I agree with Joe's analysis http://joesaward.wordpress.com/2013/08/26/go-well-go-shell/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I completely disagree. His text reeks of bigotry. He says (or quotes someone saying) that F1 is a recreational activity blablabla and should not be used for politic...
When you're running an event that depends on attendance....nope, you kind of rely on the casuals :p Dedicated fandom is all to well for an internet forum, but hell, we can post on this thing from our laptops, in bed surrounded by our energy drinks, snacks and tears.... Takes a hell of a lot more eff...
Can we wait for him to die before we start posting videos, inspirationnal moments and stuff? I find it incredibly creepy to say "be strong" and then immediately post his obituary. My 2 cents. Depends on your viewpoint, can be seen as pessimistic obituary, can also be seen as a reminding o...
As I promised on Thursday, here is the Autosport article and interview with Philippe Streiff The heartbreaking tale of Philippe Streiff A terrible testing crash in Brazil left French F1 racer Philippe Streiff in a wheelchair. Twenty-five years on he tells a story that is sad - but one of incredible ...
Because suggesting someone only has responsibility to themselves and their close family leaves no room for having concern from others outside of that, which is completely oblivious to the fact that thousands of people care about Michael and will be left devastated if/when he dies. Essentially saying...
Round 01 Australian GP One race down and eighteen to go. Going into the first race most felt that a Mercedes was a sure bet to win. Well four of you were right and the other 14 were downright unlucky. Thankfully no-one picked Red Bull duo Daniel Ricciardo (DSQ from 2nd) and Seb Vettel (retired... &...
So, the lack of ear splitting noise from the new engines is a problem for F1 which could lead to reduced attendance and less global appeal, thus tarnishing the reputation of F1 as the pinnacle of motorsport...
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