Hungarian at the end of the month. Live again 
Hungarian Grand Prix
Budapest, 24-26 July
Live across BBC TV, radio and the sport website
Race starts at 13:00 BST
Yes!
Well Done Lewis
Fastest lap, pole and win.
A much better trophy. 
I was a happy camper 
Well done, Lewis.
Just came across this list (no date on article so I don't know how accurate it is) but it lists the top 10 wealthiest Formula One drivers.
I think Schumachers family would give it all away to have him fit and healthy.
- 1. Michael Schumacher $780 million (ÂĢ527 million)
- 2. Fernando Alonso $220 million (ÂĢ148 million)
- 3. Kimi Raikkonen $180 million (ÂĢ121 million)
- 4. Eddie Irvine $180 million (ÂĢ121 million)
- 5. Lewis Hamilton $110 million (ÂĢ74 million)
- 6. Jenson Button $100 million (ÂĢ67 million)
- 7. Alan Prost $70 million (ÂĢ47 million)
- 8. David Coulthard $70 million (ÂĢ47 million)
- 9. Sebastian Vettel $45 million (ÂĢ30 million)
- 10. Nico Rosberg $30 million (ÂĢ20 million)
Announced today that Jules has lost his battle.
French Formula 1 driver Jules Bianchi has died, nine months after suffering severe head injuries in a crash at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/33578770
Very sad news
RIP Jules Bianchi
So very sad news, but maybe for the best in the end. 9 months and who's to say if he came out of it what state he would be in
Just having a look at the practice session.
Weather looks good.
Hammy ended first session as fastest.
Perez barrell rolls his car!!!
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Just came across this list (no date on article so I don't know how accurate it is) but it lists the top 10 wealthiest Formula One drivers.
I think Schumachers family would give it all away to have him fit and healthy.
- 1. Michael Schumacher $780 million (ÂĢ527 million)
- 2. Fernando Alonso $220 million (ÂĢ148 million)
- 3. Kimi Raikkonen $180 million (ÂĢ121 million)
- 4. Eddie Irvine $180 million (ÂĢ121 million)
- 5. Lewis Hamilton $110 million (ÂĢ74 million)
- 6. Jenson Button $100 million (ÂĢ67 million)
- 7. Alan Prost $70 million (ÂĢ47 million)
- 8. David Coulthard $70 million (ÂĢ47 million)
- 9. Sebastian Vettel $45 million (ÂĢ30 million)
- 10. Nico Rosberg $30 million (ÂĢ20 million)
mmmmmmmm 
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Just having a look at the practice session.
Weather looks good.
Hammy ended first session as fastest.
Perez barrell rolls his car!!!
jeez, hope he's ok
Originally Posted by barney:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Just having a look at the practice session.
Weather looks good.
Hammy ended first session as fastest.
Perez barrell rolls his car!!!
jeez, hope he's ok
It would appear that fortunately he is unhurt Barney.
Qualifying not far off
I'm feeling for those Mc's at the minute
The sight of Alonso pushing his motor back to the pits won't have helped that feeling Sprout. 
Looking very strong today Lewis.
Pole position - get in!
TBF it looked quite comfortable for him.
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
The sight of Alonso pushing his motor back to the pits won't have helped that feeling Sprout.
It didn't There's rumours of Button not being there next year and going to Williams. If it continues like this maybe he should cut his losses
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
The sight of Alonso pushing his motor back to the pits won't have helped that feeling Sprout.
It didn't There's rumours of Button not being there next year and going to Williams. If it continues like this maybe he should cut his losses
I could see Button moving as it may be his last big move but Alonso I feel has to stay or it may seem like a job not done and leaving a sinking ship. Let's face it would Alonso want to go anywhere than a top three team?
I'm sure Mac will turn it around for next season.
Hopefully. I don't know whether the answer is ditching Honda, but they weren't any good before Honda joined *shrugs*
Hamilton in total command today, hope it continues tomorrow
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Hamilton in total command today, hope it continues tomorrow
To be honest it all looked rather easy for Lewis today. Rosberg did not look quite with it. But F1 being F1 I would not rule out something happening to turn things on their heads.
Like a lot of 'sportsy' things.....getting boring again
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Hamilton in total command today, hope it continues tomorrow
To be honest it all looked rather easy for Lewis today. Rosberg did not look quite with it. But F1 being F1 I would not rule out something happening to turn things on their heads.
EC..if Rosberg wasn't with it, it suits me fine. Anything can happen tomorrow, but if Hammy holds it together it together it's his for the taking 
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Like a lot of 'sportsy' things.....getting boring again
I don't think it's boring at all... and next year will be completely different with the new rules
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Hamilton in total command today, hope it continues tomorrow
To be honest it all looked rather easy for Lewis today. Rosberg did not look quite with it. But F1 being F1 I would not rule out something happening to turn things on their heads.
EC..if Rosberg wasn't with it, it suits me fine. Anything can happen tomorrow, but if Hammy holds it together it together it's his for the taking
Yes, I think the circuit lends itself to being out front and controlling the race. During qualification Lewis nailed all sectors, he was on it in terms of going purple in each. Not sure about rain yet.
Vettel may prove an annoyance for Rosberg if he has a poor start, although Lewis had a iffy one last time.
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Like a lot of 'sportsy' things.....getting boring again
I don't think it's boring at all... and next year will be completely different with the new rules
I do. I hate peeps winning every time.
And yes, I hope the new rules change everything
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Hamilton in total command today, hope it continues tomorrow
To be honest it all looked rather easy for Lewis today. Rosberg did not look quite with it. But F1 being F1 I would not rule out something happening to turn things on their heads.
EC..if Rosberg wasn't with it, it suits me fine. Anything can happen tomorrow, but if Hammy holds it together it together it's his for the taking
Yes, I think the circuit lends itself to being out front and controlling the race. During qualification Lewis nailed all sectors, he was on it in terms of going purple in each. Not sure about rain yet.
Vettel may prove an annoyance for Rosberg if he has a poor start, although Lewis had a iffy one last time.
See, that's what's boring for me. I like to see it being mixed up. It's a bit like Monaco 
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Like a lot of 'sportsy' things.....getting boring again
I don't think it's boring at all... and next year will be completely different with the new rules
I do. I hate peeps winning every time.
And yes, I hope the new rules change everything
I don't...especially as Rosberg is driving the same car...better driver IMO
Originally Posted by Sprout:
See, that's what's boring for me. I like to see it being mixed up. It's a bit like Monaco
it's the most boring track in Grand Prix
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
See, that's what's boring for me. I like to see it being mixed up. It's a bit like Monaco
it's the most boring track in Grand Prix
Maybe, but it's the lack of overtaking and stuff like that. It's boring, like the same peeps winning all the time. I don't like that
Here you go Sprout, this sort of supports what we were discussing yesterday.
"Fernando Alonso says Formula 1 is not as challenging as it once was and admits he is tempted by a switch to other categories in the future".
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/33666690
So rather than a move to another team a move out like Webber seems an option he is considering.
30 Minutes to go...
Dunno why Alonso switched from Ferrari But it seems to have been a mistake
