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Listed below are comments made by modtl1 between Friday, 17th July 2009 and Saturday, 10th October 2009.

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My Japanese Grand Prix predictions 9:21pm on 10 Oct 2009 Interesting read from Jonathan ... even though I'm a Wrexham supporter. But, in my opinion, this should be linked to the Chester team news page on BBC Sport and not the F1 page. This article would really appeal to Chester's fans.
Looking forward to your predictions for Brazil Jonathan :-) - do you ever still visit Chester? I live barely 20 minutes from Chester and I love taking pictures in the park. Beautiful city.
BTW well done from accurately predicting a Vettel win :-) but hopefully Jenson can put him out of the championship in Brazil!
Pick your classic Brazilian Grand Prix 11:23am on 07 Oct 2009 1989 please
Your classic grand prix 7:42pm on 23 Sep 2009 First vote is for 1989 followed by 1976. (then 2000, 1994, 2005 respectively)
Ted Kravitz - the Italian Grand Prix from the pit lane 11:40am on 16 Sep 2009 Great comments as usual Ted, thanks for posting the latest "Notebook"!
Your classic Italian Grand Prix 11:39am on 12 Sep 2009 Very disappointed that Inside F1 appears to be a loop when Classic F1 is advertised. I was happy that Inside F1 was shown at the start - a nice build up to the classic races but I was horrified to see it REPEATED! Oh well, appararently it'll be shown tomorrow at 11.00am on Freeview.
Pick your classic Italian Grand Prix 11:13pm on 03 Sep 2009 1988 first choice and 1990 second choice please.
Pick your classic Belgian Grand Prix 8:01pm on 20 Aug 2009 I vote for 1992. :-)
Your European Grand Prix memories 3:31pm on 11 Aug 2009 1993!

And I'm delighted we'll get to hear Murray's classic 2007 commentary which was excellent!
Send me your questions... 09:43am on 27 Jul 2009 Hi Jonathan. First of all let me say you're the best commentator I've heard since dear old Murray retired. I've really enjoyed listening to you calling the races and hope you continue for many years.
My question is: With all the talent at the disposal (Button, Barrichello and Brawn's own tactical/engineering brilliance), why are Brawn GP suddenly underperforming? Is it a lack of funds causing a development problem?

Steven.
Pick your classic Hungarian Grand Prix 11:50am on 17 Jul 2009 The difference between Palmer and Allen is that the former was promoted to colour commentator and the latter to lead commentator. James Allen would have been fine commentating alongside someone like Murray Walker or Ben Edwards, but not at the expense of Martin Brundle of course.

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