Bahrain in doubt yet again

because they are close.

 

Closer than you think. I've never seen them in the same room together. That's all I'm saying.

EDIT: I've just checked Formula1.com and browsed around and it looks completely normal at a high level but if you try to get fastest laps or pit stop summaries from, say, 2010 races then it dies again.

 

He's been living a sham all along! ;p

 

'Banana' it is then

 

Find it amusing that we were discussing hacking and until this post we had 404 posts in the thread.

 

Find it amusing that we were discussing hacking and until this post we had 404 replies in the thread.

 

I really wish Bando would change his avatar, i feel an uncontrollable urge to punch something come on whenever i see that baldy bastard. It's not even cool bald either, like Telly Savalas, it's crap bald, like Peter Ebdon.

As a bald wise man once said, numerous times;

"Who loves ya baby?"

 

Peter Ebdon is only bald because then he can blind his opponent when its bright in the room. He cannot win in any other way

 

. An evil plan worthy of Whitmarsh.

 

That avatar is really disturbing. It must break the House Rules in some way, surely.

 

I hope Bando's posts don't start rambling on about Hamilton needlessly. e.g. Kimi wins emphatically, but Hamilton makes them all look like pathetic children. The sort of drivel benderson gives you.

 

This made me think of pony tailed Peter Ebdon... which in turn made me think of the Andre Agassi mullet!

There is evil at work here... A very dark evil!

 

I like Bando's avatar.

 

Anonymous pwned?

Live timing seems to be working.

 

http://globalspin.blogs.time.com/20...lt-to-forumula-one-race-in-bahrain/#510395774

 

Breaking News ‏ @BreakingNews
Dead Bahraini protester found after night clashes with police, Bahrain's opposition says - @Reuters

 

The day before the race and Joe Saward gets the point.

Damon Hill thinks F1 needs to set out its view on human rights in order to put itself on one side of the argument and avoid being used for political gain.

 

Part of interview with Jean Todt on BBC1 in a moment.

EDIT: When I say "part" I mean "not much". Full interview on BBC online later.

Report here, including video.

 

Ecclestone's touchstone in promoting F1 is his belief that only no publicity is bad publicity. A lot of the comment in the mainstream media that expresses disgust with F1 seems to come from people who don't have a very high opinion of it anyway. They certainly seem to be fascinated with the situation it's managed to get itself into over the Bahrain GP. If this level of interest is stimulated in the TV-viewing public, will it boost audiences figures tomorrow?

 

Won't people watch in hope of some gory incident?