Red Mosquito

Also, Grosjean with another respectable finish.

What is Formula 1? (Not the racing, but the formula)

washing machine wrote:What is Formula 1? (Not the racing, but the formula)

doug rr wrote:

washing machine wrote:What is Formula 1? (Not the racing, but the formula)

That's a Pi Formula. Numbered equation 16 if I'm not mistaken.

washing machine wrote:

doug rr wrote:

washing machine wrote:What is Formula 1? (Not the racing, but the formula)

That's a Pi Formula. Numbered equation 16 if I'm not mistaken.

do you subscribe to the whole gregory and leibniz thing?

Well, that race was something else.

chuck taylor wrote:Well, that race was something else.

Lol @mercedes

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

chuck taylor wrote:Well, that race was something else.

Lol @mercedes

How screwed are those guys when they get back to the pits?

Um what was your plan there fellows?

Austrian GP today. I love qualifying penalties, there's actually some variety at the front of the grid.

Ha-ha wtf that last lap

So who's at fault there? Rosberg or Hamilton?

Rosberg. He didn't even attempt to turn, he was clearly trying to push Hamilton off course.

Silverstone is going to be fun, I hope those guys keep attacking each other. Makes for great entertainment. Also, nice drive by Jenson Button today.

Just last week I was talking to a buddy about wanting to get into F1. What's the best way for a fella to do this? Considering I've never followed the sport at all...

bodysnatcher wrote:Just last week I was talking to a buddy about wanting to get into F1. What's the best way for a fella to do this? Considering I've never followed the sport at all...

Watch the qualifying on Saturdays, they talk a lot about strategy. Then when you watch race on Sunday you have a better idea of what's going on. Only races every two weeks though, so read up on some recent news or something.

Also, cheer for the Haas team out of Charlotte. They are doing pretty well for their first year on the circuit.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Just last week I was talking to a buddy about wanting to get into F1. What's the best way for a fella to do this? Considering I've never followed the sport at all...

Watch the qualifying on Saturdays, they talk a lot about strategy. Then when you watch race on Sunday you have a better idea of what's going on. Only races every two weeks though, so read up on some recent news or something.

Also, cheer for the Haas team out of Charlotte. They are doing pretty well for their first year on the circuit.

So the idea is to cheer for a particular team, rather than an individual?

bodysnatcher wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Just last week I was talking to a buddy about wanting to get into F1. What's the best way for a fella to do this? Considering I've never followed the sport at all...

Watch the qualifying on Saturdays, they talk a lot about strategy. Then when you watch race on Sunday you have a better idea of what's going on. Only races every two weeks though, so read up on some recent news or something.

Also, cheer for the Haas team out of Charlotte. They are doing pretty well for their first year on the circuit.

So the idea is to cheer for a particular team, rather than an individual?

Some do. Most people have a favorite racer, as do I. I just think it is also cool to see an American team holding their own on the circuit.

Haha wtf that Mexico race

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Haha wtf that Mexico race

I haven't been able to watch the last few races. Do you care which Mercedes driver wins out? I can't bring myself to root for Nico for some reason.

chuck taylor wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Haha wtf that Mexico race

I haven't been able to watch the last few races. Do you care which Mercedes driver wins out? I can't bring myself to root for Nico for some reason.

yeah I don't like Nico either