd let that slide but now it's starting to get borderline pointless and irritating.

Check the JDD forum for my reply to your post.

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Thats who I meant, yes.

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Your thoughts on Cordoba?

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Probably in the same place your necro post came from.

Subtlety isn't entirely my thing is it.

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Klon wrote:
kostas22 wrote:Gotta love being Scottish. No tuition fees.

Ha, try Schleswig-Holstein: no tuition fees, slightly better weather and lots of fish on our plates.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1CRv-qghZg

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He did say NEW champion.

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Well, what are the fellows in Sheffield getting out of the Olympics, if you don't mind my ignorance and my asking?

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This is what I hear twice a day at 6:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj9mJRfYQPI

Fairly boring, and also so stupidly long, foreign organizers always have to scratch their heads figuring out where to stop it.

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Everybody knows Soviet is best.

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slopps wrote: We have a different set of challenges and that’s what we’ve got to do.

Mark said, please just let it go?
Given the choice between close racing and sprint racing, I know what I'd rather have. Does that make me less of an F1 fan than you are?

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I suppose it all boils down to what you define as 'the limit'. And the limit is never imposed by the drivers, but rather the machinery and the conditions they face. To my mind, this is in no way any different. The limit Schumacher had in 2004 is not different than the limit Maldonado had to deal wit...

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I find it incredibly puzzling that we have fellow F1 fans who obviously know their stuff, but who prefer rules which are dictated so much by an aspect of a sport which isn't conducive to the racing, nor is to do with the sports core appeal.......going as fast as possible. That IS what motorsport, a...

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Peter wrote: Looks like Senna will quite rightly be forever looked upon as an underperformer to anyone gifted with the sense of sight.

There, fixed it for you.

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I mean really, what the hell guys, are you blinded by a sea of green and yellow?! Yes they are. It is a very common stereotype in the rest of latin america that Brazilians are deemed to "hover above ground" because to outsiders, it seems the world just isn't good enough for them. Most of ...

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I'm just speculating here, but it could have been the debris from the Schumacher/Senna incident.

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Massa.
MS.

Is all.

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WaffleCat wrote:Schumi.The car in front of you is braking.What do you do?

A.Ram into him
b.Brake to avoid him.
c.Try overtaking him.

Schumi chose A.

He actually chose C then B then A.

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Ferrim wrote:
Phoenix wrote:*Cue lame Spanish joke about homosexuality in 3, 2, 1...*

Something about losing oil, I guess...

I don't think is that clever to refer to a Spanish joke that no one here apart from Aerond and me will understand

Yup, don't get it.

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PINEAPPLES. They're more interesting than the shite you just posted. Yes, because they are HWNSNBM's second-favourite fruit after papayas. Wow. He sure likes his exotic fruit! I am in awe. I cannot fathom a breakfast without papaya. Pinapple is rare but always welcome. Europe must be pretty dull on...

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kostas22 wrote:OK, forget it. I'm editing this out because this isn't going to end will if I retort...

I liked your retort. It was a valid point, well written, and above all It exposed what I was hoping to convey.

I didn't mean to offend anyone in any case.

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All while you post in in your cozy shack just off your Scottish swamp.

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Nuppiz wrote:I have a shot at explaining this: Massa's performance's have been so dismal that "waking" him up (ie. telling him to be fast again) is such a challenge that it could be used as an Olympic sport.

This sums up the Spanish translation best.
Still unfunny.

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Shadaza wrote:Do you guys think the Vettel champion could be scaled to fit as my profile picture?

Many thanks if someone can manage it!

Try this:

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Everybody knows Colombia is the real Andrea Moda. Everybody does its best (or its worst) to make it not go forwards, but somehow, it still carries on. Kind of like a cancer fighting itself, really. Venezuela, in turn, is Rial, insanity thrown into the manager's seat, and it somehow yields results. I...

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CoopsII wrote:What? You've got girls on here now?

None your age if that's where you're going.

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The problem with Hydrogen is that, if you are making it by electrolyzing water, it is far more efficient to connect the electric power supply you are using to electrolyze it directly into an electric motor than burning the hydrogen in an engine. In other words, Its much better to build a solar power...

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nome66 wrote:so a race in the andes is out of the question?

I support this notion. Apparently RB engineers were pulling their hair out trying to make the engines work when they did demo runs around here.

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For Christmas I'd like some goddamn stability. I have no job, kicked out of college, lost my flat through having no money whatsoever. Everybody here is so happy. BAH HUMBUG Here's a highly relevant song for you then. Apologies for it not making any sense whatsoever to you, but at least fellow Spani...

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If american motorsport has taught us anything is that schisms are undesirable outcomes.
A lesson I feel many tend to forget in favor of political opinions.

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...the Venezuelan parliament... As much as Hugo Chavez would lead us to believe so, there is no such thing like a Parliament over there. Chavez rules, everything else is protocol. Mind you, when the opposition is laughable maybe that might be for the best. But anyways, this is for F1 and not politi...

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Also your inoccent, if misguided, Bruno Senna defensiveness.
Is that even a word?

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Well if Sutil is still in F1 next year then I predict a MASSIVE pile up in the first corner of the season, which will grant HRT its first points ever. Courtesy of course of these two. Also Don Tirri, if that is the case, you should consider doing corrections to your signature. Precedence, and all th...

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Virgin's pit crew. There's been plenty of times where a tyre comes off by not being attached properly, but I'm quite sure this is the first time the pit crew actually saw the wheel come off as the car pulled away.

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