f1 race # 2 australian grand prix
Here is what was in my thread...
[QUOTE=Triple-H,Mar 24 2010, 02:27 PM]It's this weekend, yahoo, race 2...
QANTAS AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX; Melbourne


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[QUOTE=Triple-H,Mar 24 2010, 02:27 PM]It's this weekend, yahoo, race 2...
QANTAS AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX; Melbourne


Melbourne track data:
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Originally Posted by 8_ball,Mar 23 2010, 09:21 PM
I saw it on Speed's website:
Practice - Friday, March 26, 2:00am EST
Qualifying - Saturday, March 27, 1:30am EST
Melborne GP - Sunday, March 28, 1:30am EST
Didn't see anything about a re-broadcast during more normal hours (boy, I'm getting old) but I would be surprised if they didn't repeat both qualifying and the race later in the day.
Practice - Friday, March 26, 2:00am EST
Qualifying - Saturday, March 27, 1:30am EST
Melborne GP - Sunday, March 28, 1:30am EST
Didn't see anything about a re-broadcast during more normal hours (boy, I'm getting old) but I would be surprised if they didn't repeat both qualifying and the race later in the day.
I hope Mclaren pick up the pace and make a 3 teams, 6 drivers battle at the front. thats ofcouse bcz im rooting for Button
im very sad to see Bruno in a really struggling team.. i hope to see him in a decent team next year.. maybe he'll shine in the wet races?
im very sad to see Bruno in a really struggling team.. i hope to see him in a decent team next year.. maybe he'll shine in the wet races?
Interesting read...
[QUOTE]MARCH 24TH 2010
The Australian GP preview
With the forgettable Bahrain Grand Prix consigned to the history book, Formula 1 is praying that the start to the 2010 season will improve at the typically chaotic Albert Park circuit. Mark Glendenning assesses its chances
By Mark Glendenning
AUTOSPORT deputy F1 editor
[QUOTE]MARCH 24TH 2010
The Australian GP preview
With the forgettable Bahrain Grand Prix consigned to the history book, Formula 1 is praying that the start to the 2010 season will improve at the typically chaotic Albert Park circuit. Mark Glendenning assesses its chances
By Mark Glendenning
AUTOSPORT deputy F1 editor
Originally Posted by 8_ball,Mar 25 2010, 06:41 AM
To me, a borning race is better than no race at all. Looking forward to watching practice tomorrow (vcr is my friend).
x 2Just having the cars on track is exciting for me
And hey, I thought I was the only one still using a VCR
Doug, funny story. I have 2 vcr's, one in the family room and one downstairs (which is older and only plays and fast foward forward, no rewind, no record). So I recorded last week's qualifying on the 'good' vcr and, later in the day, decided to watch it on the downstairs tv. I popped in the tape and hear 'grrrrrindddddd' and the vcr goes dark. I tried everything, unplugging, plugging back in, hitting all the buttons, even the last-resort whack on the top. Nufin, DOA. With my tape of qualifying inside.
It may be time to look into a DVR.
It may be time to look into a DVR.
Originally Posted by suzukablueS2000,Mar 25 2010, 02:13 AM
im very sad to see Bruno in a really struggling team.. i hope to see him in a decent team next year.. maybe he'll shine in the wet races?
Hopefully Bruno has some of his uncle's rainmeister skills. If not it will be Vettel all the way. He is a versatile talent and is always delightful to watch.
Originally Posted by Triple-H,Mar 25 2010, 08:34 AM
x 2Just having the cars on track is exciting for me
And hey, I thought I was the only one still using a VCR

x 3I hate the off-season and the fact that practice and tests are not broadcast on TV
Bahrain may have bored some folks, but I loved the fact that the season was back.






