posted Sep 15, 2007

I think the BBC have got it wrong. Alonso is 3rd and Hamilton 4th not the other way around!

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posted Sep 15, 2007

Raiikonen-Massa-Alonso-Hamilton, starting grid for Spa GP. Wonder how things are going to turn out. RD has decided, according to rumors, to drop any appeal within the 6 day delay.
I'm sure Mercedes must not be too happy to be mixed with this mess, not too good for the image. Pay up RD and let's try to move on they must be saying from MB headquarters.

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posted Sep 15, 2007

On your BBC live coverage you state Hamilton qualified in front of Alonso, get it right guys.

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posted Sep 15, 2007

Wishful thinking, eh!

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posted Sep 15, 2007

I've just checked & you have nearly corrected yourselves, with only one mistake still showing on page, in the text you've got Alonso & Hamilton both in fourth place.

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posted Sep 15, 2007

Ferrari's will tank Maclaren tomorrow. Unless they have some reliability issues.

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posted Sep 15, 2007

"Wouldn't it be great for the sport if it was a Spyker 1 - 2 tomorrow"

tooo funny. I like.

The other teams know themselves out trying to be first. The Spykers sail on...

Not as crazy as it seems. I watched a race once where cars fell by the wayside and...Johnny Herbert won is a Stewart!

Soneo mentioned a "petulant" team. (Wonder who is meant)

Some people can see all the details, pretend theyx don't exist, and so manage to hang on to their bias. and still manage to hang on to their bias.

Quite, quite amazing.

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posted Sep 15, 2007

That should, of course be..."knock themselves out".

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posted Sep 15, 2007

Contrary to your starting grid, R.Kubica on BMW Sauber has been penalised 10 places for engine replacement this morning. I wish you would check before publishing info.

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posted Sep 15, 2007

A crumb of poetic justice in this mockery of a championship with Ferrari on the front of the grid but it will never be more than that with the Mclaren drivers (particularly Alonso still on the grid.
But, in keeping with my committment to ignore the title race, I am wondering why Honda can get their cars in the top ten and look as if they are making progress only to fall back to what seems their comfort zone of around 14th. the very next race.
I am also curious to see whether Nicki Heidfeld now he has a good car can take that next step up and become the legitimate challenger many thought he should be.
I also am keen to see whether William's, who have been creeping up steadily this year will be back among the winners next year.
My guess is once we get this shambles of a season over, we could see a really close one next year, with BMW, Wiiliams and yes, even Honda (they simply have to get better) all competitive and let's not forget Renault. Roll on 2008

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