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Re: 2014 GP of the USSR, aka Russia
Posted: 15 Oct 2014, 09:23
by DanielPT
Simtek wrote:Seeing as this is now the unofficial F1 Fanatic
hate thread, I've just responded to the COTD (which can be found
here) in what is my first comment on the site in nearly a year.
Hate? Far from it. We dislike. That's what we do. And appoint obvious flaws as some positives too.
Re: 2014 GP of the USSR, aka Russia
Posted: 15 Oct 2014, 09:31
by Londoner
I'm personally in favour of annexing* F1 Fanatic, overthrowing Keith and his merry band of misfits, and replacing it with our own band of misfits.
Too soon, too soon?
Re: 2014 GP of the USSR, aka Russia
Posted: 15 Oct 2014, 09:37
by DanielPT
East Londoner wrote:I'm personally in favour of annexing* F1 Fanatic, overthrowing Keith and his merry band of misfits, and replacing it with our own band of misfits.
Misfits? Here? No way!
Re: 2014 GP of the USSR, aka Russia
Posted: 15 Oct 2014, 10:34
by Rob Dylan
Simtek wrote:Seeing as this is now the unofficial F1 Fanatic hate thread...
<In West Coast hippie stereotype> You don't know man, I've seen it! It's a conspiracy to try and keep us down!
Re: 2014 GP of the USSR, aka Russia
Posted: 15 Oct 2014, 21:53
by roblo97
Re: 2014 GP of the USSR, aka Russia
Posted: 16 Oct 2014, 07:43
by Captain Hammer
Don't expect to break new grounds.
Re: 2014 GP of the USSR, aka Russia
Posted: 16 Oct 2014, 09:01
by DanielPT
roblomas52 wrote:http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2014/10/14/new-tilke-images-reveal-baku-tracks-narrow-corners/comment-page-3/#comment-2607040
I am posting as X by the way to conceal my identity.
X? That's cliché clever. Unless your name is Xavier which is a rather less cerebral cliché...
Re: 2014 GP of the USSR, aka Russia
Posted: 19 Oct 2014, 03:38
by Leyton House
andrew2209 wrote:dr-baker wrote:I just looked up the review of that Australian GP. I thought that Roberto Moreno had spun and dropped oil at that corner BEFORE Coulthard had his incident there. Turns out I was wrong...
Wikipedia wrote:Coulthard kept the lead until the first round of pitstops. However, he came into the pitlane too fast, locking his front tyres and ran into the pitwall. He was forced to retire from the race. A few laps later, Forti's Roberto Moreno spun and caused terminal damage to his suspension in the same place where Coulthard had crashed earlier.
Got a feeling Johnny Herbert also had a moment in that pitlane, and either went straight on, or just saved it.
I was at that GP, sat opposite the pitlane entry. I can tell you everyone was having issues entering that pitlane, Herbert, Schumacher (twice), Coulthard, Moreno and around ten others slid wide while attempting it. DC was the only one to hit anything, everyone else sliding across the painted EDS signage on the inside of the hairpin and back onto the circuit.
Damon won of course, and sent me home a very happy kid
