Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 12:18 am
Yes.. 'tis probably but a figment of my over active imagination. 
Good to have an active imaginationjacfan wrote:Yes.. 'tis probably but a figment of my over active imagination.
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Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 2:33 am
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 5:27 pm
But we have since made upjacfan wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:Why not?JayVee wrote:Faster cannot be based on a kart record in some place Julian.
Of course IMHO
Funny this looks to me IMHO like a direct reply to JayVee's post?????
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Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 5:29 pm
I guess it is a moot point!gkaytaz wrote:DC had 5 retirements, 1 due to accident.JayVee wrote:
Look at those retirements, how many are mechanical and how many are accidents/spins ....
Again I am just stating those stats for accuracy of the comparison
MW had 11 retirements, 5 due to accident.
What I am saying is Webber had 6 races where he could have finished in the points against DC's 4 races. And since Webber has finished higher than DC when both drivers managed to finish, I believe that Webber would have had 6 opportunities to score additional 7 points.
Anyway it's a moot point since we'll soon see them racing side-by-side in the same vehicles.
I think we agree that if Webber gets throught the 1st corner OK then he'll beat Coulthard easily
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 5:57 pm
Yes I know that I was just joshing with you both.JayVee wrote:But we have since made upjacfan wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:
Why not?
Funny this looks to me IMHO like a direct reply to JayVee's post?????
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It is nice to see the two of you enjoying the site and able to agree to disagree. Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 6:13 pm
Yesh!JayVee wrote:I guess it is a moot point!gkaytaz wrote:DC had 5 retirements, 1 due to accident.JayVee wrote:
Look at those retirements, how many are mechanical and how many are accidents/spins ....
Again I am just stating those stats for accuracy of the comparison
MW had 11 retirements, 5 due to accident.
What I am saying is Webber had 6 races where he could have finished in the points against DC's 4 races. And since Webber has finished higher than DC when both drivers managed to finish, I believe that Webber would have had 6 opportunities to score additional 7 points.
Anyway it's a moot point since we'll soon see them racing side-by-side in the same vehicles.
I think we agree that if Webber gets throught the 1st corner OK then he'll beat Coulthard easily
I support Webber over DC. Go Webber! 
Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 10:56 pm
I shall attempt to restore a bit of order to this thread. Jenson is about to test at Valencia after Ruben's and James have done two days of testing. The best they could do was a whole second off the pace. Have they built another lemon? At this moment I fear the Honda team, I really do.
Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 3:46 pm
Snowy wrote:
I shall attempt to restore a bit of order to this thread. Jenson is about to test at Valencia after Ruben's and James have done two days of testing. The best they could do was a whole second off the pace. Have they built another lemon? At this moment I fear the Honda team, I really do.
Ruben James, you still walk furrowed fields on my mind 
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 11:58 am
Honda is about to release it's Livery. It is..........different 
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 12:40 pm
Look forward to seeing that.
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 12:47 pm
Try to take a "worldly" view of itjacfan wrote:Look forward to seeing that.
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 12:54 pm
Ok I will do that. I will take your adviceJulian Mayo wrote:Try to take a "worldly" view of itjacfan wrote:Look forward to seeing that.
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 8:55 pm
The new livery is indeed different. I will sum up:
Ugly
Hyper hypocritical (by 2009 F1 will have energy recovery systems. Yippee!)
Ugly in an unpleasant condescending sort of way
Hypocritical in an unpleasant condescending sort of way
Unpleasant to look at and not in a pleasant "Oh that's quirky" sort of way more a "What on Earth were they thinking, are they on drugs?" sort of way
Perhaps if Honda or F1 had one green credential I could forgive them.
Ugly
Hyper hypocritical (by 2009 F1 will have energy recovery systems. Yippee!)
Ugly in an unpleasant condescending sort of way
Hypocritical in an unpleasant condescending sort of way
Unpleasant to look at and not in a pleasant "Oh that's quirky" sort of way more a "What on Earth were they thinking, are they on drugs?" sort of way
Perhaps if Honda or F1 had one green credential I could forgive them.
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:01 pm
Their web site won't load, too many complaints I shouldn't wonder.
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:25 pm
How green is my Honda?