If F1-GAF ends up talking about her and nothing else for the next three weeks you have my word that I will shoot myself.Opus Angelorum said:I find Lee McKenzie attractive.
RomanticHeroX said:Grandstands video of the Renault explosion. Watching the cars go past from that angle shows how ridiculous it was to have people working on it without a safety car.
Mush said:If F1-GAF ends up talking about her and nothing else for the next three weeks you have my word that I will shoot myself.
I normally hate GAF girl crushes, but McKenzie is just so damn capable. Sorry Mush:Mush said:If F1-GAF ends up talking about her and nothing else for the next three weeks you have my word that I will shoot myself.
There was talk of Danica Patrick ages ago as a tester for Honda, and then as potentially a driver for USF1... but those days are long gone.Xun said:Speaking of women am I crazy in hearing there was talk of a new female F1 driver soon?
Dead Man said:I normally hate GAF girl crushes, but McKenzie is just so damn capable. Sorry Mush:
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Yeah, unless she can discuss rpms and apexs with me... I'll take Lee.Ark said:Sorry.
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This discussion is now over, I'll see you all in three weeks.
Foliorum Viridum said:Lee is hotter. The fact she looks "normal" is a big part of the attraction.
Whoever that girl is could be a random porn star.
Dead Man said:Yeah, unless she can discuss rpms and apexs with me... I'll take Lee.
seconded miss her on motogp big timenavanman said:Suzy Perry >>>>> Lee McKenzie
Yeah, Perry is not bad either. Seems to have a fondness for small bikinis if I remember right. Liz Halliday is not too shabby either.navanman said:Suzy Perry >>>>> Lee McKenzie
As India prepares to host its first Grand Prix later this year, the Formula One authorities are due to inspect the track near Delhi.
The entire landscape around the sports complex is fast changing with a new motorway, luxury housing estates and five-star hotels.
However...
Foliorum Viridum said:Lee is hotter. The fact she looks "normal" is a big part of the attraction.
Whoever that girl is could be a random porn star.
F1 Slate said:bestofbritish Jenson Button
If anyone wants to break in this local stud let me know. I like to get a bit between my teeth every now and then.
AcridMeat said:How in the fuck do you not know who Keeley Hazell is?
edit: F1 Slate is gold.
Button is the best with homoerotic posts and Stewart with safety tips.AcridMeat said:edit: F1 Slate is gold.
HeidiHi Nick Heidfeld
It was crazy guys, this time I felt the heat from the fire and got really scared.
mschumi Michael Schumacher
It looked dramatic alright, especially that little pirouette you did when jumping out of the car.
HeidiHi Nick Heidfeld
I knew my race was over Michael, so I naturally went straight into Nick Heidfeld party mode, even before my feet touched the ground. The marshalls were even dancing with me.
mschumi Michael Schumacher
I think they were jumping out of the way of your exploding side-pod Heidfeld.
bestofbritish Jenson Button
Next time you feel the heat Nicky, don't jump out before this side-pod explodes all over you.
Lucius86 said:Edit: F1 Slate will keep me happy too.
a176 said:dyamn
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Orgun said:Hahahahahaha fucking hell the Button character is hilarious
AutosportBernie Ecclestone's desire to see a second race in the United States could yet be realised after fresh talks emerged about hosting a street race in New Jersey.
AUTOSPORT revealed in July that F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone was seriously considering a second F1 race in New York, having already signed a deal to race at Austin, Texas.
On Tuesday, the Mayors of Weehawken and West New York revealed that they are in the preliminary stages of talks with a group of investors, led by former YES TV Network executive Leo Hindery Jr., to hold a grand prix in the area from as early as 2013.
One proposed venue is to run the race along the banks of the Hudson River, using the waterfront and the iconic Manhattan skyline to create a spectacular backdrop.
Weehawken Mayor Richard Turner and West New York Mayor Felix Roque said in a joint statement that they were investigating the feasibility, and potential economic gains, of hosting an F1 street race in New Jersey.
"In these uncertain economic times when every direct and indirect revenue source is vital, our own Formula One race could be a very positive boost to our citizens," the statement read.
"This said, we need to ensure that the financial benefits from the privilege of having these races in our towns are equitably shared and that no tax dollars are used.
"The investor group has already told us that our towns would be substantially compensated annually."
In recent years there have been several failed attempts to host a race in the US, notably in 2010 when a proposed event at Liberty State Park was soon withdrawn amid public protests.
navanman said:Bernie trying to whore out F1 again by pushing for a street circuit race in New York again.
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I think you can make a good track just fine, the questions is, will they?Reno7728 said:What kind of track would there be?
Are there even feasible corners that central in a major american city?
Shit yes. Such an awesome track.jambo said:Second Australian round, bring back the Adelaide street track!
I don't see why most races should be in Europe. It's a World Championship, lets have races all over the world. It's already bad enough that most drivers are European.RomanticHeroX said:There should be at most five or six races outside of Europe. Australia, Montreal, Suzuka, Brazil. Bam, that's all you need. Throw in one or two more for flavor and fill the rest of the calendar with superior European circuits.
Because Europe is where most of the great circuits of the world are located. There are plenty of good ones elsewhere, and several great ones, but most outside of Europe don't compare. As an American F1 fan I have to admit that I don't think there's a single track in my country that's deserving of hosting an F1 event.brotkasten said:I don't see why most races should be in Europe. It's a World Championship, lets have races all over the world. It's already bad enough that most drivers are European.
Suitable for F1:Shaneus said:Are there any good tracks in France? I'd love to see one there.
RomanticHeroX said:There should be at most five or six races outside of Europe. Australia, Montreal, Suzuka, Brazil. Bam, that's all you need. Throw in one or two more for flavor and fill the rest of the calendar with superior European circuits.
Reno7728 said:What kind of track would there be?
Are there even feasible corners that central in a major american city?