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If you noticed, the teams first drivers' red strip on their on-board cameras are gone. Only the yellow ones on the second drivers are there. Any ideas on why is that? In my opinion, red and yellow is more ideal for better distinguishing of the cars.

His recent visit to Williams factory has raised a lot of eyebrows and question marks. I mean, you can't just spend your time visiting a factory for nothing can you. There has to be something in there.

I'd love Kimi to race in F1 again. But in a Williams? I remember him just before he left said that driving an F1 car that is not capable of winning a race is pointless. I can't see Williams turning into a winning team next season, so what's exactly inside Kimi's mind?

Now he is about to leave the hospital. To me, the soonest he'll come back is the start of 2012 season. There no chance that he would race this year.

I have a special friend and I was asking her out to talk about pretty much everything and that includes proposing if she could be my girlfriend. She was very nice and comfortable with me during the past but now, for whatever reason, the blow of the wind suddenly changed. She's way to cold now to me and doesn't talk to me too much as if she doesn't know me. She's having problems now and i totally understand that. But still I'm having this feeling that she doesn't like me anymore. And when I asked her to hang out, she said no for the very first time. I started to think that maybe I did something wrong but really I don't remember anything I've done wrong to her. Is this due to her personal problems? Any opinions are very much appreciated...

The race lasted 2hrs and 48 mins. But isn't there a rule that a race should only last for 2hrs flat no matter how many laps the race have done?

It's a bit harsh to dump him in favor of Heidfeld. It should be better for Sauber though, but Pedro's season is not that really bad. I don't see any sense of replacing him mid-season.

http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/242059/ferrari-...

So, Ferrari escapes further punishment eh. Good news or bad news?

What is that violation again, when the pitcher does something unusual and the umpires let the runners on base advance a base? How do umpires notices it?

Maybe they love a driver with a fading performance.

Ferrari German GP issues aren't settled are they? Now they are being investigated by World Motorsport Coucil (WMSC). This could be serious knowing the power of that administration. I am having a feeling they will give Ferrari a mega punishment. Disqualification of the team from the championship perhaps, just like McLaren in 2007? Who knows. I just can't wait for WMSC's decision.

Now it's Chandhok's turn to be replaced by Yamamoto. Hmmm. I think there is something...

Seems like everything is turning against them huh. What does the team got to do to still win the championship? With their current level and performance, I pretty much doubt it!

Penalised in Monaco!!! Bwahahahaahha!!!... Simple rules! He can't follow! what a loser!...

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It's really a shame! How on earth other F1 teams overlooked him?! Now he is a Mercedes reserve driver but I really hope he comes back as a regular driver next year or if not, in the middle of the season. However, I am also having a feeling that his F1 career as a regular driver could be over.

He's a solid driver but they really overlooked him now. Hope he ends up in Renault but I'm also having a feeling that he will not be in the F1 grid this season.

We haven't heard much about this team for quite a while now.

http://en.espnf1.com/ferrari/motorsport/story/5346...

Ferrari chairman Luca Di Montezemolo just said that he is not the Michael he knew, instead, he is a twin brother who wants to race with Mercedes.

I agree with LDM. To me, Michael is trying to kill himself and bring disgrace on himself and Ferrari world!. Driving at the age of 41 is pretty much old nowadays in F1. I really hate it seeing him back driving in a Mercedes but I think it is all but confirmed.

I hope Felipe and Fernando would kick his a** on track actions!

His relationship with Ferrari will be no more should he return to racing with Mercedes next year. Now, what would be next for Michael once the season is over? I'm telling you, he's not going back to Ferrari anymore! That's why I would hate him pretty much if he leaves his team just for the sake of returning to F1 drive with Mercedes.

http://en.espnf1.com/f1/motorsport/story/4864.html

I don't really like this, as I still love tight championship battles.

But I think this is all set for confirmation. Is this a good idea to you guys?. I'm having a feeling that the drivers'/contructors' championship battle will go back the way it was from the past (with large gaps between drivers'/teams' points tally) although those times, only top 6 receive points. Remember 2002? Schumi won the WDC with I think 6 races still to go...