I'm probably just spinning my wheels here (pun intended ), but does anyone follow the World Rally Championship or F1?
[ December 12, 2004, 02:41 AM: Message edited by: Wing-Washer ]
Posted by Wing-Washer (Member # 3013) on :
Guess not...
Posted by jstrap_2000 (Member # 3269) on :
i watch F1. Also a little of WRC.
Posted by Wing-Washer (Member # 3013) on :
Hi!
I just started following F1. I began watching the WRC at New Zealand last year.
In the WRC, I like Petter Solberg and the Subaru team. In F1, I like Kimi and McLaren.
Posted by Wing-Washer (Member # 3013) on :
Well, despite running well on the third leg of the Rallye Monte Carlo (especially considering his history with the Monte), it is a shame that such a small error ended Solberg's chances of a podium finish. However, he is truly showing his and Subaru's improvement on tarmac. Seb, however, showed once again his skills on a variety of surfaces and the remarkable reliability of the Citroen. This makes three years in a row that he has won here. Its a shame that Citroen (and Peugeot) still insist on leaving after 2005. Finally, it was a good day for Mitsubishi. They are showing the potential of the Lancer. They will be a team to watch this season, that's for sure.
Only 3 weeks until Sweden and a little over a month before the Formula 1 season begins in Melbourne. I can't wait.
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), but does anyone follow the World Rally Championship or F1?![[Cheers]](graemlins/cheers.gif)
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However, he is truly showing his and Subaru's improvement on tarmac. Seb, however, showed once again his skills on a variety of surfaces and the remarkable reliability of the Citroen. This makes three years in a row that he has won here. Its a shame that Citroen (and Peugeot) still insist on leaving after 2005. Finally, it was a good day for Mitsubishi. They are showing the potential of the Lancer. They will be a team to watch this season, that's for sure.