Personal computing discussed
Moderators: renee, Captain Ned
notfred wrote:The shoey is a bit of fun and Brundle is selling the one he did for charity. It's getting a bit overdone though.
yeti wrote:but as he said its a joke which has gone on a bit long.
yeti wrote:West Aussies work hard and when we're not working, relax with laughs even at our own expense.
End User wrote:notfred wrote:The F1 London event looked like good fun. Shame Lewis was a no show.
It is absolutely appalling that Lewis did not bother to attend. It's his home event for goodness sake! A slap in the face to his fans and not worthy of a former champion.
D@ Br@b($)! wrote:Silverstone, Canada and Spa all tend to be good races. Next up we have the Hungaroring which never features much overtaking.Silverstone is a great track and its very spectacular to see the cars flying through the corners, so it makes up for the lack of track action.
But we are half way now and I fear it is gonna be a loooong second half.....
Captain Ned wrote:Get ready for a big change to the cars' looks for next year, as FIA has just approved/mandated the Halo.
http://www.espn.co.uk/f1/story/_/id/201 ... -halo-2018
Captain Ned wrote:Get ready for a big change to the cars' looks for next year, as FIA has just approved/mandated the Halo.
http://www.espn.co.uk/f1/story/_/id/201 ... -halo-2018
notfred wrote:Kubica confirmed as driving in the Hungary test. Things keep moving forward for a potential return.
notfred wrote:He was faster than Sirotkin in the 2012 car, so it seems that his physical limitations aren't holding him back too badly.
This is why they want to run him in the current car, which can only be done on official test days. They want to see if his physical limitations DO actually hold him back or if he is still a mighty competitor like he was before his accident. They weren't an impediment in the 2012 car.
JustAnEngineer wrote:This was only the second race of the season that both of the Honda-powered McLarens were running at the finish.
Captain Ned wrote:Get ready for a big change to the cars' looks for next year, as FIA has just approved/mandated the Halo.
http://www.espn.co.uk/f1/story/_/id/201 ... -halo-2018
D@ Br@b($)! wrote:notfred wrote:Kubica confirmed as driving in the Hungary test. Things keep moving forward for a potential return.
As great as he was/is, his physical limitations will prevent him from returning. Dunno why Renault is presenting him as a potential next F1 driver. I hope they are fair to Kubica about it, or does he speak in the same tongue.