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The Formula 1 2011 Season of Double World Champion Sebastian Vettel |OT2|

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Psychotext said:
I'd geek out if I saw a NeoGAF flag... but you're not particularly likely to see it at Singapore because of the lighting.
Like I care. They need to make it happen, or I'll make that Webber crash happen.
 
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Edmond Dantès

Dantès the White
Indian GP timetable.

FP1: 05:30 BST
FP2: 09:30 BST
FP3: 06:30 BST

Qualifying: 09:30 BST

Race: 09:30 GMT (Clocks go back an hour)

Fun fact: This is the only race that starts on the hour for India, otherwise due to their interesting timezone the sessions all start at the half hour mark.
 

Chris R

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Race is at like the worst time for me. 1:30 AM aka too late to stay up and be comfortable the next day, and too early to go to bed and then wake up and watch the race... I'll have to figure something out though, because I want to watch the race
/failures
live.
 

dubc35

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With Korea having one race a year and comments about the dust/dirt on the India circuit, why don't they run several street sweepers down the track for a couple laps?
 

Ark

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dubc35 said:
With Korea having one race a year and comments about the dust/dirt on the India circuit, why don't they run several street sweepers down the track for a couple laps?

I'm going to assume it'll just go back to being dusty again, very quickly.

It would be like shovelling snow during a blizzard. Although I'm just making a wild guess.
 
dubc35 said:
With Korea having one race a year and comments about the dust/dirt on the India circuit, why don't they run several street sweepers down the track for a couple laps?
They do at some tracks, but it wont take long for the dust from everywhere else to coat the track again.

Unrelated, continuing my season review marathon and I've noticed that the Mercedes engine in the McLaren was garbage for a number of years. Seems they couldn't go more than 2 races without one of them blowing up.
 
Psychotext said:
They do at some tracks, but it wont take long for the dust from everywhere else to coat the track again.

Unrelated, continuing my season review marathon and I've noticed that the Mercedes engine in the McLaren was garbage for a number of years. Seems they couldn't go more than 2 races without one of them blowing up.
Always reminds me of that wonderful race where Mika's engine blew up at the last lap. That was fun to watch.

E: it was the Spanish gp in 2001. http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=/&gl=DE#/home
 

TylerD

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Hmm, Speed sights and sounds is not working and BBC Radio 5 live sports has World Series instead of f1. :(


Juicy Bob said:
5 minutes into FP1 and there's a Red Flag because of a dog on the circuit.

Good job, India.

Where are you watching it?

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AllenShrz

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So exited!

Due to work I live in Delhi and this is one of the most exiting things that has happened here since I live here.

And not only that, I'm invited to the after parties with the "crème de la crème" of India.


So cool.
 

Dead Man

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Juicy Bob said:
5 minutes into FP1 and there's a Red Flag because of a dog on the circuit.

Good job, India.
If Germany can have people on the track, and the UK can have rabbits and naked people, India can have dogs.

RomanticHeroX said:
Unrelated to FP1, I just found these F1 posters and they're gorgeous.
Those are amazing. Hungary looks great, too bad the track is shite. Germany and Britain looks awesome too.

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Jenson Button and Mark Webber will this weekend lead the tributes to Dan Wheldon after the recent tragic death of their close friend. The pair have had helmet stickers made bearing Wheldon's logo, his initials in red, white and black, while Button revealed he will wear a black armband in Sunday's inaugural Indian Grand Prix.
"I sent Jenson a text after the race in Korea and I told him I wanted to get some stickers made up for our helmets," said Webber. "I asked him if he was keen and he said he was. It's a nice little sticker because we both knew him. It's only natural he is part of us a little this weekend."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/motorsport/formula_one/9625167.stm
 
Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis concedes that his team will have to consider duplicating the innovations that have helped Red Bull sweep to the constructors' title three races before the end of the season. "You can't ignore your competitors: if Red Bull wins, you can't say 'I'll just mind my own business'," he said.

That's exactly what Alonso criticized the last time. Only copying the innovation of someone else won't cut it.
 
Giving a penalty is too much but I'm not at all surprised by it. Setting fastest lap under a yellow is always going to draw attention.

Can't imagine that's doing any good for his motivation.
 
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