posted Oct 19, 2007

Probably something similar to KR in the photo!

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Read our many posts on this subject to find out....

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posted Oct 19, 2007

'One of the most memorable sporting soap operas comes to its conclusion on Sunday.'

Comparing F1 to that depressing drivel Eastenders? That's a bit much!

I suppose F1, like in Eastenders everybody is always trying to do each other down?

I'm going to a do a PhD and see if there's a causal link between the Feral Youth currently afflicting the UK and Eastenders.

Then I am going to sue the BBC for every last penny.

The quicker use the licence fee shortfall as a reason to pull the plug on Eastenders the less the penal damages is likely to be.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

"Hamilton ready for title decider" BBC lead story on this forum.

I should damned well hope he's ready! Honestly, what shabby reporting. The cuts have set in already, it would seem.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

If the BBC cancelled Eastenders and paid that merkin chinned Johnathan Woss less could they afford to buy back the rights to air F1 in the UK?

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Renault's view: "F1 statistics provide an interesting insight into this subject. Since 1950, in the eight decisive races with three drivers in the running for the F1 championship, the incoming leader has been crowned on only three occasions!"
http://www.ing-renaultf1.com/en/newsdesk/grand_prix/news.php?news=sao_paulo_what_s_at_stake_this_weekend_3-67609

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posted Oct 19, 2007

It's very confusing having two Radio channels called Radio 5?

Tune into normal 5 Live and listen to Simon Mayo, or 5 Live Sport Extra for the Practice at Interlagos.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

alonso that's all folks

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posted Oct 19, 2007

I think that primary school children are currently doing work experience at the BBC. Why else would the F1 reports and articles written by them be so reflective of a 10 ten year olds analysis and knowledge.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Thanks for that BB. I will be listening to 5 live sport in the car at just after one o clock.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Everything happens for a reason. Nothing happens by chance or by means of luck. Illness, love, lost moments of true greatness and sheer stupidity all occur to test limits of your soul. Without these small tests, life would be like a smoothly paved, straight, flat road to nowhere safe and comfortable but dull and utterly pointless. The successes and downfalls that you experience can create whom you are, and the bad experiences can be learned from. Lewis Hamilton is standing on that threshold of history.The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. So far Lewis Hamilton seem to have learned that life is like a roll of toilet paper. The closer it gets to the end, the faster it goes. Whatever happen on Sunday a new F1 king is here to stay.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Looks like Alonso's staying at McLaren then - funny how him and Lewis are now 'chums' and there's never been a problem...all the media's fault (according to Alonso). Me finks Mr Alonso has no decent option for next year and has agreed to accept his McLaren seat albeit that it comes, again, with a more talented team mate alongside. Wonder if he made Ron a cuppa this morning...took it to him in bed and said "sorry Ron..."

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Come on Kimi!!! Forza Ferrari!

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posted Oct 19, 2007

I hope this doesn't happen, but I would not be at all surprised to see both Mcalrens crash out due to driver error - I will not say if I believe it will be deliberate or who will initiate it - but it just wouldn't surprise me at all. I get the feeling someone would rather a Ferrari wins than his team mate.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

danielporterjones

I seriously don't think that Hamilton is going to help the Ferrair's win.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

This is the kind of race where experience tells. Alonso hasn't had to attack a race so fiercely before, Hamilton hasn't had to just finish a F1 race under pressure and Kimi's experience reads like a "How to choke" manual.

Should make for an interesting encounter. I don't think Hamilton will win it, I think Alonso will lose it.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

I think that it will be close anyone got the odds on raikonnen winning?

Although i do Think Hamilton will just beat them

Hamilton 110
Raikkonnen 109
Alonso 109

Thats what it is going to be

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Oh dear Saj, why ask for comments when you're going to delete them?

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posted Oct 19, 2007

I think Raikonen will get poll and finish the race in 1st place with Alonso 2nd and LH 3rd which will give the title to Lewis.

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Renault's view: - anyone else feel that Renault are doing a bit of lobbying for the guy they want back?

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posted Oct 19, 2007

i think that hamilton will definately win
even with all the pressure put on him from our country he will bring the trophy home along with the championship !!!!
GO ON HAMILTON !!!!!!!

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Before the RWC, Ladbrokes had Hamilton at an almost unbackable 1/9 on to win the BBC sports personality of the year. If Wilkinson does another drop goal special, Hamilton might have a serious contender...

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posted Oct 19, 2007

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/mainframe.shtml?http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/sportsextra.shtml

It wasn't obvious where it was to me! 3 different channels all called Radio 5?

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posted Oct 19, 2007

Xynoxx

There is an article I wrote last week called "Renault assisting Alonso"

I did think about it if Renaults were in front of Alonso Would Flav tell them to let him pass or fight for position especially if its a podium position inc sacrificing a win


It was only hypothetical but would either Heikki or Fisi sacrifice a potential win for the team in order to allow their prodigal son to win and bring back the title !!!

If everyone is looking into Mclaren sabotaging Alonso's car why not look for outside assistance as well

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posted Oct 19, 2007

"Kimi's experience reads like a "How to choke" manual."

Not quite sure how you arrived at this conclusion?
I'm going to assume have you mistakenly read kimi for kiwi!

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