Cars and other kinds of motoring gibberish

7 Mar 2006, 23:15 #1741

dochira wrote:Until today, I didn't realize there were two different kinds of smog inspection stations....and of course, I chose the wrong one. :banghead:

Ignorance is bliss. ;)

8 Mar 2006, 03:16 #1742

bmwracer wrote:
Ignorance is bliss. ;)

Until you realize that you just wasted time going to talk to the shop and find out...oops, this is not the place for you. :beaten:

9 Mar 2006, 23:56 #1743

dochira wrote:Until you realize that you just wasted time going to talk to the shop and find out...oops, this is not the place for you. :beaten:

I've done that many a time... It just didn't involve cars. :sweat:

11 Mar 2006, 01:44 #1744

yahoo, f1 starts this weekend in bahrain! :woot:

11 Mar 2006, 02:50 #1745

bmwracer wrote:I've done that many a time... It just didn't involve cars. :sweat:

if it doesn't involve cars, can you remove this post? hahahahaha...

11 Mar 2006, 03:31 #1746

niko2x wrote:if it doesn't involve cars, can you remove this post? hahahahaha...

Nice try, but I did mention "cars." :hehe:

14 Mar 2006, 02:04 #1747

enjoyed fisichella's outburst on his radio to his pitcrew in yesterday's bahrain gp.
'this car is f****** s***!' he screamed forgetting it was being aired on live tv! :hehe:

14 Mar 2006, 03:40 #1748

^haha, that live radio was good indeed :hehe:

This year F1 is broadcasted from non-pay per view TV, which is great :mrgreen:

14 Mar 2006, 04:29 #1749

kenjilina wrote:enjoyed fisichella's outburst on his radio to his pitcrew in yesterday's bahrain gp.
'this car is f****** s***!' he screamed forgetting it was being aired on live tv! :hehe:

Aww, I missed it... :puppydog:

Alonso's starting where he left off: in first place. ;)

BMW-Sauber unimpressive in Bahrain. :puppydog:

14 Mar 2006, 05:05 #1750

I haven't been watching F1 for few years and I'm relieved to see that Shumi has some competition this time.
btw. No VW in F1, so I'm for McLaren.

14 Mar 2006, 05:06 #1751

boris wrote:I haven't been watching F1 for few years and I'm relieved to see that Shumi has some competition this time.
btw. No VW in F1, so I'm for McLaren.

Boo. ;)

I stopped rooting for McLaren after Honda, then Senna, left. ;)

14 Mar 2006, 14:24 #1752

bmwracer wrote:
Aww, I missed it... :puppydog:

Alonso's starting where he left off: in first place. ;)

BMW-Sauber unimpressive in Bahrain. :puppydog:

nico rosberg in the williams i thought made an impressive debut. i reckon he'll be a big star in the not too distant future. :victory:

14 Mar 2006, 14:44 #1753

Racer wrote:

BMW-Sauber unimpressive in Bahrain.

I don't know what they were thinking hiring JV(unless he brought a pile of money to the table) :shakehead:

14 Mar 2006, 23:01 #1754

bmwracer wrote:
I stopped rooting for McLaren after Honda, then Senna, left. ;)

Haha, I started to like mclaren, because of a pc game from the early 90s, there were three cars, my bro was driving a ferrari and I was with mclaren.

14 Mar 2006, 23:13 #1755

gaijin mark wrote:Racer wrote:
BMW-Sauber unimpressive in Bahrain.
I don't know what they were thinking hiring JV(unless he brought a pile of money to the table) :shakehead:

Villenueve is a name that brings recognition to the team, I guess... And he has won in the past, albeit way back. :sweat:

22 Mar 2006, 01:43 #1756

Fisichella and Alonso 1-2 in Malaysia. No one has an answer for Renault

22 Mar 2006, 01:58 #1757

gaijin mark wrote:Fisichella and Alonso 1-2 in Malaysia. No one has an answer for Renault

renault are doing a very professional job these days but had raikkonen not been tagged things could've been different.

22 Mar 2006, 03:41 #1758

gaijin mark wrote:Fisichella and Alonso 1-2 in Malaysia. No one has an answer for Renault

Guh, I completely forgot about the race at Sepang.

Wow, Renault came pretty much out of nowhere last year and now they're dominating... Any explanations why? :headscratch:

22 Mar 2006, 07:35 #1759

bmwracer wrote:
Guh, I completely forgot about the race at Sepang.

Wow, Renault came pretty much out of nowhere last year and now they're dominating... Any explanations why? :headscratch:

well, the car is quick, reliable and alonso has matured tremendously. fisichella is too inconsistent to be world champ. renault have been knocking on the door of success recently and finally pulled it off last year.

i think this year is a three horse race between alonso,schumacher and raikkonen.

22 Mar 2006, 12:42 #1760

kenjilina wrote: well, the car is quick, reliable and alonso has matured tremendously. fisichella is too inconsistent to be world champ. renault have been knocking on the door of success recently and finally pulled it off last year.

i think this year is a three horse race between alonso,schumacher and raikkonen.

Yeah, it would appear that way, though I'd like to see Fisichella and Button help stir the pot a little more. :thumbsup:

And maybe (hopefully?) someone from Sauber. :rolleyes: :sweat: :fingerscrossed:

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