That's the problem with innovation.
Until someone comes up with a different NEW idea theere aren't rules or discussions on whether it's OK or not.
So any rules have to grow as the innovators spot the gaps
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That's the problem with innovation.
Until someone comes up with a different NEW idea theere aren't rules or discussions on whether it's OK or not.
So any rules have to grow as the innovators spot the gaps
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or in more common terms, law making follows practice....Originally Posted by Matra et Alpine
That's the problem with innovation.
Until someone comes up with a different NEW idea theere aren't rules or discussions on whether it's OK or not.
So any rules have to grow as the innovators spot the gaps
but I am still not going to watch, far too early.
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tis a shame... i expect it will be one of the more entertaining dry races in recent memory. the cars don't look to be as stable as they have in the past, but they are just as fast, and look like they ran run nose to tail a lot better. i expect it to be great.
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After Q2, I am a believer.....I am going to jump on the Brawn bandwagon now....wow....
But the margin the cars are now at is amazingly small....all the teams are so close.....I think the race will be pretty good....and for once really going to be a lottery....
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btw, 1:24.7, thats 6 tenth off 2004's lap record, when they had unlimited V10 and tire war......
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astounding. what a mind blowing qualifying session.
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Brawn GP was just groundbreaking today. Is it Button's first pole, btw? I think it is.
What puzzles me is how did the bookmakers know that he will be on P1? Huh..
I now wish them a title in WCC.
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Timo Glock and Jarno Trulli have been stripped of their grid positions for the Australian Grand Prix for a flexible wing infringement.
autosport.com - F1 News: Toyota duo excluded from qualifying
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton will start from the back of the grid at the Australian Grand Prix following a gearbox change.
autosport.com - F1 News: Hamilton to start from back of the grid
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My first observation was the cars don't look all that bad once on the move.
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I have noticed that too. After all, who cares about their look after such a session?
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Hami has vowed to drive an 'attacking race'....so I guess he'll be holding up the Toyota's.
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Agreed, I was hardly awake but it was greatly entertaining. And I must say that the BBC did a cracking job covering it.I have noticed that too. After all, who cares about their look after such a session?
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What? You don't miss James Allen???
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Williams protests Ferrari and Red Bull
autosport.com - F1 News: Williams protests Ferrari and Red Bull
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