Grand Prix Rejects

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Just watched a mini doc about Andrea Moda. I revisit this when I fancy a giggle. The commentator described the sabotage of McCarthy's car as attempted murder

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Apart from the already worthy posts, this excuse for a racetrack.

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A Trick of the Tail last? That's a stretch of the imagination.

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Top ten Genesis albums.

1. A Trick of the Tail.
2. Foxtrot.
3. Wind and Wuthering.
4. Selling England by the Pound.
5. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.
6. Nursery Cryme.
7. Duke.
8. Abacab.
9. Genesis.
10. Trespass.

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It ain't bad.

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I'm sticking pins in my eyes to see if it's actually more painful than this year's Brazilian GP.

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Pascal Wehrlein and Felipe Nasr. Not entirely forgettable, just names I'd forgotten.

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1. Ricardo- retire already.
2. The championship. Er, how did that turnaround happen?

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A name I'd forgotten about - Alex Wurz.

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A name I was reminded of on telly the other day, Alex Wurz.

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Ferrari. Very poor.

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I agree with some of the views about Senna. The mystical Brazilian spouting nonsense about God's guidance.
I also challenge the views about us being denied a proper Schuey/Senna battle had he lived. Nope, I don't agree; Michael was just starting to give him a driving lesson.

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A 10 second penalty is harsh for a creep start.

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1. K-Mag. One of the deadbeats I alluded to a while back.
2. Carlos. That Australian win has made him feel important.

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Can anyone who avoids the C4 coverage watch just 5 minutes of it to see how irritating Alex 'Stats' Jacques is.

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Is anyone else bothered by the amount of deadbeats in F1 lately? Does my memory fade or was it always so?

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Sprinklers anyone?

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Ellie Bearman. Savour it.

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F1. The alleged pinnacle of motorsport that still has K Mag and Danny Ric on the grid.

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Prompted by a post from this weekend's GP - is Charles le Clerc any good?

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1. C4F1 for concentrating on the F1.2 race and avoiding Max's ridiculous domination.
2. That hideous green and black livery

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This is an incredibly negative and unambitious move by Ferrari who should be moving hell or water to tempt Max.
It's also a glorified pension plan for Hamilton.

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This is a great read.
Only one nomination: Haas. 10 million seasons with deadbeat drivers and zero ambition. It must piss Andretti off just a bit.

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Purpose built street circuit, the start line could have been anywhere - but let's make it a short squirt into a hairpin - what could go wrong?

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Were any penalties dished out for blocking at the pit lane exit?

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The track limit police again.
Alex Jacques - get some valium and take lots of it.
Driver whining - 'there's another car on the track and it's distracting me'. Man up.

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It's looking very Ash Sutton isn't it. Shame about Honda too.
What happened to Nick Hamilton - cash flow?

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IceG I agree. Pointless if they're not going to take it seriously. We've already got 2 or 3 deadbeat teams.

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If you want a laugh search Alpine supporters press conference. Dunno how the guy kept a straight face.
If one of you could upload it that would be great.

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Can anyone with a good memory recall when Leclerc was the new big thing? It hasn't worked out has it.

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Pointing the finger at Russia is hypocrisy in overdrive. Look at the countries on the calendar who still have the death penalty.

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1. The rain for not turning up properly.

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An old chestnut from me - the Hungaroring. It isn't that bad a track, it's just that they haven't done that much to make it better in the thousand years (it seems like it) since its been on the calendar. Could someone tell me why it's still around? Or better still a conspiracy theory?

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I'd have to make an exception for Billy Monger.After C4 did the obligatory 'after-an-accident-interview' with Robert Kubica when he first joined, he's settled in nicely-commentary has been clear and concise and his points have been worthwhile contributions,not subject to wild hype-and having raced ...

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1. McLaren.
2. Albon - I'm very happy for him.

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1. Ferrari. Sainz passed be four cars was embarrassing. I think their heads have gone down. Stand by for some sackings.
2. Alpine. Poor.

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Early ROTR nomination to Jolyon Palmer who apparently is auditioning for a spot on Sky. All Friday he insisted that Mercedes was just sandbagging for....reasons and then argued with James Hinchcliff about it. He then snidely poked fun at Hinch for "writing them off" when they made Q3. He ...

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Palmer and Jacques* on C4. Partisan and over-excited.
* Also the patronising of easyJet safety briefs.

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Assuming that Alonso is going to drive until he's 93, he'll be thrilled about developing another Honda partnership.

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From the RotR thread: Stroll: At what point do we start asking questions?. 27 points and not a single podium in what’s arguably been the 2nd quickest car up to now just isn’t good enough. A nice lad but if Aston Martin are going to fulfill their ambitions of fighting for the championship then the o...

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