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Hamilton must have Webber's car.
And no Murray Walker on the beeb :( -
Didn't Massa do that last year? -
Qualy:ROSHAMMASRace:- ROS
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The TV graphics for the lights are always slow! They'd be better off doing what F1 used to do and put a square in the corner showing the real lights.PeteTheDuck said:I don't think that was a jump start. I think the TV graphics of the lights were slow, because looking at the cars behind, they all went too, so no jump start for me.EDIT: Speaking of which, did anyone notice that the graphics on the TV at Croft were pretty much always wrong? The weekend results thingy that they show for drivers at the end of races had a race 3 result after 2 races, which was clever! -
Britain is nice. None of those horrible insects that can kill you (bar allergies). -
Running two bases isn't really that cheap @Tommig1995... -
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I guess Fernandes has had enough of owning a crap F1 team and a crap football team :p -
20 years since Andrés Escobar was murdered.[-X
And to think that Alan Hansen said he deserved shooting for his defending! -
It would be interesting to see what the crowd reaction is if Rosberg retires. -
Aw man, guess Jozy will still be Dozy :( -
Post it on the F1 OTG forum and let me decide.Tommig1995 said:I have an image! Should I post it? (I respect people's privacy!) -
Yes it is mine.Tommig1995 said:
Is that your vid, Chirs? If so, I might just have found you in one of my photos! :DfIsince08 said:@RevolvingPrawn You do realise the TV lights graphic is delayed anyway, right?@PeteTheDuckI didn't find the start funny, I found it disappointing :phttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jEQCD-OxtA&feature=youtu.beThanks @mike96 :pEDIT: That start looks more like a creep to me, not a jump. -
Well I haven't seen the start properly yet, but is that not something to do with rear wheel drive?RevolvingPrawn said:Delayed or not Chris, Turkington shot off the line before any of the other cars were even moving. -
You know, I was really expecting Argentina to walk this! -
@RevolvingPrawn You do realise the TV lights graphic is delayed anyway, right?@PeteTheDuckI didn't find the start funny, I found it disappointing :phttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jEQCD-OxtA&feature=youtu.be -
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True, hybrid has been around for years but this is the chance to expand on it. Brake energy recovery came from F1 and all the manufacturers are moving towards smaller forced induction engines. ERS will be fitted onto road cars soon enough - the Ferrari 599HYKERS was developed from F1.alonsofan46 said:But the thing is the current engines aren't really road relevant at all . LMP1 cars are road relevant. Not these engines. Hybrid cars have been here for years for goodness sake. I wouldn't be able to resist the V10's to be honest. A V10 will never be outdated. :P -
Whoops, my bad! -
Do please bugger off Mr Ecclestone.http://www.gptoday.com/full_story/view/492214/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+totalf1-recent+%28GPToday.com+-+Recent+Formula+1+News%29 -
As if the restarts didn't take long enough!http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/114737:(( -
I'm rooting for the yanks so Jozy can come back a better player!
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Well done Tommig. -
People always say the want the V8 or V10 engines etc, but you forget they were effectively in the stone ages compared to modern technology. Only now do the F1 cars have fuel injection, so even when the V8s were introduced in 2006 they were outdated. Renault already said that they would withdraw if the new engines weren't introduced and there would be no way new manufacturers like Honda (and maybe VW) would enter. Honda and Toyota pulled out because they weren't successful and because there was no technology crossover between F1 and road cars.
Don't get me wrong, I love the sound of the classic V6s from the 80s and the Ferrari V12 howl of the 90s (and of course the V10 scream and V8 roar), but I dread to think where F1 would be now without the V6 turbos + ERS.
Formula 1 TV Coverage Thread
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Co-presenter: Mark Blundell
Pit-lane Interviews: Martin Brundle & Ted Kravitz
Commentary Team: David Croft & Eddie Irvine