Fantastic Grand Prix

Did you watch the Bahrain F1 GP today?

It was fantastic, some great racing, fantastic skill and brave over taking

Probably the best grand prix i have seen in a long time.

the drivers kept going right to the end, having a go at gaining places.

the actual racing, the driving and skill kept it gripping from start to finish.

i loved it, apart from vettel winning again.

felt sorry for rosberg, but hammilton and the rest enjoyed it

pirelli tyres were crap, they need to get away from the idea of tire degradation improving the race, as the pit stops now have influence, which was what i thought they were getting away from? so the race was won on teh track, not from the best stops and pit lane strategy

rally death

much as it is sad that someone has died whilst watching a rally, i really don't see how the sport or anyone connected can be blaimed.

it was just one of those things, a racing incident!

there is no way that you could plan / predict what could happen at any point, of what is at times a very unpredictable sport. I mean, can you guess how any particular driver will react with any part of a rough circuit and a specific car, with unknown weather conditions?

No, so lets hope common sense prevails and no stupid H&S rules are put in place that restrict a great sport

Great weekend

Weather was a bit sad yesterday, overcast n wet. But, as it rained over night last night today has turned out to be a wonderful day. Been out in the garden, now sitting with a cold beer watching the German Grand Prix. And to make it better the Maclaren car's are finally racing! Hamilton got off to a fantastic start, then lost it due to a rear puncture! Still, all good and the race isn't over yet!

Button Wins!

Button won from pole, again!

Not wanting to take anything away from another great win, and another british win. But the fact that so many of the races are now won from pole, doesn;t it mean that the races are less important? Less chance to make a difference, unless their is an accident or failure.

It used to be that they claimed many races were won or lost in the pits, now is seems that the qualifying strategy is more important than anything else.

Never the less - well done Jenson