F1 in 2013
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David Morton
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Jacky Stewart has told Hamilton to wind his neck in and stop being a prima diva.
Alonso keeps rabbiting on that Hamilton is the force to be reckoned with in 2013 though he is being disengenuous IMHO. My money wil be on another Newey / Vettel victory but the again people on this website usually tell me I am wrong about most things.
DGAF.
Alonso keeps rabbiting on that Hamilton is the force to be reckoned with in 2013 though he is being disengenuous IMHO. My money wil be on another Newey / Vettel victory but the again people on this website usually tell me I am wrong about most things.
DGAF.
David Morton
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Nope.
Don't Give A !
Don't Give A !
David Morton
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£20m. Is the several miles high club worth so much dosh? Strewth, he's already
sorted her out anyway. I suppose it will distract him from the inevitable string of crap results in the Mercedes f1 team.
How long will this jet last ? Will he let his mates rent it out from him?
Will he try to learn how to fly?
Answers on a postcard as usual.
sorted her out anyway. I suppose it will distract him from the inevitable string of crap results in the Mercedes f1 team.
How long will this jet last ? Will he let his mates rent it out from him?
Will he try to learn how to fly?
Answers on a postcard as usual.
Don't Give A Fuck
DGAF is a lifestyle. DGAF doesn't mean that you don't care about anything but getting fucked up... it simply means that you don't give a fuck what people think of you. You do what you want because of you.
Just because you DGAF doesn't mean you are an ignorant person who only cares about doing stupid things. To DGAF means you do what YOU want to do, regardless of other people's asshole opinions.
Pete McCluskey.
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I would take it then Jack that you and several others on the forum are paid up members of DGAF.
On the other hand as you can tell from my post's, I am a caring understanding nice type.
Pete McCluskey.
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She must be a great shag, what is the Cl 600 like David?
When you ask,"will he rent it to his mates" you are referring to the plane I take it?
David Morton
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Pete,
I guess if I was still in the business and in the business jet world as well, the challenger would probably be a nice office. Maybe Scott can make some comments about how well they are built. They seem to have a good range and seem to get above the weather at the same time, as sometimes it's one or the other. I guess they do have limitations and restrictions but they look a bit more comfortable than some of the early Lears.
Dave.
I guess if I was still in the business and in the business jet world as well, the challenger would probably be a nice office. Maybe Scott can make some comments about how well they are built. They seem to have a good range and seem to get above the weather at the same time, as sometimes it's one or the other. I guess they do have limitations and restrictions but they look a bit more comfortable than some of the early Lears.
Dave.
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Pete McCluskey.
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I really do not think F1 should go to Bahrain this year. There is not only some heavy ( but mainly unreported) protests going on there but last weekend the State Police raided the main hospital and arrested any medical staff, including doctors, that had treated injured protestors.
You can't use "sport should be above politics" argument, because F1 is certainly not a sport and is all about politics, plus it is clear that F1 is being "used" by the incumbent Ruling Family.
I will be writing to the FIA and hope that others will too.
You can't use "sport should be above politics" argument, because F1 is certainly not a sport and is all about politics, plus it is clear that F1 is being "used" by the incumbent Ruling Family.
I will be writing to the FIA and hope that others will too.
David Morton
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I surely will.
Thanks Keith.
Thanks Keith.
WTF????
Oh, oooops! department. :stunned:
The "bling boy innit" not very ecstatic about Mercs.
Quote:
"Lewis Hamilton concedes it will take him a bit of time to adjust to his new Mercedes after putting in his first laps at the Jerez circuit on Monday.
Having taken the covers off the W04 at the Spanish track, Hamilton got down to business as he drove the car for promotional filming.
"It was not too bad, it just felt like driving a different car," (Edit Keith: he's definitely bright this kid innit)the 28-year-old told Sky Sports News.
"I am not sure what else to say.
"There is a lot going on, a lot of new controls I am getting used to and so much information coming in and just trying to get on top of it.
"The steering settings that I had before are very different on this car and there are a lot more buttons as well. So utilising those and understanding the set up changes that they make - the dif settings.
"All the calls are different - they use different terminology on top of that and the car brake bias has six settings instead of the three I used to have so there is a lot of different stuff going on.
"I've driven the simulator a few times, but this was the first time I got to get a feel for it and also the tyres weren't the right tyres."
The Brit, however, did run into an early hiccup as he stopped out on track during the filming.
"We just ran out of fuel," he explained. "It is a procedure we take."
The most important question for Hamilton, though, is whether this W04 is a car that can fight for race wins and the world title.
"I can't really say," he said."
Sandbagging or......
Expert readers between lines please comment.....
The "bling boy innit" not very ecstatic about Mercs.
Quote:
"Lewis Hamilton concedes it will take him a bit of time to adjust to his new Mercedes after putting in his first laps at the Jerez circuit on Monday.
Having taken the covers off the W04 at the Spanish track, Hamilton got down to business as he drove the car for promotional filming.
"It was not too bad, it just felt like driving a different car," (Edit Keith: he's definitely bright this kid innit)the 28-year-old told Sky Sports News.
"I am not sure what else to say.
"There is a lot going on, a lot of new controls I am getting used to and so much information coming in and just trying to get on top of it.
"The steering settings that I had before are very different on this car and there are a lot more buttons as well. So utilising those and understanding the set up changes that they make - the dif settings.
"All the calls are different - they use different terminology on top of that and the car brake bias has six settings instead of the three I used to have so there is a lot of different stuff going on.
"I've driven the simulator a few times, but this was the first time I got to get a feel for it and also the tyres weren't the right tyres."
The Brit, however, did run into an early hiccup as he stopped out on track during the filming.
"We just ran out of fuel," he explained. "It is a procedure we take."
The most important question for Hamilton, though, is whether this W04 is a car that can fight for race wins and the world title.
"I can't really say," he said."
Sandbagging or......
Expert readers between lines please comment.....
I guess the world title would go to Roman Grosjean in Team Lotus based on Jerez lap times: 1:19:796, with Force India's Di Resta and Torro Rosso's Ricciardo in the hunt.....
But, perhaps there is some early team strategy in play with WO4. LH certainly has an abundance of explanations for his performance in the new car. Some of them may actually be true!
But, perhaps there is some early team strategy in play with WO4. LH certainly has an abundance of explanations for his performance in the new car. Some of them may actually be true!
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