F-1 anyone following?

just turned it on now and only 12 laps in :-) sounds like i turn it on the right time ha

watching it on the i-phone deadly stuff

a good race I must say Perez and Senna done some job Tough for Vettel, he is not feeling it at all this year, anyway Sunday morning well spent watching this

feck alonso ha driver of the day perez first pole fair play . Senna did class aswell all the big drivers just couldn't do it. Good race

fair play to Perez!! got unlucky when he went wide at the end but some result! delighted for Button

SHITE! I forgot this was on BBC Player will have to do the job now...

Such a race by Perez, sticking it to the big guns! Delighted for him, also delighted for everyone else that finished well behind where they usually do

Just watched the recording there, serious drive by Perez! Very impressed

Rain in F1 race. Always fun.

ha yea man, made it very interesting and caught some out

It's a shame Kubica is still out of the game. He is deadly on wet.

can anyone explain drs to me, never got my head around it

DRS is Drag Reduction System. Basically it's a flap in the rear wing that can be opened at certain points in the lap when you are following a car. Coming up to a DRS zone there is a white painted line and at that point you must be within a second of the car in front. If you are you can activate DRS for the duration of the DRS zone. There's only normally one, maybe two, DRS zones in a lap.

On Kubica, really is a pity he isn't back on the grid. He's a great driver to watch. Any word on if or when he might make a comeback?

EJ Eire wrote:
On Kubica, really is a pity he isn't back on the grid. He's a great driver to watch. Any word on if or when he might make a comeback?

Couple of days ago he went to some very popular pro carting track in Italy and he establish 4th time in the track history. But he did only three laps. So conclusion is: he is still fast as hell but there could be a serious problem with stamina and strength. It's all about hes arm.
That guy drives like Alain Prost. Can improvise and has imagination.
Comeback? No one knows.

BALCER wrote:

EJ Eire wrote:
On Kubica, really is a pity he isn't back on the grid. He's a great driver to watch. Any word on if or when he might make a comeback?

Couple of days ago he went to some very popular pro carting track in Italy and he establish 4th time in the track history. But he did only three laps. So conclusion is: he is still fast as hell but there could be a serious problem with stamina and strength. It's all about hes arm.
That guy drives like Alain Prost. Can improvise and has imagination.
Comeback? No one knows.

That's great to hear, at least he hasn't lost his spirit anyway. Would be great to see him back on the grid again

come on bruno senna