European Championship (Miami) 06.26.2011
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Where exactly is the DRS zone going to be located?
Is it actually spanning from turns 11 through 17?
Is it actually spanning from turns 11 through 17?
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Spanish Embassy (San Francisco-California) May 22, 2011
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It’s honestly no surprise they’re absolutely tearing it up in qualifying when you realize just how much more
often I can utilize DRS on every single lap.
often I can utilize DRS on every single lap.
Spanish Embassy (San Francisco-California) May 22, 2011
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That’s just how they talk down in certain parts of the Bay Area.
It reminds me of when a foreigner picks up some local slang and then gets totally thrown by how someone from
San Francisco actually sounds, only to be even more surprised when they hear the accent of someone from
a small town out in the Midwest.
I’m not sure if everyone is tuned in 107% during the Friday and Saturday practice sessions, so maybe
Heidfeld will have no trouble sliding right into the race lineup. Alonso, on the other hand, is going to have to work overtime
at the starting line since he's stuck on the dirty part of the track.
It reminds me of when a foreigner picks up some local slang and then gets totally thrown by how someone from
San Francisco actually sounds, only to be even more surprised when they hear the accent of someone from
a small town out in the Midwest.
I’m not sure if everyone is tuned in 107% during the Friday and Saturday practice sessions, so maybe
Heidfeld will have no trouble sliding right into the race lineup. Alonso, on the other hand, is going to have to work overtime
at the starting line since he's stuck on the dirty part of the track.
Spanish Embassy (San Francisco-California) May 22, 2011
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Honestly, Ferrari fans take the cake. The second their team isn't on top, suddenly everything becomes uninteresting and incredibly dull
—if that’s even possible. It’s always some massive conspiracy against them, or they start talking about breaking away to form their own little
league. Just hang in there for a few seasons until the Red Bull era winds down, and maybe you'll finally get your moment in the sun again.
Personally, I think the only thing that might stop the Bulls from grabbing a 1-2 finish tomorrow is a random mechanical failure.
—if that’s even possible. It’s always some massive conspiracy against them, or they start talking about breaking away to form their own little
league. Just hang in there for a few seasons until the Red Bull era winds down, and maybe you'll finally get your moment in the sun again.
Personally, I think the only thing that might stop the Bulls from grabbing a 1-2 finish tomorrow is a random mechanical failure.
Best car liveries and most beautiful cars?
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Joshua Doyle11 said:Does anyone happen to remember the name of a Formula 1 team that popped up back in the mid-90s? If my memory serves me right, they only showed up for maybe two or three races before vanishing from the grid entirely. Their sponsor was a credit card company, and I recall them having a pretty striking livery on their car.
Are you thinking of this car?
Best car liveries and most beautiful cars?
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To Lotus is hands down the most beautiful car I've ever seen. It’s just the perfect marriage of color and silhouette.
Everything about it feels balanced—nothing too much, nothing lacking. To me, the cars from the early 2000s
tend to be a bit cluttered with all those aero bits, and today's models look completely unnatural with that
rear wing shape.
Everything about it feels balanced—nothing too much, nothing lacking. To me, the cars from the early 2000s
tend to be a bit cluttered with all those aero bits, and today's models look completely unnatural with that
rear wing shape.