[Bazil]

If you don't like the show - don't watch it.

I didn't!! I did what I always do (as I too care that Ferrari wins) I looked at the result.

When there are 10 seconds between the winner and second place, another 10 seconds between second and third, and the headline reads "Schumacher Completely Dominates San Marino" you don't need to have watched the race to know it was probably the usual procession!!

Look at this and point out the excitment to me:

http://www.fia.com/sport/Championships/F1/F1_Lap_Charts/San_Marino/2004.html

It's like a parade. Surely the usual pit-stop/strategy thing doesn't really excite you that much?? :green:

Actually - I've just spotted something... Something happened to Ralph on lap 59 - 3 people overtook him! I'm sorry I didn't watch it now - that must have been fabulous!! :wink:

PS- I still think you are a closet F1 fan.

You really don't mean that!!! :lol:

And another thing - in the same thread, Rosso said "Yeah, it was kinda dull" - and he really is a fan!!! In fact, reading that thread now, it appears that the most exciting thing that happened (according to Dermot) was the press conference!!!!! :nuts:

Yes - I get your point - although I know you'd be disappointed now if I didn't comment!!! :green:

 

[Bazil]

I do try to keep you lot amused!! :green:

 

[Bazil]

Guys - I've had a brilliant idea...

3 races each year are nominated as "Reversed grid" - only the teams/drivers are not told which one's they are!!

After normal qualifying has finished, and the same guys are at the front, with the same guys in the middle and the same guys at the back, the FIA declare it a "Reverse Grid Start" - they reverse the grid!!

No point not tryin gin qualifying, as it's more likely to be a normal race.

I'd definitely watch that!!! Actually - I'd probably get up at 4:00am too to watch that!!

It'd be an absolute riot!! :green:

 

[Bazil]

I thought my idea of just STARTING in reverse was crazy enough! :nuts:

It certainly was crazy - I was howling with laughter at the thought!!!

I just wish they'd do something to bring back the excitement.