Well, you'd be able to play Half Life 2...
Also, digital delivery - no DVDs. Autopatching. You can play your games anywhere in the world on any PC.
But OMG! They advertise on there - the no good double crossing, erm, business people.
By the way - check the small print in your boxed games - you don't own them like you think you do.
It's a good move to differentiate from MotoGP and SS1000 will provide good racing. The combination of one bike per rider and pitstops is, erm, interesting. I suppose endurance racing manages, but SBK races are a bit shorter and it might just serve to spread the pack out.
SBK can get back to production racing though. Good thing.
SBK can get back to production racing though. Good thing.
But being a 3 time WDC doesn't make him better than Clark, just like it didn't with Piquet.
(I wasn't comparing him to Mansell, and I never liked him, but it was a good example of a game changing moment in the sport).
It just depends on how you define great. If that definition to you covers say 5 drivers from all time then Vettel isn't there yet.
(I wasn't comparing him to Mansell, and I never liked him, but it was a good example of a game changing moment in the sport).
It just depends on how you define great. If that definition to you covers say 5 drivers from all time then Vettel isn't there yet.
It might be this inner feeling he has himself that is driving him away from Newey by taking Ferrari from Fernando Alonso, like Senna did to Prost at McLaren. I don't think Vettel has quite reached the great status like Jim Clark, Sir Stirling Moss, Ayrton Senna - the big league greats.
Fernando's fight to the title this year has been a tremendous effort of guile, consistency and being able to drive the car at 100% lap after lap. Vettel gets more rear downforce as Red Bull have improved and just like 2010 when he got better exhaust blown diffusers he overtakes his team mate in the standings the wins races easily.
Where's his defining moment - like Mansell and Piquet at Silverstone in 1987? He could get it yet, but the my mountain of F1 greatness is a little steeper than some people's perhaps?
Fernando's fight to the title this year has been a tremendous effort of guile, consistency and being able to drive the car at 100% lap after lap. Vettel gets more rear downforce as Red Bull have improved and just like 2010 when he got better exhaust blown diffusers he overtakes his team mate in the standings the wins races easily.
Where's his defining moment - like Mansell and Piquet at Silverstone in 1987? He could get it yet, but the my mountain of F1 greatness is a little steeper than some people's perhaps?
There was a story in the papers here (Bangalore) a couple of days ago about an engineer at Kingfisher Airlines who, like many, had not been paid for 5 months. He committed suicide. Mallaya did not even bother to offer his condolences to the engineer's wife. Remember that next time you see his smug face on the pitwall.
He has been stringing on the airline regulator who have been reluctant to act as they do not seem to want to bring a big name down, but that has just made the situation worse.
He has been stringing on the airline regulator who have been reluctant to act as they do not seem to want to bring a big name down, but that has just made the situation worse.
That could well have been one of Hamilton's top three races of his career.
Go @AussieGrit!
Webber on the clean side gives him half a chance of getting to T1 first as he is usually poor on the start. Hamilton behind him will be gunning for Vettel who starts on the dirty side. Lord knows what the order will be at T4 but if it is either Red Bull they will be hard to beat from there.
Webber on the clean side gives him half a chance of getting to T1 first as he is usually poor on the start. Hamilton behind him will be gunning for Vettel who starts on the dirty side. Lord knows what the order will be at T4 but if it is either Red Bull they will be hard to beat from there.
They have a history from Sportscars don't they? It would make a lot of financial sense for Sauber as they are typically one of the more lightly sponsored cars on the grid.
Peter Sauber has said he would offer Schumie a drive if he became available...
It'd be nice if he got a second chance in Europe with GP2 or World Series. Expensive though
Couldn't hold the bottle of champagne with his right hand though.
So talk of Rockingham being brought to the kart meet on CD is wide of the mark?
Or just country welcomes its Grand Prix winning hero.
We may think he's a bit of a bell end, but to them he's a superstar. Nothing wrong with a bit of partisanship.
LOL! Can't just say "Oh right, my bad." can you?
And neither are you, so your argument can also be dismissed.
You don't know anything about me.
I don't believe that is representative of the human condition. Also, you wouldn't be left unemployed for four years. Athletes can go and get a job if they are failures in sport, like all you other lazy cowardly cheats who would answer "yes" to your question.
You're much more likely to be left unemployed for four years if you're an athlete that cheats by taking drugs.
Drugs do not make up for physical inabilities - they make up for mental ones such as lack of desire and inability to control fear of losing.
Do you cheat at work? do you hide your own mistakes, or blame others for them? Do you claim credit for stuff that was nothing to do with you? Would you deliberately do bad work on a project to ensure it reflects badly on the project lead?
It's the Nurburgring
The athletes all swear to an "Olympic Oath":
In the name of all the competitors I promise that we shall take part in these Olympic Games, respecting and abiding by the rules which govern them, committing ourselves to a sport without doping and without drugs, in the true spirit of sportsmanship, for the glory of sport and the honor of our teams
What they did was not sportsmanship, nor did it honour their teams, nor probably did it comply with their sports regulations.
What they did was a cowardly act - they didn't have the balls to face the perceived better opponent, which if they want to win gold they would probably have to do eventually.
Yeah, the invention is the interesting bit, but if it is so fantastic why doesn't he just make a few billion out of that and then buy McLaren?
My favourite bit from that link:
2) I can bring tremendous attention to your brand, corporation, etc. for the following reasons;
A) I have the potential to win a F1 world championship. (it doesn’t matter what some people might think about this statement, they don’t know me).
B) I would be the oldest F1 champion in history, and definitely the oldest competing. I am 56 years old.
2) I can bring tremendous attention to your brand, corporation, etc. for the following reasons;
A) I have the potential to win a F1 world championship. (it doesn’t matter what some people might think about this statement, they don’t know me).
B) I would be the oldest F1 champion in history, and definitely the oldest competing. I am 56 years old.
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