Mate, i made a comment about you're post and i don't really want this to keep going on and on - spoiling a thread, i think we've already done that 
Didn't heard that...
I just watched the race not the pre-race stuff...
Don't know if it was even in the pre-race stuff...
EDIT: 375th post
I just watched the race not the pre-race stuff...
Don't know if it was even in the pre-race stuff...
EDIT: 375th post
anyone knows where to get some clips of the last race? I mean some quality clips, best of or the hole race? I could not find anything good stuff at google video or youtube so far. 
Usually a few sites get the whole race onboard on bittorrent. I can't remember the link whilst at work, but one I got from the Racing Videos thread a couple of weeks ago - have a look there.
thanks alot mate ill take a look at this 
OK, my last off-topic post here: The discussion reminded me of an article from the Straight Dope that compares swearing in English to swearing in other languages. Interesting read.
For anyone who doesn't know the site: don't go there if you don't have way too much time on your hands.
For anyone who doesn't know the site: don't go there if you don't have way too much time on your hands.
That was a great race. Finally finished it this morning before work; I usually have to watch my tapes in several sittings.
Awesome performance by MSC. Starting in 10th, losing a tire in the very beginning and clawing his way from dead last up to 4th? Holy crap! That was inspiring. Definitely not the same as if he had somehow miraculously pulled off the championship for his final season/race, yet still pretty remarkable. Great way to go out IMO. There were a few great passes amongst the "oh damn I better get out of Michael's way" passes
Gratulations to Alonso on the championship. I started to tear up a little myself after it was over and they played some of team radio with Alonso looking like he was trying to wipe his own tears away through his helmet hehe. Man, what a feeling that must be. Will be interesting to see how far his driving takes himself and his new team at Mclaren after they've gone another season without a win?
More gratz to Massa too! What a feeling THAT must be, pulling a dominating win on his home turf. He is definitely proving to be a fantastic driver. I look forward to seeing what happens next year with his new teammate.
I think I'll keep this tape. Ended up taping over Turkey because it was the only tape left in my house that I haven't packed up and stuck in the garage (Moving soon)
EDIT Turkey, not Hungary
Awesome performance by MSC. Starting in 10th, losing a tire in the very beginning and clawing his way from dead last up to 4th? Holy crap! That was inspiring. Definitely not the same as if he had somehow miraculously pulled off the championship for his final season/race, yet still pretty remarkable. Great way to go out IMO. There were a few great passes amongst the "oh damn I better get out of Michael's way" passes
Gratulations to Alonso on the championship. I started to tear up a little myself after it was over and they played some of team radio with Alonso looking like he was trying to wipe his own tears away through his helmet hehe. Man, what a feeling that must be. Will be interesting to see how far his driving takes himself and his new team at Mclaren after they've gone another season without a win?
More gratz to Massa too! What a feeling THAT must be, pulling a dominating win on his home turf. He is definitely proving to be a fantastic driver. I look forward to seeing what happens next year with his new teammate.
I think I'll keep this tape. Ended up taping over Turkey because it was the only tape left in my house that I haven't packed up and stuck in the garage (Moving soon)
EDIT Turkey, not Hungary
I wrote on another forum. Enjoy 
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Just... DAMN! This will be pure rambling, I'll just put some thoughts here.
Sao Paulo was the usual mess. Hotels clogged, 3 hours rides from the hotel to the circuit, traffic from Hell, but whatever; It was all worth it.
For Saturday and Sunday I sat on the E sector, right in front of the Senna S. I'll just mention that at the end I was yelling for Michael. I was screaming my lungs out. Just as everyone on my grandstand did... did I mention it was the Renault grandstand? (I don't like Schumacher as most of you know...)
I know you've all read this, but Schumacher's drive was absolutely stunning, masterful. I don't even know what words describe it.
Plus, Massa's victory was something beautiful to witness... People were crying all over the place.
Heidfeld's crash was awful to watch though. On TV didn't look so bad maybe, but having the car crash a few feet from you isn't cool no matter what.
And Sato! Everyone was cheering him. I couldn't believe he was 10th, and that he ended up there. Great, great race. He went side by side with a Red Bull or a Toro Rosso at the Senna S... that was breathtaking to watch!
And the icing on the cake? I met Vitantonio Liuzzi at the airport and got a picture with him.
I'll post it as soon as I get it.
I wish I could write something more elaborate right now, but I just came back from the airport, I'm exhausted, and I just found out that my cellphone and my camera with over 30 minutes and 150 pictures of the race got stolen at Sao Paulo, so I'm a bit confused right now... but honestly, it doesn't matter.
Good night everyone.
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I'm still shocked, guys. I think I witnessed one of the best races in Formula 1 history, on the best spot of the track you could be; RIGHT IN FRONT OF F@CKING TURN 1 AND THE SENNA S! It's the most intense thing I've ever lived, period.
Like I saw on a movie... "I'm 21 years old, but that day was the moment of my conception, right there".
Absolutely.
:Just... DAMN! This will be pure rambling, I'll just put some thoughts here.
Sao Paulo was the usual mess. Hotels clogged, 3 hours rides from the hotel to the circuit, traffic from Hell, but whatever; It was all worth it.
For Saturday and Sunday I sat on the E sector, right in front of the Senna S. I'll just mention that at the end I was yelling for Michael. I was screaming my lungs out. Just as everyone on my grandstand did... did I mention it was the Renault grandstand? (I don't like Schumacher as most of you know...)
I know you've all read this, but Schumacher's drive was absolutely stunning, masterful. I don't even know what words describe it.
Plus, Massa's victory was something beautiful to witness... People were crying all over the place.
Heidfeld's crash was awful to watch though. On TV didn't look so bad maybe, but having the car crash a few feet from you isn't cool no matter what.
And Sato! Everyone was cheering him. I couldn't believe he was 10th, and that he ended up there. Great, great race. He went side by side with a Red Bull or a Toro Rosso at the Senna S... that was breathtaking to watch!
And the icing on the cake? I met Vitantonio Liuzzi at the airport and got a picture with him.
I'll post it as soon as I get it.I wish I could write something more elaborate right now, but I just came back from the airport, I'm exhausted, and I just found out that my cellphone and my camera with over 30 minutes and 150 pictures of the race got stolen at Sao Paulo, so I'm a bit confused right now... but honestly, it doesn't matter.
Good night everyone.
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I'm still shocked, guys. I think I witnessed one of the best races in Formula 1 history, on the best spot of the track you could be; RIGHT IN FRONT OF F@CKING TURN 1 AND THE SENNA S! It's the most intense thing I've ever lived, period.
Like I saw on a movie... "I'm 21 years old, but that day was the moment of my conception, right there".
Absolutely.
full onboard race brazil is online at www.racing-underground.com
Brazil Grand Prix *spoilers!*
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