isaidno Posted 1 January 2009 Posted 1 January 2009 Just booked the flights to Australia. I couldn't get a flight to Malaysia to do that aswell. Any Australian foxes want a guest pass for the GP ?
isaidno Posted 8 January 2009 Posted 8 January 2009 Theres highlights of the 1993 Gp at Donington on the BBC website today. The greatest opening lap by anyone i've every seen. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport...one/7817881.stm
isaidno Posted 11 January 2009 Posted 11 January 2009 It sounds like Button could be going to Torro Rosso if Honda don't get bought out.
Brainy Posted 12 January 2009 Posted 12 January 2009 I don't like the front wings. Other than that it's OK.
isaidno Posted 12 January 2009 Posted 12 January 2009 Why do you say that..? It was in the paper yesterday. Torro Rosso have only signed 1 driver (Buemi) and are waiting on the Honda situation to name their 2nd driver.
Floating Fox Posted 13 January 2009 Posted 13 January 2009 I don't like the front wings. Other than that it's OK. Front wings are nice...Rear wings...Weird..
hairy Posted 13 January 2009 Posted 13 January 2009 Any of you got any news on how Mark Webber is progressing with his Broken Leg He says he will be there on the grid in Melbourne
lildave3 Posted 14 January 2009 Posted 14 January 2009 Any of you got any news on how Mark Webber is progressing with his Broken Leg Mark Webber Column
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 14 January 2009 Posted 14 January 2009 Melbourne's usually a good race. Are you interesred in a free ticket for the race Roofox ? Thanks for the offer mate, i'm hoping to get in a marquee again. How long u here for?
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 14 January 2009 Posted 14 January 2009 Mark Webber Column He says he will be there on the grid in Melbourne Thanks guys, it was a fair old crash he had to break his leg.
isaidno Posted 14 January 2009 Posted 14 January 2009 Thanks for the offer mate, i'm hoping to get in a marquee again.How long u here for? I'm in Melbourne for a week, Australia for 3 weeks
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 I'm in Melbourne for a week, Australia for 3 weeks Should be good if it's warm the ladies will be awesome and there is a couple of bands (i think the who are playing) playing after the main race aswell
The Stig Posted 17 January 2009 Author Posted 17 January 2009 Whitmarsh to repalce Dennis at McLaren Unsurprising, he's looked pissed off on several occasions in the last few years. Clearly fed up with the job.
The Stig Posted 17 January 2009 Author Posted 17 January 2009 The new Toyotal TF109 The new Mclaren MP4-24 Plus a interesting article on the new cars. Link to ITV.com
isaidno Posted 19 January 2009 Posted 19 January 2009 The new Renault looks nice http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport...one/7837334.stm
isaidno Posted 5 February 2009 Posted 5 February 2009 Formula One's governing body is to scrap the rule that saw drivers penalised for pitting early while the safety car was deployed. Instead, the pits will be kept open, with software regulating drivers' speeds as they enter the pit lane. "The rule introduced in 2007 was bad," said F1 race director Charlie Whiting. The 2007 rule was introduced to stop drivers going through an accident zone at speed to get back to the pits and refuel while the safety car was out. Whiting told the International Automobile Federation website drivers would have to stick to a time frame they would be given to get back to the pits. "When we deploy the safety car, the message will go to all the cars, which will then have a 'safety car' mode on their ECUs (electronic control units). "As soon as that message gets to the car, it will know where it is on the circuit, and it will calculate a minimum time for the driver to get back to the pits. "The driver will have to respect this and the information will be displayed on his dashboard." Last season, several races were affected by the safety car rule. In the opening race in Australia, McLaren driver Heikki Kovalainen had to pit for fuel and tyres while the safety car was out and subsequently dropped to the back of the pack. He did manage to recover and finish fifth. Three races later in Spain, BMW Sauber's Nick Heidfeld lost fifth place and finished out of the points when he was penalised for returning to the pits during the safety car period. In Singapore, Nico Rosberg, who was running in second, and Robert Kubica both served stop-go penalties for coming in when the pit lane was closed. Fernando Alonso took advantage of the situation to claim his first victory of the season as he had already pitted and was able to move up the field. It was a stupid rule, I'm glad it's gone. I've got the schedule through for the Australian Gp. The race starts at 5pm Oz time, and there having V8's as a support race . The Malaysian Gp will now start at 10am British time
Brainy Posted 5 February 2009 Posted 5 February 2009 The Malaysian Gp will now start at 10am British time I'd rather it stayed at 7/8. Just like i'd have liked Australia to be at like 4am.
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