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Schumacher is out! Perez in the lead, fastest lap to Rosberg

I'm blind over here, what's going on?

Jean-Eric Vergne will start from the pitlane.

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not only that, but they dont think that theyre doing anything wrong

lol, I dont know if you saw it but Aaliyah toasted that fool

lol, I saw the clown post but I cant rep you for it

Hey thanks for adding!

Staying up late or waking up early....have to do both next week during Bahrain

******* seems to be the norm, which I dont like. For some reason, people like it when the girl sounds like Luca Brasi getting ******

Who's staying up for Shanghai? Start time here is 2 AM

Thats a great idea! Especially if it takes off, then you can put yourself in a position to corner that market! Going with Floyd next month. Cotto is damn good, but he's going to be No. 43.

No problem! I definitely plan on putting up more!

End of Qualifying! Fastest time: Nico Rosberg (1:35.121) The entire grid: 1) Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) 2) Michael Schumacher (Mercedes) 3) Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber) 4) Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus) 5) Jenson Button (McLaren) 6) Mark Webber (Red Bull) 7) Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) 8) Sergio Perez (Sauber)...

End of Q2. Fastest time: Mark Webber (1:35.700) Eliminated: Vettel, Massa, Maldonado, Senna, Di Resta, Hulkenberg, Ricciardo

End of Q1. Fastest time: Sergio Perez (1:36.198) Eliminated: Vergne Kovalainen Petrov Glock Pic De La Rosa Karthikeyan All cars qualify for race session.

End of P3. 1) Lewis Hamilton - 1:35.940 2) Jenson Button - 1:36.063 3) Nico Rosberg - 1:36.389 4) Michael Schumacher - 1:36.512 5) Mark Webber - 1:36.635 6) Pastor Maldonado - 1:36.765 7) Sergio Perez - 1:36.781 8) Kamui Kobayashi - 1:36.880 9) Sebastian Vettel - 1:37.039 10) Kimi Raikkonen -...

20 minutes to P3 in Shanghai!

Who: Elio de Angelis (Lotus), Ayrton Senna (Toleman) :thumbsup: When: 1984 :thumbsup: Where: Monaco :thumbsup: 3 for 3!

That was fast! And here I was, worried I made the question too difficult

Who, when, where?

Only two drivers in F1 history have used the number 0. One of them was the driver of this car. Who was the other?

End of P2. 1) Michael Schumacher - 1:35.973 2) Lewis Hamilton - 1:36.145 3) Sebastian Vettel - 1:36.160 4) Mark Webber - 1:36.433 5) Nico Rosberg - 1:36.617 6) Jenson Button - 1:36.711 7) Kamui Kobayashi - 1:36.956 8) Paul diResta - 1:36.966 9) Nico Hulkenberg - 1:37.191 10) Fernando Alonso -...

^^^^

End of P1. 1) Lewis Hamilton - 1:38.146 2) Nico Rosberg - 1:38.116 3) Michael Schumacher - 1:38.316 4) Sergio Perez - 1:38.584 5) Kamui Kobayashi - 1:38.911 6) Mark Webber - 1:38.977 7) Sebastian Vettel - 1:39.198 8) Jenson Button - 1:39.199 9) Daniel Ricciardo - 1:39.748 10) Jean-Eric Vergne -...

The FIA is the governing body of motor sport and therefore of Formula One. As such, it sets the season’s calendars following the proposal of the Commercial Rights Holder (CRH) in accordance with the local national authorities in all matters relating to safety. Within that context, the FIA...

Lotus' protest of the Mercedes rear wing has been dismissed by the FIA.

P1 in Shanghai about to start...

This, unfortunately, is just a knee-jerk reaction caused by the public. I almost feel as though they were ****** to charge him. Supporters of Trayvon Martin should be disappointed though, because the court will never convict him for the the level of charges brought up. The prosecutors will have...

Next year. Hopefully...

Bernie doesnt run the FIA though

If he lives long enough, he isnt getting a fair trial.

Susie Wolff joins Williams as development driver

Not a whole lot over here. So are you going for the 2nd MA now or are you taking time off?

It should be. I dont think the financial benefit is worth it.

cool story bro

Official charges will be filed. Expect one charge of manslaughter.

Re: When you were growing up, what was the first car you remember being driven around My ***'s '87 Camaro

Sauber names Kaltenborn as future successor

How is alexpnz tagged in a thread that has nothing to do with him?

No, you could've used Google

Rey, youre right. Prost never stepped into an IndyCar. He spent all of 1992 out of racing, and retired after winning the F1 championship in 1993.

The answer to the first question is Nigel Mansell. We talked about question 2, and how there was more than one answer, but I went with Jacques Villeneuve.

Sounds like a plan...

Sure why not? Mansell was in IndyCar before Villeneuve, and Villeneuve was the last CART IndyCar champion before the split.

Tomorrow? Tomorrow when?

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White Sox looking good so far