Gobsmacked..... museum cafe in our village a few mouths back?
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Gobsmacked..... museum cafe in our village a few mouths back?
I'm beginning to wonder if Graham isn't former member rorywquin who had similar strange views on LH. Always mocking his clothing or his looks.I’m beginning to wonder if Our Graham visited the museum cafe in our village a few mouths back?
We will watch it too. If FP3 is anything to go by, it will be interesting…I will be watching the qualy from Canada later this evening. Viewer discretion advised, but the grid outcome may well not be a as predicable as we have known it so far this year.......
Well viewers said they wanted a close contest…We will watch it too. If FP3 is anything to go by, it will be interesting…
After Canada it shows progress being made. Either driver would have been closer if they hadn't made those mistakes. George in the race and Lewis in qualifying.I'm assuming you are referring to Lewis' move to Ferrari being a shock? Was a bit of a shock, but Mercedes have struggled under the current regulations to build a really competitive car. So it's not really surprising that Lewis joined up with his old buddy Fred at Ferrari. Probably better to do something than to wait for Mercedes to sort their correlation issues out. Time will tell he made the right choice.
Next season will be very interesting. Ferrari are not far away this year. A way to go yet but it might get interesting McClaren are pretty swift with a good driver at the wheel.Yes I did look at the link.
I'm not a fashion critic. I don't care what he looks like, what clothes he wears, who he dates or what sexual orientation he is, etc.
I'm more of an F1 fan from a technological viewpoint and continually blown away by just how much these cars (and drivers) push the limits of what is possible. I'm not even a particular Lewis Hamilton fan, but I do recognise his driving ability. He is (still) an outstanding racing driver, clearly nearing the end of an F1 career which includes a legacy of success that is almost unsurpassed.
That was a good watchWell viewers said they wanted a close contest…
Mercedes have been slow to sort out their correlation issues, but were always likely to sooner or later. Maybe they've now got it, maybe not. Canada was encouraging, but the surface was brand new and the conditions were too variable to sure. Again time will tell.After Canada it shows progress being made. Either driver would have been closer if they hadn't made those mistakes. George in the race and Lewis in qualifying.
It appears that one of the new strategies under the cost cap regulations of F1 is the use of 'used' parts. Allegedly it has become quite popular in some teams to have new parts 'tested' briefly on a test car or rig in order that it can be then marked down by as much as 80% in value on the inventory cost sheets.....
Was it ever in doubt that the area of accountancy in F1 was always going to be as creative as the engineers and designers are with the regulations
Ah! ..but you see, you have asked the wrong question! It's how much is the used sandwich worth....I wonder how much a used sandwich would cost?
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