PIG SICK F1 usa Vs uk

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I AM SO P****D OFF I HAVE JUST SEEN ZeroCool85's F1 Cars
(NICE PICS MAN) THE LOTUS 97 CAMEL SPONSORED JOB, YOU KNOW SENNA'S CAR, WELL THAT IS SO UNFAIR WHY THE HELL DON'T WE GET THAT IN GOOD OL' BLIGHTY, I AM GONNA SULK FOR A LIFE TIME NOW. IT EVEN HAS THE NUMBER 12 ON IT JUST TO ADD INSULT.... SORRY PEOPLE JUST NEEDED TO LET OFF STEAM,AAARRRRGGGHHHHH!!:mad: :mad: :mad:
 
Originally posted by HUDSONJONES
I AM SO P****D OFF I HAVE JUST SEEN ZeroCool85's F1 Cars
(NICE PICS MAN) THE LOTUS 97 CAMEL SPONSORED JOB, YOU KNOW SENNA'S CAR, WELL THAT IS SO UNFAIR WHY THE HELL DON'T WE GET THAT IN GOOD OL' BLIGHTY, I AM GONNA SULK FOR A LIFE TIME NOW. IT EVEN HAS THE NUMBER 12 ON IT JUST TO ADD INSULT.... SORRY PEOPLE JUST NEEDED TO LET OFF STEAM,AAARRRRGGGHHHHH!!:mad: :mad: :mad:

Thanks man, I was soo happy when I won the 87 Lotus in yellow. It was like my ultimate tribute to Senna.
 
Thanks man, I was soo happy when I won the 87 Lotus in yellow. It was like my ultimate tribute to Senna.

i know what you mean, he is the best, as a tribute i am getting a tattoo of his helmet or "S" logo. have you lost interest in F1 since that day like myself?
 
The UK has had more history with, and appreciation for, F1 than America ever has, and if only one nation can have special F1 cars, Britain should be ranked higher on the nominations list than the U.S.

The US GP had only a million or two television viewers in the States, give or take an unknown margin of error.

I am not an Englishman living in America, I am not a first generation (family goes back to the mid 18th century), and I am embarrassed that so few have the appreciation in My country, and the sophistication, for the little details and dramas of the caliber of racing which is F1.

Despite what some say, oval racing does take skill, and to each their own, of course, but is seeing which car goes the fastest and which car hits the wall the hardest the extent of what pleases us? There is more to life than passing!

When we better a sector time, is that not as good if not better than beating some race? I have always enjoyed time trials more than racing.
 
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i know what you mean, he is the best, as a tribute i am getting a tattoo of his helmet or "S" logo. have you lost interest in F1 since that day like myself?

Yeah a little bit, Once I get myself a good job I am gonna donate part of my salary to the Ayrton Senna Fund and the Greg Moore Foundation.
 
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