Recovered - Untitled
Not sure if anyone has seen this, but James Allen might finally have found the right medium for his reporting.
http://allenonf1.wordpress.com/
I've been reading it for the past couple of weeks and have been very impressed.
http://allenonf1.wordpress.com/
I've been reading it for the past couple of weeks and have been very impressed.
Originally Posted by lovegroova,Apr 3 2009, 11:10 AM
Senior member of the team takes the bullet. Hamilton was only obeying orders from a superior
They Are hardly going to let Heikki be top driver are they.
They Are hardly going to let Heikki be top driver are they.
Originally Posted by ianl,Apr 3 2009, 08:01 AM
It has always been a Ferrari track
I can understand the logic of "power" tracks like Monza *favouring* those with higher bhp engines (the top manufacturers tend to extrack more than lowly teams for example and Ferrari were always a top team etc.), but other than that I don't see it.
In other words, tracks favour the teams that have the best car for that track. Last week at Melbourne that was Brawn and so on.
Originally Posted by RichUK,Apr 3 2009, 11:30 AM
Not sure if anyone has seen this, but James Allen might finally have found the right medium for his reporting.
http://allenonf1.wordpress.com/
I've been reading it for the past couple of weeks and have been very impressed.
http://allenonf1.wordpress.com/
I've been reading it for the past couple of weeks and have been very impressed.
Laughed out loud the other day when JA was reporting on the scrum outside the Maclaren office and included photos. He added a comment something along the lines of "...before anyone asks, the attractive woman is a reporter with an Italian TV station...".
Originally Posted by Dracoro,Apr 3 2009, 11:30 AM
Never quite understood this. Why is it a "ferrari track"? The cars changes enough each year that no one car could ever be consistently particular to a certain track.
Originally Posted by silverskin,Apr 3 2009, 10:52 AM






