Grand Prix Rejects

G'day all,

Well, weren't we lucky for this podcast? With Super Aguri's return to the track, and Max Mosely's return to the courtroom, we got to party like it was 2008!

We also focus on the silly season, cast a cursory glance of assessment at the three Grands Prix just past, and diagnose Kimi from afar with acute pulled heartilage.

Your thoughts on our solutions to all F1's driver market ills welcomed below...

Cheers,
Jamie

(Additionally, although we recorded this the other day, this is being posted on Remembrance Day, so ... Lest We Forget.)

Can't we get Kamui Kobayashi into the lotus seat?
I dread to think what would come up if I typed in Max Mosley on Google-

Thinking about previous teams can be very confusing. How Stewart Tyrrell and Minardi became top teams (well not so much Minardi)

We still have Brazil for the weather... Would it make a difference? Not at the top but for Caterham and Marussia it would be amazing. I think Sky and BBC should just focus on that now!! Cause there isn't anything else now!!

I think Australia 1995 has to be my winner. It was the easiest race to win for Hill because no-one else wanted to finish. And plus FORTI!!!!!

Thank you for the podcast - it made yesterdays commute home stuck in traffic far more enjoyable!

And we do indeed need a 39 car grid!

That really was a great show guys, this show is one of the few things making this season bearable.

I had the Vettle "yawn" dominance discussion with my better half recently and she can't understand why I continue to watch F1. She fails to see that I've followed F1 since the early 80's and I know one day it will be good again (It's good now but for the fight for 1st place).

Thanks for comitting to do more shows this season compared to the last couple, I hope this continues into next year also.

This is very close to the No Vettel alternative championship discussed here - only I couldn't see a reason to eliminate Schumacher and Vettel and no other Germans, so I had to eliminate them all!!

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Japindhabi sounds like an Indian province. Just sayin'