Lol, no way.. Glassfiber here
Sorry from Foks to Basford, saw you too late 
Deserved win for Slowakia, this Italy was not like before, too old and with no fantasy..
Not for his family and/or friends?
Hehe, thanks! More recent one, http://i50.tinypic.com/19wl69.jpg
What kind of team are you looking for? I am looking for a team with active members and participating in a league or something
Age: 25
Country: Netherlands
Preferred Car/Track: GTR/S-S but also like the LX and TBO's
Average Laptime on Your Preferred Car/Track: +/- 1.5sec above the WR
How Active Are You? Depends on the work, but pretty often
What Kind of Control do you use? Logitech crap Formula Force EX
Time Zone: CEST (GMT +01.00)
Age: 25
Country: Netherlands
Preferred Car/Track: GTR/S-S but also like the LX and TBO's
Average Laptime on Your Preferred Car/Track: +/- 1.5sec above the WR
How Active Are You? Depends on the work, but pretty often
What Kind of Control do you use? Logitech crap Formula Force EX
Time Zone: CEST (GMT +01.00)
Had some great races yesterday! Thanks all 
Just one, most of my friends just suck at lfs
The girl on the right has a nice rack 
Return of the legend
Schumacher to make F1 return in Spain
By Jonathan Noble Wednesday, July 29th 2009, 16:51 GMT
Michael Schumacher, the seven-times world champion, plans to come out of retirement as Felipe Massa's replacement at Ferrari from the European Grand Prix.
Following days of speculation about who would slot in alongside Kimi Raikkonen following Massa's Hungarian GP crash, Ferrari issued a statement on Wednesday afternoon confirming that Schumacher was being prepared for the role.
The statement said that Schumacher was 'ready' to make his F1 return, and would undertake a training programme over the next few days to ensure he was up to full fitness for an F1 race.
The German, who quit F1 at the end of 2006, injured himself in a motorbike accident earlier this year and the team want to make sure there are no hidden problems before confirming his position.
Schumacher has previously baulked at the idea of returning to F1 full-time, but with Massa looking likely to return when he is back to full fitness, and Ferrari in need of a top-line driver, the opportunity is one that has attracted him.
"The most important thing first: thank God, all news concerning Felipe is positive. I wish him all the best again," said Schumacher.
"I was meeting this afternoon with Stefano Domenicali and Luca di Montezemolo, and together we decided that I will prepare myself to take the place of Felipe.
"Though it is true that the chapter of Formula 1 has been completely closed for me for a long time, it is also true that for loyalty reasons to the team I cannot ignore that unfortunate situation. But as the competitor I am, I also very much look forward to facing this challenge."
Once Schumacher gets the green light, it will be the first time he has raced alongside Kimi Raikkonen, as the pair bid to secure Ferrari third place in the constructors' championship.
It also comes at a time when Ferrari's F60 appears to have made good progress on the track, and its KERS could prove to be an advantage in the forthcoming races at Valencia, Spa, Monza and Singapore.
Schumacher has not tested the current F60, and has not driven since April 2008 when he ran an F2008 at Barcelona.
The announcement of Schumacher's plans comes 24 hours after his manager Willi Weber totally ruled out the possibility of the German racing in Valencia.
"Whoever sits in the car at the next race in Valencia, it will not be Michael Schumacher. I am not 100 per cent sure; I am 200 per cent sure," Weber was quoted as saying by The Daily Mail.
"The pressure on him would be huge. He would be expected to win, but he has not driven this car. When Michael was racing he would get as close to perfection as possible. In this case, it would not be perfection; it would be a gamble - and that's not Michael's style."
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/77418
By Jonathan Noble Wednesday, July 29th 2009, 16:51 GMT
Michael Schumacher, the seven-times world champion, plans to come out of retirement as Felipe Massa's replacement at Ferrari from the European Grand Prix.Following days of speculation about who would slot in alongside Kimi Raikkonen following Massa's Hungarian GP crash, Ferrari issued a statement on Wednesday afternoon confirming that Schumacher was being prepared for the role.
The statement said that Schumacher was 'ready' to make his F1 return, and would undertake a training programme over the next few days to ensure he was up to full fitness for an F1 race.
The German, who quit F1 at the end of 2006, injured himself in a motorbike accident earlier this year and the team want to make sure there are no hidden problems before confirming his position.
Schumacher has previously baulked at the idea of returning to F1 full-time, but with Massa looking likely to return when he is back to full fitness, and Ferrari in need of a top-line driver, the opportunity is one that has attracted him.
"The most important thing first: thank God, all news concerning Felipe is positive. I wish him all the best again," said Schumacher.
"I was meeting this afternoon with Stefano Domenicali and Luca di Montezemolo, and together we decided that I will prepare myself to take the place of Felipe.
"Though it is true that the chapter of Formula 1 has been completely closed for me for a long time, it is also true that for loyalty reasons to the team I cannot ignore that unfortunate situation. But as the competitor I am, I also very much look forward to facing this challenge."
Once Schumacher gets the green light, it will be the first time he has raced alongside Kimi Raikkonen, as the pair bid to secure Ferrari third place in the constructors' championship.
It also comes at a time when Ferrari's F60 appears to have made good progress on the track, and its KERS could prove to be an advantage in the forthcoming races at Valencia, Spa, Monza and Singapore.
Schumacher has not tested the current F60, and has not driven since April 2008 when he ran an F2008 at Barcelona.
The announcement of Schumacher's plans comes 24 hours after his manager Willi Weber totally ruled out the possibility of the German racing in Valencia.
"Whoever sits in the car at the next race in Valencia, it will not be Michael Schumacher. I am not 100 per cent sure; I am 200 per cent sure," Weber was quoted as saying by The Daily Mail.
"The pressure on him would be huge. He would be expected to win, but he has not driven this car. When Michael was racing he would get as close to perfection as possible. In this case, it would not be perfection; it would be a gamble - and that's not Michael's style."
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/77418
To those who are complaining about the Netherlands as a location, i am pretty sure that Holland is one of the most central places in europe
Is that the only way you can react on this forum? Men, people like you make this forum such childish
@ Zolder? Can you tell me anything about the price maybe?
PedraumF gets my vote, good skins
Lol yeah you are right Rudi, henrico wants to type to fast 
I love that uber left hander, such a great turn
remove the orginal dds files, make a back up from them. And them move your new dds files with the same name as the old files into the dds folder
Hehe, well i would have loved to come, but i am that weekend on a short holiday.. Plus we got two week earlier also a teammeeting, i can't handle that much lfs'ers
Too bad i can't be there, you only live a view miles from here
The grid size is ok, i think that when you turn the midrace join option off you will have less crashes. The racers who want to race surely won't have a problem with waiting a view laps to join the next race, while the crashers will leave earlier because they can't join
Better a Ferrari fan, then being a fan from a stealing and lying team..
That wheel just looks awesome, respect for the work you have put into it.
Very nice server, with massive grids .
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