Spare Parts (F1 odds and ends)

We can dream .......

 

"you try any excuse as to why it's no good"

 

Even back then, Bernie thinking of the bigger picture, himself.

 

Anybody taking part in Badger GP's fantasy f1 league?

 

Hi guys,

I'm in a bit of a pickle as a friend of mine has announced his wedding on the same weekend as Silverstone. I have 2 weekend tickets with seats reserved in woodcote and just want to put feelers out to see if anyone is interested in them. I paid £758 for the tickets plus weekend family camping, but I'd take £675 o.n.o so if any of you guys are interested send me a message.

Thanks

 

Why are you selling them? Sell your friends, problem solved.

 

Since he walked away fine I feel images like this are fair game for caption competitions

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I'm glad I signed for McLaren Honda, otherwise this would be a high speed crash.

 

"Button looks on in envy as his team mate takes the easy way out"

 

Houston we have lift off.

 

I am chap... You have a league going?

 

Autobots.... Roll out!

 

McHRT try a new approach in aero design
"It'll really show gains next year" Ron dennis has said.

 

Shocking news.

http://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12...nce-the-wife-of-james-allison-has-passed-away

 

Decent bloke. Doubt he will see this but I wish the best for him and his family.

 

Alonso to pit radio "Something has broken on the car, possibly suspension"

 

Blimey... that's terrible. Condolences to him and his family.

 

Well said Lewis!

http://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12...ople-making-f1s-rules-dont-know-how-cars-work

 

The sad part is that's pretty much what fans have been saying for years, but our voices aren't heard either.

Fixing F1 isn't a difficult task, it's just being made difficult.

 

This is an interesting development too:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/35882820

"Formula 1 drivers have demanded change at the top of the sport, saying its decision-making process is "obsolete and ill-structured".

Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) directors Jenson Button, Sebastian Vettel and Alex Wurz have written a letter on behalf of the drivers.

It "urges the owners and stakeholders of F1 to restructure its governance".

Many issues can be traced back to F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, but the letter does not mention the 85-year-old.

Some recent decisions are "disruptive", avoid "the bigger issues" and "could jeopardise F1's success", it adds.

Writing the letter is an extraordinary step by the drivers, which reflects the strength of their feelings on the matter."