Grand Prix Rejects

Deletraz
van der Poole
Yoong
Inoue

Well, this makes it official. Flav was a S.O.B. to tell him to crash (which he probably would have done on his own) but Nelson Jr. is an idiot to do it. I don't car how much he wanted to keep his ride, to risk his life to do so is insane. Spin it, stall it and say that you can't start it would just ...

Lewis Hamilton dumps Pussycat Dolls Nicole Scherzinger
http://presspuppy.com/lewis-hamilton-dumps-pussycat-dolls-nicole-scherzinger/1509
Now, if Lewis would leave his pain-in-the-ass dad at home, I wouldn't mind the TV shots of the McLaren garage.

Reject of the Race: Martin Whitmarsh of course! Obviously, he told Lewis to crash on the last lap so that Kovalainen could gain an extra point in the Driver's Championship.

Great podcast. One of the best of all times. And Luca has proven already that he really can be faster than everyone else. True, only in the pit lane so far and not ON the track, but just wait until the race, when it really counts.

If others are getting poetic, I'll try also: My name is Luca I am Ferrari driver #4 Now I’m in the shadows but Yes I think you've seen me before If you see someone in south Spain Because Fellipe’s still in pain Just don't ask me to win the race (3x) I think it's 'cause I’m clumsy I try not to drive ...

It's really hard to decide about this. On one hand, it could be the greatest F1 Reject comeback of all time. A big chance to show that with decent equiptment, a reject can be a winner, or at least a reasonably competitive driver. But if he does pick up points, even a lot of them before Massa returns...

My vote has to go to Lewis.

1) Not getting out of Q1

2) Going of the dry track

3) Having the most annoying entourage in F1 history

4) Doing donuts after finishing 16th

It seems that everyone with the commercial rights to the name of a defunct F1 team is jumping on the band wagen.

I have to go with what seems to be the majority opinion and vote for BMW as Reject of the Race. Toyota definitely deserves some credit for not fully exploiting millions of hours of testing at Bahrain, but at least they looked good on Saturday. BMW were pretty dismal all weekend long. Sutil messed up...

This has been clear for a few years already. Last year's implementation of the electronic lollipop is a good example. But I wouldn’t say that bringing another German driver to replace Schumacher (let’s say Sebatian Vettel) another Englishman to replace Brawn and another Frenchman to replace Todd, th...