ING has been their sponsor and of the Aussie GP since last year. Cool, huh? You should be proud of your country and support Renault hee hee, especially since Spyker's gone
Yes, wonderboy (I like your nickname, I'm snagging it) won but honestly, he drove faultless so he did deserve it. That's kinda my problem with him though. Driving from pole with the fastest car on the grid is not exactly the hardest thing. Just slam on the gas. He didn't have battle with people or navigate his way through dozens of cars, so for me, Ham didn't really prove anything but his great ability to do well in qualifying. Of course, I hate his bloody guts, so you'd expect me to say that.
Kimi was such a champ. Everything he did showed his qualities as one of the best drivers. Unfortunately, yeah, he doesn't have the best of luck. There really was a reliability problem with the Ferrari, but, being such a top team, I'm sure they'll sort it out by next week.
Only 7 cars finishing is sad yet hilarious at the same time. You aussies do know how to make things hard, no? :P It's why I'm always proud of our Aussie (Melbourne) GP. Our weather and our track style always ensure an eventful race :).
I'm putting my money on Kimi this year, so I hope his usual bad luck doesn't continue.
Fernando wasn't expecting that good of a result, so I was happy to see him so thrilled (especially since he did it while showing up McLaren, hah!).
Hmmm, yeah, that makes sense. I support drivers too, which is why I basically follow wherever Fernando and Kimi are going... I like a bunch of other drivers other than those two, some more than other, but I mostly just hate Ham.
Oooh, that sounds like a cute interview? If you can somehow find it, of course I'll be very grateful. But if you can't, no worries :D.
F1 is my number one sport. There's just something about the cars... And the drivers. I just love it.
Ps: I'm glad I can read French, since your entire LJ has turned French. Like the 'leave a comment' pr the 'preview' buttons right under this space where I'm typing. Hmmm, yeah, I think I need to fix that...
Yes, wonderboy (I like your nickname, I'm snagging it) won but honestly, he drove faultless so he did deserve it.
That's kinda my problem with him though. Driving from pole with the fastest car on the grid is not exactly the hardest thing. Just slam on the gas. He didn't have battle with people or navigate his way through dozens of cars, so for me, Ham didn't really prove anything but his great ability to do well in qualifying. Of course, I hate his bloody guts, so you'd expect me to say that.
Kimi was such a champ. Everything he did showed his qualities as one of the best drivers. Unfortunately, yeah, he doesn't have the best of luck. There really was a reliability problem with the Ferrari, but, being such a top team, I'm sure they'll sort it out by next week.
Only 7 cars finishing is sad yet hilarious at the same time. You aussies do know how to make things hard, no? :P
It's why I'm always proud of our Aussie (Melbourne) GP. Our weather and our track style always ensure an eventful race :).
I'm putting my money on Kimi this year, so I hope his usual bad luck doesn't continue.
Fernando wasn't expecting that good of a result, so I was happy to see him so thrilled (especially since he did it while showing up McLaren, hah!).
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Oooh, that sounds like a cute interview? If you can somehow find it, of course I'll be very grateful. But if you can't, no worries :D.
F1 is my number one sport. There's just something about the cars... And the drivers. I just love it.
Ps: I'm glad I can read French, since your entire LJ has turned French. Like the 'leave a comment' pr the 'preview' buttons right under this space where I'm typing.
Hmmm, yeah, I think I need to fix that...
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