F1 GP in Bahrain....?

[valentino]

It shouldnt go ahead, but that poison dwarf BE is only interested in money (witness the Sky deal that eliminates many of us from watching F1). I hope the race is ruined by the protestors.

 

[cj_eds]

Maybe only a rumour, but they just said at the end of FP1 that Force India won't be taking part in FP2 - the team are refusing to travel home from the circuit after dark. They should not be there.

 

[RidgyDidge]

its a crap track anyway. :x

Agreed. Soooo boring.


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[ksher]

Well done, Kimi .

 

[cj_eds]

Well done, Kimi .

+1. Really disappointed he didn't get past Vettel. If Lotus had pitted a lap or two before him I wonder if he'd have jumped him.

 

[chrisj900]

well done lotus. this is turning into a great season. shame vettel is back on top :thumbsdown: (u can tell i dont think much of the guy)

 

[Redzedfour]

well done lotus. this is turning into a great season. shame vettel is back on top :thumbsdown: (u can tell i dont think much of the guy)

He can only win when he's on pole can't do it when he's further back.

Shame about Lewis and Jenson.

I think it was right to go ahead F1 is in the sporting game not the politics game.
There was no mention on the news about Bahrain until F1 said they were putting it back on the racing calender then it's all over news :thumbsdown:

 

[Zed_Steve]

Well done, Kimi .

Great to see him at the sharp end again, an excellent drive. And yet he was still disappointed to finish 2nd :? Thats the mark of a champion, nothing less than a win will do.

 

[RichardG]

Saw about 3 laps of this before it put me to sleep, the big thing I noticed was the complete lack of a crowd, not withstanding the current troubles this is my big problem with all these motorsport events in these countries, the locals aren't interested. Compare that with the over subscription in the true motorsport heartland of europe. Only we know who is prepared to pay the dwarfs fees (wonder how much he's charging himself to hold the French GP at Paul Ricard next year)

The World Superbikes from Assen today on the other showed what real motorsport is about, well until the rain turned up midway through the first race and the Brits took it in turns to throw it down the road.
Roughly 10 riders within a few seconds of each other, go into a corner a bit hot run wide and you'd lost 3 places, breath taking stuff.