Watched The Room last night.

I won't suggest it, but only because I demand you watch it. I can't even begin to describe what happened.

I suspect this is the kind of movie that the general public and critics will love, but die hard fans will hate because Lauda's 312T2 is clearly running the original 312T wing when it should be running the T2 wing.

You know we're going to lose it other that kind of stuff.

I don't think the current ones are half bad except for the fact the the gradient does look exactly like it came from Word.

Absolutely genius.

As I see it, the problem is that most big games are marketed to young demographics to create brand loyalty (Like cigarettes use to be!). Chances are you're going out get more money out of the 12 year old enjoying your game (their parents will buy the next 6 copies) compared to the old man enjoying your game (because he might actually start a family or something and not be able to play anymore).

Relative to Ferrari, everything was slow in 2002.

It doesn't matter if the car earned the championships, when you have 3 DWC you can get away with a lot (Just look at what Schumi did get away with and almost got away with).

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You don't seam very well edjucated in race strategies. You've forgot that Webber was 4-5sec ahead before pitstop/engine. It wasn't a fair fight. Try fighting someone stronger with 1 hand tied on your back, surely not gonna work out for you. It's admirable that he didn't shub Vettel of the road in that T3 pass considering the whole situation!

True, because I didn't actually get to see the race (4:30 am, not going to happen). What I'm going off of is one shite quality 2 minute video and whatever was already said here.

Still, we should be celebrating the fact that there was actually a pass in F1.

You know what's really hypocritical? We used to rail against team orders (Germany 2010) and now here we are berating someone for violating the orders and making racing competitive.

Can they really pick up another top-tier driver mid season? I mean, I doubt the other teams are willing to just give up their drivers to a competitor.

Yes, they can try to make changes at the end of the season, but that's still months away. Hence why I say they can't off Vettel just yet.

I agree he should, under typical circumstances, be punished, but Vettel is hardly the typical case. Most drivers would get a good kick in the ass. Vettel won't though, he bought a get out of jail free ticket with 3 DWCs. They can't afford to get rid of him (yet).

The thing is, I understand Red Bull being mad because he risked the points when they are perfectly happy with any 1-2 finish. Still, I don't see how you could expect Red Bull to start favoring Webber or trying to hurt Vettel. The team needs to score points. Wins score the most points. Vettel typically wins more races. Hurting Vettel's chances of winning means they hurt their own chances of winning. Are they really going to risk the CWC for a grudge? I bet Vettel's just going to get a slap on the wrists behind closed doors and that'll be the end of this. Maybe they won't let him steal Webber's parts anymore either.

Also, IMO I don't think this is really about Vettel not respecting Red Bull as it is Vettel not respecting Webber.

Could someone please explain to me what the hell is going on? You guys make it sounds like Red Bull is going to deliberately hinder Vettel's attempt to win the championship, which is completely ridiculous (IMO) because winning is everything.

If anyone is still looking for a league, my friends just opened one up for us to have a little head to head.

Name is One Mad Wolf Pack.

1. Alonso
2. Vettel
3. 0
4. No
5. Maldonado
6. 16

Well what's suppose to happen at Sebring next year? If there is no P1 class, then Audi can't run it, right?

Also could someone please explain to me what Prototype Challenge is?

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Looking to diversify your race series? Just make up a fake career and slap it on an African-American woman!

Something my brother posted on my Facebook page. And to think I get so worked up over Danica.

http://www.awfulannouncing.com ... that-fooled-everyone.html

You know what they say on Top Gear; pull a handbrake turn and their clothes literally fly off.

LOL We have no idea what they need to do.

I say make better tyres.

Wigan's Callum Mcmanaman. Of course he'll be getting a match ban for it.

Edit: Hard to believe, the Wigan chairman is actually defending the tackle.

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To be fair, US plates have shite dimensions and typically shite colors as well. They look horrible when they're placed anywhere but a garage wall.