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I hope we don't end up with a Monday race... Mind you, at least unlike some I'd be able to watch it, as I'm not working until the afternoon.
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Where are the monsoon tyres ?
I mean with those track conditions they should race on them... or did i miss something
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Paul Hayes wrote:I hope we don't end up with a Monday race... Mind you, at least unlike some I'd be able to watch it, as I'm not working until the afternoon.

Don't think that'll happen. The two-hour race limit is still counting down... It will be like the half-points race last year (was it Malaysia or China?)
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dr-baker wrote:
Paul Hayes wrote:I hope we don't end up with a Monday race... Mind you, at least unlike some I'd be able to watch it, as I'm not working until the afternoon.

Don't think that'll happen. The two-hour race limit is still counting down... It will be like the half-points race last year (was it Malaysia or China?)

According to Autosport's live race coverage, the clock stops under red-flag conditions; it's at 1:53 or so.
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What kind of tasty snacks do Ferrari have in the freezer for their drivers today?
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"these cars arent designed to go in this weather"
Then design them that way then Horndog.
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dr-baker wrote:
Paul Hayes wrote:I hope we don't end up with a Monday race... Mind you, at least unlike some I'd be able to watch it, as I'm not working until the afternoon.

Don't think that'll happen. The two-hour race limit is still counting down... It will be like the half-points race last year (was it Malaysia or China?)


Brundle says the delay time is added onto the two hours. But they might run out of daylight!
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If the time limit ends, who is actually going to recognise it as the first Korean GP? It would almost literally have never happened.
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the Masked Lapwing wrote:If the time limit ends, who is actually going to recognise it as the first Korean GP? It would almost literally have never happened.

It would be the perfect cap to the most perfect reject race ever.
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dr-baker wrote:
Paul Hayes wrote:I hope we don't end up with a Monday race... Mind you, at least unlike some I'd be able to watch it, as I'm not working until the afternoon.

Don't think that'll happen. The two-hour race limit is still counting down... It will be like the half-points race last year (was it Malaysia or China?)


Brundle says the delay time is added onto the two hours. But they might run out of daylight!

I thought the two-hour time limit continued under red flags for the sake of TV schedules...
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Warren Hughes wrote:What kind of tasty snacks do Ferrari have in the freezer for their drivers today?


Magnums in particular have been outlawed. Just Pepsi. :?
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dr-baker wrote:I thought the two-hour time limit continued under red flags for the sake of TV schedules...


Oh no. But it restarts the moment the cars roll again.
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If I'd been alive in 1976, I'd say it's like Fuji all over again...
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Paul Hayes wrote:If I'd been alive in 1976, I'd say it's like Fuji all over again...

So we could say it was like Fuji 2007 again then?
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This is not Reject worthy, this is just embarrassing.

Can you imagine how all those legendary drives in the past could have been ruined. Jackie Stewart at the Nurb, Hunt winning the championship in Fuji, Spa 98...
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ADx_Wales wrote:This is not Reject worthy, this is just embarrassing.

Can you imagine how all those legendary drives in the past could have been ruined. Jackie Stewart at the Nurb, Hunt winning the championship in Fuji, Spa 98...


Eff that noise, man. Jenson Button said he couldn't even see his front tires. This is beyond unsafe right now, especially on a track that nobody knows how it will behave.
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ADx_Wales wrote:This is not Reject worthy, this is just embarrassing.

Can you imagine how all those legendary drives in the past could have been ruined. Jackie Stewart at the Nurb, Hunt winning the championship in Fuji, Spa 98...


Eff that noise, man. Jenson Button said he couldn't even see his front tires. This is beyond unsafe right now, especially on a track that nobody knows how it will behave.

From a guy in a country where no motorsport happens in any rain whatsoever. But for ovals, maye there's a reason for that. But this ain't no oval!
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Eff that?

Yeah, lets not have any soul in this sport whatsoever. People go to work in worse conditions than this.
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dr-baker wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:
ADx_Wales wrote:This is not Reject worthy, this is just embarrassing.

Can you imagine how all those legendary drives in the past could have been ruined. Jackie Stewart at the Nurb, Hunt winning the championship in Fuji, Spa 98...


Eff that noise, man. Jenson Button said he couldn't even see his front tires. This is beyond unsafe right now, especially on a track that nobody knows how it will behave.

From a guy in a country where no motorsport happens in any rain whatsoever. But for ovals, maye there's a reason for that. But this ain't no oval!


Hey, don't paint everything with the same brush. You can't do oval racing in the rain because there is not enough grip to take the corners at any sort of speed... but for road course races in non-NASCAR series, the races happen in the rain.
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Coke and Magnum, lads?
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ADx_Wales wrote:Eff that?

Yeah, lets not have any soul in this sport whatsoever. People go to work in worse conditions than this.


But that work doesn't involve them driving hundreds of kilometers per hour in close spaces. There's enough risk in F1 with light rain, and this is no light rain.
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No NASCAR races in the rain?

Montreal?
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CarlosFerreira wrote:Coke and Magnum, lads?

Coke and magnum carries a different connotation stateside. Just throwing that out there.

And I shouldn't have sweets right before bed.
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ADx_Wales wrote:No NASCAR races in the rain?

Montreal?


I meant Sprint Cup.
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Same Diff...
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dr-baker wrote:From a guy in a country where no motorsport happens in any rain whatsoever. But for ovals, maye there's a reason for that. But this ain't no oval!


Hey, don't paint everything with the same brush. You can't do oval racing in the rain because there is not enough grip to take the corners at any sort of speed... but for road course races in non-NASCAR series, the races happen in the rain.

Ok, ok. Just a stereotypical view. And actually, for the sake of the predictament predictions, I had an option available for a good points haul if the race never started at all. Thankfully, I went for an option where the race started also...
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Kovi looks like he needs a magnum & a coke :D
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Force India telling Liuzzi that the race could be suspended due to light if it gets late enough. Yes, suspended not called off.
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CarlosFerreira wrote:Coke and Magnum, lads?

Just had some Coke and chips, sorry.
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Warren Hughes wrote: Yes, suspended not called off.

So far...
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Right. This is ridiculous. I'm off to have an ice cream
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Warren Hughes wrote:Force India telling Liuzzi that the race could be suspended due to light if it gets late enough. Yes, suspended not called off.

Just do it tomorrow then. Why bother with today just to suspend it partway through?
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Word has it that it'll be a 16:00 LCL Time restart
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Wizzie wrote:Word has it that it'll be a 16:00 LCL Time restart

You beauty! That's when the Four Nations footy finishes (Kummels getting thrashed as expected 38-0).
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Mayaswell be called off if this is the same conditions of the St. Pete's Indycar race.

Stop strining us along you beaureucrats and just GTF on with it.

By the way , you do realise we've been positing more frequently than any of the other races... Stupid really, this thread is going faster than the cars are at the moment.
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Wizzie wrote:Word has it that it'll be a 16:00 LCL Time restart

Eh? Says who? (Not that I don't believe you... :) )
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CarlosFerreira wrote:Coke and Magnum, lads?

I'll stick with my goldfish, but thanks for the offer.
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Look at all these whinging drivers...

Alan Prost would be coming in his pants right now.
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ADx_Wales wrote:Mayaswell be called off if this is the same conditions of the St. Pete's Indycar race.

Stop strining us along you beaureucrats and just GTF on with it.

By the way , you do realise we've been positing more frequently than any of the other races... Stupid really, this thread is going faster than the cars are at the moment.

Well, we're all bored, and right now I have a broadcast side-by-side with my Firefox window.
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