Just a heads-up for the drivers out there... I heard Anthony Davidson got slapped with a speeding penalty in the pit lane, and now he's claiming he's broke and can't cover the fine, basically hoping the team will just foot the bill for him. 😁
I just finished setting up my home theater, so now I can finally sit back and really dive into movies properly. That got me thinking—which films actually blew you away once you heard them with a serious sound system? (Aside from 😬)
A buddy of mine told me he’s been following the live qualifying times and catching the broadcast over on PBS, and apparently, Blazicko is reading every single comment that pops up in the sidebar 😁
1.Fernando Alonso 2.Juan Pablo Montoya 3.Jenson Button 4.Kimi Raikkonen 5.Felipe Massa 6.Michael Schumacher 7.Rubens Barrichello 8.Giancarlo Fisichella 9.Felipe Massa 10.Jacques Villeneuve ---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
1. Renault 2. McLaren 3. Honda 4. Ferrari 5. BMW Sauber 6. Toyota 7. Williams 8. Red Bull 9. STR 10. MF1 11. Super Aguri ---------------------------------- ----------------------------------
BLAZ: ...Look, I’ve got some killer news. Starting this month—maybe even early January—you'll see NASCAR magazines hitting the stands all over the States, printed entirely in English!!! The editor-in-chief is none other than Mladen Jergović!!! ...
Soccer players can pack their bags and head to major clubs abroad, basically securing their entire future in one move. Swimmers don't get that luxury. We have maybe a few thousand swimmers in the whole country, yet one of them actually landed a massive "transfer" deal that sets him up for life.
It’s the same story with handball; you watch our top guys leave to go play in other countries, making foreign cities famous instead of their own. Our basketball players do the exact same thing—they build legacies in overseas cities while the local clubs back home just wither away. Are they traitors too?
Look, it's theoretically possible to make a living off soccer right here in the States if every talented player decided to stay put. If our domestic clubs kept their stars, maybe we wouldn't look so hopelessly outclassed in European competitions. Maybe we’d actually be celebrating a major trophy in a town square or along a boardwalk instead of watching from the sidelines.
And if you think soccer players can only make real money by playing under a different flag, you're kidding yourself. You'd be shocked at how many of them would jump at an offer like the one Duje took.
And then there's that move where Takuma Sato tries to overtake Rubens Barrichello, even though Barrichello was sitting pretty in second and Takuma was just riding his coattails with what turned out to be a career-best finish and the best result any Japanese driver had ever seen at that point... 👍
Estoril 1996. - Jacques Villeneuve vs Michael Schumacher
Look, I’m probably being biased here, but people have been debating this collision for ages.😁
Then again, if I really want to dig deeper... I’d definitely have to bring up Ayrton Senna at Donington Park in '93... and that duel between G. Villeneuve and R. Aronoux...
