LucaBadoerFan

thanks for the review, keith. for me, the q&a format works fine in magazine format, but i don’t know if i will care for it in book form. will you be reviewing the other f1 racing book – f1 retro 1970 by mark hughes?

i only really cared for mercedes because ross was there. with that moron essentially in charge (wolff), i no longer care for the team itself. hopefully ross goes to williams.

please, just … **** off, paul. he is without doubt the most annoying and self-centred driver on the grid. people took notice of nico, as the sauber has not been competitive for most of the year, which the force […]

it seems chilton knows he will never finish ahead of bianchi on merit, so he had to resort to ignoring team orders. poor form.

michael: i’m the better driver in the better team. the look on your face tells me i have a better taste in cake, too.
ralf: …

“You have to show respect for your elders, especially when they get to that stage in which they are no longer in control of what they say.”

strong words indeed – essentially calling bernie senile.

i see. do i take that to mean he was a bit of a hot head at times? that might be too harsh a term to use. thank you for clearing that up by the way.

i do not follow paul on twitter – and need to be a conformed follower to see his tweets- what reason has he given for ‘leaving’ twitter?

glock’s 12th place puts marussia ahead of caterham in the constructor’s championship. i know there’s a handful of races left, but i think marussia have secured 10th.

i think as pedro knew he would be starting last (gear box penalty), there was little point stressing the tyres for one or two laps.

on most subjects, i find the majority of bernie’s quotes to be quite ‘bland’ – this one, however, is not so.

i don’t really know what to say, really. it feels like only yesterday i was reading parts of life at the limit as an eight-year-old.

sid … what a brilliant human being he was. truly a (perhaps unsung) hero of […]

d’ambrosio has done very well in both sessions – given the circumstances. i’m hoping he can qualify 10th or 11th, and finish around 7th or 8th in the race. he hasn’t put a foot wrong so far – best of luck to him.

based on his stint with marussia last year, i’d say jerome, although with only one full season of f1 under his belt, is a relatively safe pair of hands.

i fear if he doesn’t do well, he’ll be criticised from […]

i know it’s short notice, but i’m hopeful jerome will deliver at monza. all the best to him.

not really the way i wanted to see him drive a lotus, but this looks like d’ambrosio will be in the car at monza. on one hand i am elated, yet i will also miss his gp2 commentary! unlikely, but i’d love for jerome […]

if alex could have an indycar adapted for hand controlls, was entered in the 500 and proved competitive – i would be genuinely lost for words. he tested a bmw sauber a few years ago – i think he was thirteen […]

one pole this season … next up, one win, at my favourite circuit. hopefully it won’t be taken away from me like my pole was.

Massa ‘knows what he has to do’.
right – do it then, felipe.

“I think that my race performance has been very strong, with my 15th place in Monaco standing out”.

er, you finished fifteenth and last, […]

an okay race – this is not a reflection of the race, but i wish to point out what a great race petrov had. pretty much trounced kovalinen. i’m really pleased for vitaly. not a world champion in the making he may […]