Formula 1 fans?
#32

It just wasn't holding my interest and some late night music history was more my thing.
#33
#34

Not a bad race I guess.
Having the Williams and the Maclaren die sort of took the fun out of it a bit for me though. Pretty much no challenge from there on.
I dont know if its only on Speed, but WHY OH WHY do we not get post-race interviews anymore. They do those awful "podium interviews" now (which I cant watch due to them being so painfully awful). Are those actually instead of the "real thing" now, or is Speed just not showing it?
Having the Williams and the Maclaren die sort of took the fun out of it a bit for me though. Pretty much no challenge from there on.
I dont know if its only on Speed, but WHY OH WHY do we not get post-race interviews anymore. They do those awful "podium interviews" now (which I cant watch due to them being so painfully awful). Are those actually instead of the "real thing" now, or is Speed just not showing it?
#35

Not a bad race I guess.
Having the Williams and the Maclaren die sort of took the fun out of it a bit for me though. Pretty much no challenge from there on.
I dont know if its only on Speed, but WHY OH WHY do we not get post-race interviews anymore. They do those awful "podium interviews" now (which I cant watch due to them being so painfully awful). Are those actually instead of the "real thing" now, or is Speed just not showing it?
Having the Williams and the Maclaren die sort of took the fun out of it a bit for me though. Pretty much no challenge from there on.
I dont know if its only on Speed, but WHY OH WHY do we not get post-race interviews anymore. They do those awful "podium interviews" now (which I cant watch due to them being so painfully awful). Are those actually instead of the "real thing" now, or is Speed just not showing it?

#36

Mind you, I killed the volume as soon as vettel crossed the line anyway so I didnt have to listen to him on the radio.

Schumi kind of.... misjudged that a bit didn't he?

#37

I have to turn off right after the race so as to avoid the "podium interviews". They make me cringe.. Just awful.
Mind you, I killed the volume as soon as vettel crossed the line anyway so I didnt have to listen to him on the radio.
Schumi kind of.... misjudged that a bit didn't he?
Mind you, I killed the volume as soon as vettel crossed the line anyway so I didnt have to listen to him on the radio.

Schumi kind of.... misjudged that a bit didn't he?


#38

I guess I did ... I am the owner of a rather nice (and huge) framed Schumacher-themed picture though.
I bought it in London at the big Motor Show thing many years back, I collected it from the painter in Whitstable, Kent.
It's currently sitting in the UK, the only thing of significance that I own that hasn't made the trip to Oz ...
I bought it in London at the big Motor Show thing many years back, I collected it from the painter in Whitstable, Kent.
It's currently sitting in the UK, the only thing of significance that I own that hasn't made the trip to Oz ...
#39

I guess I did ... I am the owner of a rather nice (and huge) framed Schumacher-themed picture though.
I bought it in London at the big Motor Show thing many years back, I collected it from the painter in Whitstable, Kent.
It's currently sitting in the UK, the only thing of significance that I own that hasn't made the trip to Oz ...
I bought it in London at the big Motor Show thing many years back, I collected it from the painter in Whitstable, Kent.
It's currently sitting in the UK, the only thing of significance that I own that hasn't made the trip to Oz ...
Think Di Resta did better though to finish 4th
#41

Well I guess this is the news of the day.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/102895
I have to say, I didn't think he would actually do it. I think he was far better off where he was.
Still, it will make for interesting watching next season, that's for sure.
This will spice things up as well..
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/102891
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/102895
I have to say, I didn't think he would actually do it. I think he was far better off where he was.
Still, it will make for interesting watching next season, that's for sure.
This will spice things up as well..
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/102891
#42

Well I guess this is the news of the day.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/102895
I have to say, I didn't think he would actually do it. I think he was far better off where he was.
Still, it will make for interesting watching next season, that's for sure.
This will spice things up as well..
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/102891
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/102895
I have to say, I didn't think he would actually do it. I think he was far better off where he was.
Still, it will make for interesting watching next season, that's for sure.
This will spice things up as well..
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/102891
#43

Clearly $$$$ won the day. Having said that though, no one really knows what will happen when the engine regs change in a couple of seasons - Mercedes could end up competitive, or not. It strikes me as a massive gamble on Mercs part.
As for McLaren, they've got the best driver they could in Sergio Perez, I'll think he'll do a great job alongside the experience of Button. It'll be nice to see Button not being treated like the teams second driver, which he has seemed like for awhile.
As for McLaren, they've got the best driver they could in Sergio Perez, I'll think he'll do a great job alongside the experience of Button. It'll be nice to see Button not being treated like the teams second driver, which he has seemed like for awhile.
#44

Clearly $$$$ won the day. Having said that though, no one really knows what will happen when the engine regs change in a couple of seasons - Mercedes could end up competitive, or not. It strikes me as a massive gamble on Mercs part.
As for McLaren, they've got the best driver they could in Sergio Perez, I'll think he'll do a great job alongside the experience of Button. It'll be nice to see Button not being treated like the teams second driver, which he has seemed like for awhile.
As for McLaren, they've got the best driver they could in Sergio Perez, I'll think he'll do a great job alongside the experience of Button. It'll be nice to see Button not being treated like the teams second driver, which he has seemed like for awhile.
Can't see Merc winning in 2013, but who knows what the new turbo is looking like for 2014?
It is going to be nice to have a relatively new driver in a top team like Maclaren for next year. I hope it doesnt hurt sauber too much though, financially.
Pressure on Rosberg to perform now as well, or be doomed to a number two driver position forever.
#45

Looks like Sauber get to keep Telmex on board next year, despite Perez leaving.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/103073
I'm glad. I always had a soft spot for Sauber.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/103073
I'm glad. I always had a soft spot for Sauber.
