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Has anyone else noticed?
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Re: Has anyone else noticed? -
11-04-2009
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"For Sure" <fs@y.z> wrote in message news:YugIm.38235$1i2.30820 (AT) newsfe07 (DOT) ams2... "Peter R" <robimson (AT) nbnet (DOT) nb.ca> wrote in message news:4af022a1$0$5363$9a566e8b (AT) news (DOT) aliant.net... There seem to be more posts now after the season is over, is this an indication of how boring the races have become? Peter R. Not at all, people are now reflecting on the season and the formula in general. In general I think this season has been more interesting than many recent ones, especially the 'Schumacher leading from the the front' years. I haven't noticed any rave reviews of the U.A.E. track either. I'm wondering if the majority of fans did not like that Tilke track. A typical Tilkedrome, not a real track. |
Peter R.
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"For Sure" <fs@y.z> wrote in message news:YugIm.38235$1i2.30820 (AT) newsfe07 (DOT) ams2... "Peter R" <robimson (AT) nbnet (DOT) nb.ca> wrote in message news:4af022a1$0$5363$9a566e8b (AT) news (DOT) aliant.net... There seem to be more posts now after the season is over, is this an indication of how boring the races have become? Peter R. Not at all, people are now reflecting on the season and the formula in general. In general I think this season has been more interesting than many recent ones, especially the 'Schumacher leading from the the front' years. I haven't noticed any rave reviews of the U.A.E. track either. I'm wondering if the majority of fans did not like that Tilke track. |
than most expected.
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Von Fourche wrote: I haven't noticed any rave reviews of the U.A.E. track either. I'm wondering if the majority of fans did not like that Tilke track. I got the impression from comments here that the track worked out better than most expected. |
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Von Fourche wrote: "For Sure" <fs@y.z> wrote in message news:YugIm.38235$1i2.30820 (AT) newsfe07 (DOT) ams2... "Peter R" <robimson (AT) nbnet (DOT) nb.ca> wrote in message news:4af022a1$0$5363$9a566e8b (AT) news (DOT) aliant.net... There seem to be more posts now after the season is over, is this an indication of how boring the races have become? Peter R. Not at all, people are now reflecting on the season and the formula in general. In general I think this season has been more interesting than many recent ones, especially the 'Schumacher leading from the the front' years. I haven't noticed any rave reviews of the U.A.E. track either. I'm wondering if the majority of fans did not like that Tilke track. I got the impression from comments here that the track worked out better than most expected. |
Sadly, we got even worse.
Shite track.
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There seem to be more posts now after the season is over, is this an indication of how boring the races have become? |
groups twice a day and have seen that ther have been more than a thousand
posts here since season's end.
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Shaun.
"Give a man a fire and he's warm for the day. But set fire to him and he's
warm for the rest of his life." Terry Pratchet, 'Jingo'.
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allen wrote: Villeneuve G famously complained how "fucking boring" the races had become - in 1981! His solution was 5L V8s, no wings and big fat slicks. ie. faster cars - but when I said that was the way to go in an earlier post, the resident pricks shot me down. |
(although they could well be). It means no bloody great big wings tearing up
the air behind the car so that others can't get close enough to pass.
Try buying a clue....
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Shaun.
"Give a man a fire and he's warm for the day. But set fire to him and he's
warm for the rest of his life." Terry Pratchet, 'Jingo'.
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