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jido wrote:I am not too sorry for Kubica: it is probably safer for him this way. He will probably race again soon enough, in France.

But I am excited to watch Vettel debuts in F1 racing!

Chance for Vettel to get someone's seat next year (perhaps Button's? )

gkaytaz wrote:

jido wrote:I am not too sorry for Kubica: it is probably safer for him this way. He will probably race again soon enough, in France.

But I am excited to watch Vettel debuts in F1 racing!

Chance for Vettel to get someone's seat next year (perhaps Button's? )

Onwards to the rumour factory.....

<T-K> wrote:

gkaytaz wrote:

jido wrote:I am not too sorry for Kubica: it is probably safer for him this way. He will probably race again soon enough, in France.

But I am excited to watch Vettel debuts in F1 racing!

Chance for Vettel to get someone's seat next year (perhaps Button's? )

Onwards to the rumour factory.....

Yep, juicy gossip

I saw a slightly disturbing image in the paper of Kubica's foot sticking out the front of the wreckage

<T-K> wrote:I saw a slightly disturbing image in the paper of Kubica's foot sticking out the front of the wreckage

There was no front of that wreckage anymore

<T-K> wrote:I saw a slightly disturbing image in the paper of Kubica's foot sticking out the front of the wreckage

I heard about that but didn't see it.

The head flopping around worried me most

Julian Mayo wrote:The head flopping around worried me most

Yeah. His hand was moving at the time though, which was a relief, albeit small.

Julian Mayo wrote:The head flopping around worried me most

Yeah me too. As the hand moving well we saw that but couldn't tell if it was just flopping following the impact. Was one very scary moment.

At least I think it was the front

<T-K> wrote:At least I think it was the front

They are doing a great job with the safety features in the car. I cannot help but think what would have been different if Senna had had one of those protective cages around him when he crashed that wall at Imola.

gkaytaz wrote:

<T-K> wrote:At least I think it was the front

They are doing a great job with the safety features in the car. I cannot help but think what would have been different if Senna had had one of those protective cages around him when he crashed that wall at Imola.

I imagine that it would have been a thought that crossed many minds.

jacfan wrote:

gkaytaz wrote:

<T-K> wrote:At least I think it was the front

They are doing a great job with the safety features in the car. I cannot help but think what would have been different if Senna had had one of those protective cages around him when he crashed that wall at Imola.

I imagine that it would have been a thought that crossed many minds.

We wouldn't have had a 7-time WDC from Germany then. Perhaps from a different country

I just wish I could have seen Senna, Prost, Schumi, Hakkinen and Alonso race on the same track...

gkaytaz wrote:

jacfan wrote:

gkaytaz wrote:
They are doing a great job with the safety features in the car. I cannot help but think what would have been different if Senna had had one of those protective cages around him when he crashed that wall at Imola.

I imagine that it would have been a thought that crossed many minds.

We wouldn't have had a 7-time WDC from Germany then. Perhaps from a different country

I just wish I could have seen Senna, Prost, Schumi, Hakkinen and Alonso race on the same track...

This has given me an idea. Check the trivia section later.

Great news,

I just wonder what has too happen before the Canada GP is withdrawn from Montréal?
The need for two North American F1 meetings is understandable, but not at the expense of a driver’s career and God forbid a driver’s life.