I can't say I thought it the most exciting race as it was as much the effort of keeping the car on the track as anything else.
I do, however, find it very refreshing that we no longer know which team is actually going to come out on top and it's not longer looking at two top teams fighting it out and the rest looking for the crumbs.
Who would have thought last year that Red Bull would be outperforming Ferrari and McLaren; great stuff.
I wouldn't like to place a bet this year on which team or which driver is going to be top of the ratings come October.

Have you ever tried it? If so did it turn you into a superior sprinter?

Yep. Just read about it on the BBC web site. If Bernie sticks to his guns and insists that it'll never go back to Silverstone and Brands Hatch it out, then we're up the Swanee.

Bernie certainly seems to have it in for Silverstone but then he really likes money and tall women.

AND seeing that our drivers don't live here why don't we have the British Grand Prix in the Middle East where the weather is good?

Watched the quallie much ducking and diving fresh faces at the front anyones race tomorrow. Not the most exciting track from the TV viewers point of view featureless clinical even.I much prefer the older tracks like Monza , Spa or Le mans,Excellent paddock facility's Grand Grandstands, huge run off areas throughly modern and safe but no soul.I would think it hard to drive within the marked zones white paint instead of trees or Armco much safer I suppose .Tho solid bits concentrate the mind a bit I guess.
The Tv coverage gave us a look at Bernie Ecclestones collection of extremely valuable F1 race cars race cars going back pre war
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http://www.formula1.com/news/headlines/2009/4/9258.html
The grid line up with the fuel load Kimi was carrying 20kg more than The toyotas Interesting to read

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/motorsport/f...uction-over-Lie-gate.html

An important hearing .No pressure on the FIA tho ,Some contrition from the accused as well as threats of "its my bat & my ball " I'll be taking them home with me.As pointed out in this item the three pointed star is a big part of F1.That Merc safety car not a bad "free" advert for them, taking themselves home along with sponsors could harm the sport in a big way.