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Guys, guys, Sasha Grey is a legitimate actress http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2340248/?ref_=nv_sr_1
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Riso posted:Guys, guys, Sasha Grey is a legitimate actress http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2340248/?ref_=nv_sr_1 And a musician (no longer part of her band, but she was in one), and writer. She's legit pretty awesome.
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Jan 18, 2015 12:51
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Kamui's weaknesses are earthquakes and carrots.
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Jan 18, 2015 13:02
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 This is what passes for drivers at Ferrari these days
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Jan 18, 2015 13:44
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poty posted:
Both better than that fraud who ran off to join the cheats in Woking.
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Jan 18, 2015 13:57
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poty posted:
What can you expect from the team who employed Felipe Massa for a decade?
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Begall posted:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/117368 - talk of increasing the size of the rear tyres, to something like the size they were in the 70's. If we end up in 2017 with giant tyres and 1000HP engines, it'll be a good year. Possibly Chicken posted:I didn't have much opinion on him until now. I realized my mistake.
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Jan 18, 2015 14:28
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poty posted:
He's the least Ferrari-ish driver in the entire world, it's actually one of his better features.
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NtotheTC posted:He's the least Ferrari-ish driver in the entire world, it's actually one of his better features. Who? Me?
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Sebastian Vettel posted:Both better than that fraud who ran off to join the cheats in Woking. I agree with you Sebastian.
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Jan 18, 2015 15:58
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poty posted:
Is that Gutttiereierez? If it is, I can honestly say that's the first time I've ever seen him. He's the most anonymous F1 driver since the last one who I can't remember.
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Jan 18, 2015 17:47
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Brainwrong posted:Is that Gutttiereierez? If it is, I can honestly say that's the first time I've ever seen him. He's the most anonymous F1 driver since the last one who I can't remember. D'Ambrosio
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Tsaedje posted:D'Ambrosio Same difference.
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Brainwrong posted:Same difference. No I mean that was the last completely anonymous driver
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Jan 18, 2015 18:52
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Is a driver anonymous if you can remember their name?
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Jan 18, 2015 20:03
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krushgroove posted:Is a driver anonymous if you can remember their name? I had completely forgotten about him until he popped up at the back of the Formula e field and I went "...oh yeah, he exists"
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Jan 18, 2015 20:09
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Disappointing to see they're keeping the same sponsors. I will not be able to wear my Alonso T-shirt to church anymore so people don't think I'm a Vettel apologist
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Jan 18, 2015 20:27
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Tsaedje posted:No I mean that was the last completely anonymous driver Charles Pic
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Jan 18, 2015 21:11
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You're supposed to dress up for church, not down. Ugh, people today.
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Monisha Kaltenborn can't be having a great time, having taken over running Sauber during their best results since the BMW era and then overseeing their plunge into useless anonymity - beaten by a team that went bust before the season ended and had one driver in a coma. Even Caterham was at least being talked about, however negatively, but did a Sauber do anything of note last year other than get flipped upside down by Crashtor?
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Jan 18, 2015 22:03
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They survived the year, that's about it.
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Payndz posted:Monisha Kaltenborn can't be having a great time, having taken over running Sauber during their best results since the BMW era and then overseeing their plunge into useless anonymity - beaten by a team that went bust before the season ended and had one driver in a coma. Even Caterham was at least being talked about, however negatively, but did a Sauber do anything of note last year other than get flipped upside down by Crashtor? Last season being my first, Sauber is a completely anonymous team to me. At least Pastor gives Lotus some personality.
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Fledgling Gulps posted:Last season being my first, Sauber is a completely anonymous team to me. At least Pastor gives Lotus some personality. They used to be the team with the rep of being great talent scouts and doing a lot with limited resources. Last year was utterly embarrassing.
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last year sucked for sauber but every other post-BMW year was normal for them, they've always been respectable backmarkers. they've shed a lot of top talent to other teams in recent years and were hit hard by the increased cost of the new power units, it's pretty simple. ericsson will bring a lot of money, have to imagine ferrari is giving them a discount on engines in return for hosting marciello, and nasr is a very typical sauber driver (i.e. good). they also still have outstanding facilities. i wouldn't worry.
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Its amazing that Sauber went so far downhill so quickly, from Perez and Kobayashi getting top 3 finishes in 2012 down to last year's poo poo show.
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Sashimi posted:Its amazing that Sauber went so far downhill so quickly, from Perez and Kobayashi getting top 3 finishes in 2012 down to last year's poo poo show. the C31 was designed by james key, had a much better engine and much better drivers, what exactly is amazing about them being worse without any of that
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Sauber is historically a midfield team.
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be nice wicka posted:the C31 was designed by james key, had a much better engine and much better drivers, what exactly is amazing about them being worse without any of that
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There was a big article in Racecar Engineering a couple of months ago about why the Sauber sucked so hard this year, they were surprisingly candid about it. One big problem they had was the engine packaging and cooling requirements weren't finalised until very late which compromised the rest of the car. I'll grab some quotes from it when I get home.
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Also their drivers were really bad.
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Tsaedje posted:I had completely forgotten about him until he popped up at the back of the Formula e field and I went "...oh yeah, he exists" The only reason I remember him is that he did GP2 and GP3 commentary alongside 62nd best karter in Britain Will Buxton.
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Alain Post posted:Also their drivers were really bad. I expected more of Sutil. He ought to have at least been good for some points.
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Happy birthday, Jense
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Sulman posted:I expected more of Sutil. He ought to have at least been good for some points. The important thing is that he's gone now
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jensON buttON and alONso racing next year for mclarON hONda Dan and Dan at Red Bull Felipe Massa, and his next-generation upgrade, Felipe Nassa Ferrari's pairing is that they're the most overhyped drivers on the grid to subsequently underdeliver and Our Max is gone, and Their Max has joined the grid
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Jenson Button and Alonso will race for Ron's McLaron Honda
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How many seasons does someone need to be away before you can steal their number? Also our Max may yet be on the grid next year. GEORGE W BUSHI fucked around with this message at 14:59 on Jan 19, 2015 |
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