http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9I7FE2XP3Imagnificent83 said:Link's down, got another one or a gif?
Dilly said:
eeeeh why are the taking Heidfeild (tyre stuff aside). They should have signed Glock, he is young, talented and fast. Heidfeld is old.navanman said:Autosport claim Heidfeld is going to replace De La Rosa at Sauber for next year. Should be quite a signing as he is the sole Pirelli tester and responsible for the handling characteristics of the tyre.
S. L. said:eeeeh why are the taking Heidfeild (tyre stuff aside). They should have signed Glock, he is young, talented and fast. Heidfeld is old.
yep.Lucius86 said:Is Kobayashi confirmed?
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Harry_Tequila said:Ouch, ouch, ouch.
Surprised he's alive after that. Looked absolutely brutal.
Templar Wizard said:We are experiencing something which we havent seen since the dawn of the msch era and the total dominance of one team and driver, 20% of the grid at the sharp end and the championship is still open.
this is amazing.
Dilly said:
Yup. I stopped watching F1 from 03 to last season because it was just boring. This one has pulled me back in completely, though.Gabyskra said:Totally agreed. I was big on F1 at the time of Prost, Senna, Mansell, Hill, etc. Then the Schumacher era totally bored me. And now I'm back, precisely because this year is so suspenseful.
DrM said:Cosworth and Lotus will end engine deal, so this means that Lotus will be powered by Renault engine next season.
Good for them.
DieH@rd said:Ouch
Orgun said:Aw, that video has been taken down
Shaneus said:Fuck Vettel. Bastard.
Down 3 (Blue Racing) Oh well, at least most other people did pretty badly too! :lolS. L. said:http://www.abload.de/img/capturepnq8.png
well that was bad -_-
DrM said:Cosworth and Lotus will end engine deal, so this means that Lotus will be powered by Renault engine next season.
Good for them.
I think it may be time for a really good look at safety in the pitlane after this season. There seems to have been a number of very dangerous incidents recently and I think there's going to be a fatality if we carry on like this.Dilly said:Quite ironic considering Coulthard said in the before the race that a casualty is just a race away.
I'm glad he's alright.
Ferrari's broken fuel hoses last year, rolling tyres and mechanic run downs this year...Harry_Tequila said:I think it may be time for a really good look at safety in the pitlane after this season. There seems to have been a number of very dangerous incidents recently and I think there's going to be a fatality if we carry on like this.
S. L. said:eh yeah, things happen at pitstops. I don't think they can be made significantly safer without making them a joke. 90% of the time these incidents come from overeager lollipopmen/unsafe releases
S. L. said:eh yeah, things happen at pitstops. I don't think they can be made significantly safer without making them a joke. 90% of the time these incidents come from overeager lollipopmen/unsafe releases
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/86688Kimi Raikkonen is making a fresh bid to return to Formula 1 next year after approaching the Renault team for a drive in 2011, AUTOSPORT can reveal
I'd love to see Kimi at RBR or McL but you can't have all ehZinga said:As much as I love Raikonnen, I think Renault needs a more Alonso/Kubica type rather than a Kimi/Hamilton type.
Nick Heidfeld will return to Formula 1 with the Sauber team from the Singapore Grand Prix, as AUTOSPORT predicted earlier this week.
Sauber confirmed that Heidfeld will be replacing Pedro de la Rosa for the final five races of the season to compete alongside Kamui Kobayashi.
Team principal Peter Sauber suggested that the move had been made to better help the team understand its car.
"It was a hard decision for me to make as a team principal and I want to thank Pedro for his professionalism," explained Sauber. "By signing Nick we have a driver we know extremely well who will help us to further judge the comparative potential of our car."
De la Rosa expressed his shock at the decision, which comes after he returned to the sport at the start of this season.
"I am surprised by the team´s decision, but I respect it and would like to wish everyone good luck for the remainder of the season," he said. "I still intend to be in Formula 1 for 2011".
Heidfeld himself added: "I'm looking forward like crazy to having the opportunity to go racing again in a good car in Formula 1 from the Singapore Grand Prix onwards. After the last months I'm even more motivated than ever.
"For me it is like coming home, as I raced for seven years in total for the team from Hinwil. Without doubt I will be feeling at home straight away and this should help me to familiarise myself as soon as possible with the car. I want to thank Peter Sauber for the faith he has put in me."
S. L. said:I'd love to see Kimi at RBR or McL but you can't have all eh
I guess they are fully focusing on next season nownavanman said:Surprised its happening now rather than for next season:
Kurosaki Ichigo said:Fuck you Sauber.
I hope their motors blow up to see if they really don't have any money to buy more motors like they told De la Rosa when he got the latest one and it was defective, on top of the penalty he got because their shitty car blew all engines and gearboxes.
I really hope your team crashes and burns Sauber. Also back to pure white non-advertising thanks to firing the only pilot that got you advertising.
I also hope their f-duct they only got working and early because of De la Rosa now stops working.
What an amazing cunt you have proven to be Sauber, incredible, respect in red numbers.
megateto said:I didn't even know about half of all that. I was really sorry for Pedro, but now... fuck you, Sauber.
where did you get that impression from?h3ro said:Please come back. Him in a Renault would be great! Solid mid-tier team that could compete for the odd podium here and there at the right circuit (and Spa )... Of course I'd rather have him in a Red Bull or next year's Merc (which should be a real contender), but having Kimi back on the grid would be fantastic regardless of who he drives for.
navanman said:Some big rumours going around today that there will be a big shake-up in the BBC F1 commentary box for next year.
Ditch Legard and bring back James Allen please. All is forgiven!
navanman said:Some big rumours going around today that there will be a big shake-up in the BBC F1 commentary box for next year.
Ditch Legard and bring back James Allen please. All is forgiven!