Comments on: Alonso takes surprise race victory at Singapore

By: Renault accused of race fixing in latest controversy | Walking Leaf

Renault accused of race fixing in latest controversy | Walking Leaf — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 15:06:36 +0000

[...] last year’s Singapore Grand Prix, there has been suggestions that Nelson Piquet Jr deliberately crashed his car in order to help [...]

By: Yink

Yink — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 19:23:24 +0000

lol, true Nige, the idea sounds good but the pit lights just ain’t working.

By: Nigel

Nigel — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 17:03:39 +0000

While technically imo it was hardly a night race, it was very impressive and no doubt command a big pull in viewer ratings. As it was said at the end of the race, I just hope it’s the only night race of the year. Making other far east races to prime-time via this method will totally loose it’s appeal.

But I really like it though. I thought I looked fantastic as the light reflected off the cars, and the pit lane looked ace. Not sure we needed all the teams revised regime to the night life rammed down our throats though ( well if you also include anything said on Autosport.com ). Yeah sure it’s different, but they all made it out to seem they are the only people to work at night! I’m sure driving at 180mph in those conditions will get your senses going, whatever time clock your body is on.

And as for Ferrari, well, heads are hung in absolute shame. What a disaster, and really embarassing for them. No points, Kimi crashing……..again! and erm a slight case of pit lane farce. The traffic light system has got to go. It’s a right balls up. Not since the Virtual Boy from Nintendo has such a device been so crap. Get rid Ferrari. That thing has cost you driver points, constructor points, and possibly the championship in both catagories. You tried to get the edge and failed, so it’s got to go. No shame in trying, but no-one is going to copy it and are just laughing at it.

By: Yink

Yink — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 20:22:33 +0000

Raiki the fool, he just lost it at the chicane and couldn’t hold the car it was like he didn’t have the grip, and its a bit un compromising where he ended up, if he had a little room he would have been ok. I say ok, he still wouldn’t have done anything worthwhile.

Its all looking good for young boy hamilton. He’s not overly impressive the way he is leading its very scrappy, but a win is a win.

Did you see when the drivers were walking up to collect their trophies the walls were covered with a special kind of wallpaper.

F1 pit babes all the way. I have to get me some of that wallpaper too : ) lol