AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
May 12th 2009, 11:27 am
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AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
http://en.f1-live.com/f1/en/headline...12090242.shtml
Hmm. So they sacked the CEO of Abu Dhabi F1 Management earlier this month, now they are admitting that they can't hand over the facility as scheduled.....
It's not looking good.....
Hmm. So they sacked the CEO of Abu Dhabi F1 Management earlier this month, now they are admitting that they can't hand over the facility as scheduled.....
It's not looking good.....
May 12th 2009, 11:44 am
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
http://en.f1-live.com/f1/en/headline...12090242.shtml
Hmm. So they sacked the CEO of Abu Dhabi F1 Management earlier this month, now they are admitting that they can't hand over the facility as scheduled.....
It's not looking good.....
Hmm. So they sacked the CEO of Abu Dhabi F1 Management earlier this month, now they are admitting that they can't hand over the facility as scheduled.....
It's not looking good.....
May 12th 2009, 12:17 pm
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
Did anyone notice the advertiser at the bottom of the page?
Talk about irony
Talk about irony
May 12th 2009, 5:34 pm
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May 12th 2009, 5:35 pm
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May 12th 2009, 5:41 pm
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
Ahh bupa how apt...now what muppets rushed out and bought tickets..
The same ones who panicked about the emirates I'd card..
Schools out suckers...nothing here is what it seems..its a 3rd world dump based on spin. Well a housing scheme being 6 months late is the norm here..a racing track with the world watching??? Hehehehehehe
The same ones who panicked about the emirates I'd card..
Schools out suckers...nothing here is what it seems..its a 3rd world dump based on spin. Well a housing scheme being 6 months late is the norm here..a racing track with the world watching??? Hehehehehehe
May 12th 2009, 5:42 pm
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
Ahh bupa how apt...now what muppets rushed out and bought tickets..
The same ones who panicked about the emirates I'd card..
Schools out suckers...nothing here is what it seems..its a 3rd world dump based on spin. Well a housing scheme being 6 months late is the norm here..a racing track with the world watching??? Hehehehehehe
The same ones who panicked about the emirates I'd card..
Schools out suckers...nothing here is what it seems..its a 3rd world dump based on spin. Well a housing scheme being 6 months late is the norm here..a racing track with the world watching??? Hehehehehehe
May 12th 2009, 7:03 pm
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
Ahh bupa how apt...now what muppets rushed out and bought tickets..
The same ones who panicked about the emirates I'd card..
Schools out suckers...nothing here is what it seems..its a 3rd world dump based on spin. Well a housing scheme being 6 months late is the norm here..a racing track with the world watching??? Hehehehehehe
The same ones who panicked about the emirates I'd card..
Schools out suckers...nothing here is what it seems..its a 3rd world dump based on spin. Well a housing scheme being 6 months late is the norm here..a racing track with the world watching??? Hehehehehehe
some are more like 2 years late. the funny thing is that they say they have men working 24/7 what happens in the months july/august etc when the allowable hours worked gets reduced, and the other more important factor that you shouldnt be pouring concrete at 40deg, let alone 35deg when its dark (bet they will be tho).id card, whats that, havent got one, waiting until 2010.
May 13th 2009, 1:16 am
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/74100
Hmmmm, so 6 weeks ago, everything was peachy...
But in the space of 6 weeks, they may be as much as 4 weeks behind schedule. Based on the 2 steps forward, 1 step back methodology, that would mean that they will be 5 months behind schedule on race day.....
Hmmmm, so 6 weeks ago, everything was peachy...
But in the space of 6 weeks, they may be as much as 4 weeks behind schedule. Based on the 2 steps forward, 1 step back methodology, that would mean that they will be 5 months behind schedule on race day.....
May 13th 2009, 4:13 am
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
only 6 months late.... nah really some are more like 2 years late. the funny thing is that they say they have men working 24/7 what happens in the months july/august etc when the allowable hours worked gets reduced, and the other more important factor that you shouldnt be pouring concrete at 40deg, let alone 35deg when its dark (bet they will be tho).
id card, whats that, havent got one, waiting until 2010.
some are more like 2 years late. the funny thing is that they say they have men working 24/7 what happens in the months july/august etc when the allowable hours worked gets reduced, and the other more important factor that you shouldnt be pouring concrete at 40deg, let alone 35deg when its dark (bet they will be tho).id card, whats that, havent got one, waiting until 2010.
So long as the maximum heat of hydration (which typically occurs 2-3 days after the pour) doesn't exceed the specified maximum you should be ok. That's why they replace water with ice!
May 13th 2009, 4:47 am
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
Why would you not be pouring concrete in 40deg heat? Do you think all concreting here stops when it gets beyond 40deg?
So long as the maximum heat of hydration (which typically occurs 2-3 days after the pour) doesn't exceed the specified maximum you should be ok. That's why they replace water with ice!
So long as the maximum heat of hydration (which typically occurs 2-3 days after the pour) doesn't exceed the specified maximum you should be ok. That's why they replace water with ice!
May 13th 2009, 5:08 am
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
Why would you not be pouring concrete in 40deg heat? Do you think all concreting here stops when it gets beyond 40deg?
So long as the maximum heat of hydration (which typically occurs 2-3 days after the pour) doesn't exceed the specified maximum you should be ok. That's why they replace water with ice!
So long as the maximum heat of hydration (which typically occurs 2-3 days after the pour) doesn't exceed the specified maximum you should be ok. That's why they replace water with ice!
May 13th 2009, 5:14 am
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Re: AD admits delay in hand-over of Al Yas F1 Circuit.....
Wish I'd known that 20 years ago then my first wife might not have got out.
