I hope 2009 is the last year for Jensen to race anything at all. He is so uninspired or just blatantly trying to fall back to keep the championship alive. Whatever he's just become a lazy ass douche and I hope Rubens smotes him.
@Maxichamp: well I seen the Motegi crash ambulance which is the JPN AWD version of the Honda Odyssey. Even for a regular car let alone a van its a looker.
@IronicalBalls: Yeah, there was a Honda minivan next to the Accord wagon. But I really want a pic of the wagon. Don't get me wrong, the van is cool too. Thanks.
I'll admit right now, I've been following the wins and stats for the season but I've only actually watched Australia. Now that that is said, I'm not sure who I'm pulling for for the championship, Button or Vettel. Barrichello isn't on my radar.
@PowerTryp forever Minardi: All three guys would make interesting champs. I'd kind of like to see Rubens win just because no one would have ever thought it was possible. Vettel will win championships in the future. He's too good not to.
Alguersuari's slide through the ING sign was worthy of slo-mo replay. And as far as Vettel is concerned, I was nearly certain his engine was going to let go; things were just going too well for him. Great course, although qualifying was definitely the more exciting event.
Qualifying is the best part of F1, and Suzuka's was crazy. The raced lacked drama, but that is the way it goes in F1. It is funny that Rosberg got away with speeding during the safety car period because his low fuel warning came on and occupied the screen which would give the SC status.
Good for Webber and Red Bull. This season it really is the world turned upside down.
However, I just don't think that he's in the same category as Chris Amon, at all. You wouldn't be lumping Ralf Schumacher and Stirling Moss together, now would you?
Man, heartbreaking race for McLaren. They finally got their car going, and since Lewis, apparently their only driver, crashed out in the first lap I was just distraught. I have high hopes for the team next weekend.
I don't get why Heikki just blows so much. Maybe Sena's nephew will replace him, or someone else. I tried to support him....but I can't do it anymore.
I'm pretty happy for Webber, I remember when he first started for Minardi and then moved to Jaguar. I like watching F1, but I do wish that it wasn't always dominated by 1 or 2 teams every year, and nobody else really has a chance to win.
@muhnkee_2 - jaloping from sunny sao paulo: It's nice that this year we've seen a couple teams winning that haven't in the past, but other than Brawn and Red Bull who has a chance to win this year?
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@Maxichamp: well I seen the Motegi crash ambulance which is the JPN AWD version of the Honda Odyssey. Even for a regular car let alone a van its a looker.
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@Maxichamp: screenshot from the coverage, this is all I could get, sorry!
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However, I just don't think that he's in the same category as Chris Amon, at all. You wouldn't be lumping Ralf Schumacher and Stirling Moss together, now would you?
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Seriously though, glad Mark Webber got his win. He deserved it, though he didn't look as crazed and ecstatic as Jenson Button did at his first win.
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I don't get why Heikki just blows so much. Maybe Sena's nephew will replace him, or someone else. I tried to support him....but I can't do it anymore.
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you mean you like this year?!?!?
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Proof that Minardians can move up the food chain.
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