Hamilton Back at Hungarian Grand Prix
by Chris on Jul.25, 2009, under F1
For the last couple of months I have found it very depressing looking at the Formula 1 coverage, not because the racing was bad or even boring but because I am tired of the politics surrounding this sport. I am sure I do not stand alone in this and have found that the less said the better. I have to say a big thank you to the BBC coverage of the practice rounds but especially to the commentators trying to keep FIA & FOTA politics away.
It is great to see some regular front runners at the leading edge of the grid although it must be said this happens to be the practise rounds but the McLaren and Toyota teams appear to have become more competitive with some good comments from Robert Kubica about the BMW’s handling yesterday. Let’s hope that they get through to the second round of qualifying tough.
I am sure Sebastian Vettel and Webber will have something to say during qualifying and prove that they are the force to be reckoned with. Brawn GP certainly have their work cut out for them and we are certain to see some surprises today.
September 10th, 2009 on 10:15 pm
Feel exactly the same way, and yes agreed think the BBC are getting it spot on.
Great Blog.
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September 21st, 2009 on 11:59 pm
Hi Chris – I agree with you about the politics in F1. It would be good if they could get back to racing and leave all that stuff to one side for a change.
I also write a motor sports blog and have just written a post about the Renault Singapore race fixing debacle and the departure of Briatore.
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