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Noticed there isnt a thread for the upcoming f1 season so here it is...

I have joined up to a fantasy F1 comp which is free. start with $100million buy a team 4or 5 drivers (if you can afford it) and an engine. based on results from the GP's you get more cash to buy better teams/engine or drivers.
link here:
http://www.fantasyf1league.com/user.php

once you joined go to leagues and do a search for (VBFF F1)
password is (maitland). Prizes can be won.

Go Mclaren!!!

just joined up to your league

Forza Ferrari!

Does anyone hate Sebastian Vettel more than me?
Want to kill the arrogant little cock sucker.

PoidaGT wrote:Does anyone hate Sebastian Vettel more than me?
Want to kill the arrogant little cock sucker.

Haha yes. I have thought that I wanna strangle the mother fucker on a number of occasions and see the lights in his eyes fade away.

Vettel admits it was deliberate, and he'd do it again...
http://www.theage.com.au/sport/motorspo ... 2hp4c.html

Yep, I hate vittel.

hopefully this puts the fire in the belly for MW. enough to push the whole season and not just one race. I hope this makes for great races all year. I hope to see them playing chicken all the way.

last chance in a great car to take the WDC.

Ric wrote:Vettel admits it was deliberate, and he'd do it again...
http://www.theage.com.au/sport/motorspo ... 2hp4c.html

Vettel is such an arrogant Cock.
I really hope Webber runs him into the wall during the race.

PoidaGT wrote:

Ric wrote:Vettel admits it was deliberate, and he'd do it again...
http://www.theage.com.au/sport/motorspo ... 2hp4c.html

Vettel is such an arrogant Cock.
I really hope Webber runs him into the wall during the race.

+1

Hope the impact snaps vettel's spine so that he can never drive again..

I'm not going to remove the previous post, but I think that's just taking it way too far...

So rumour is that Raikkonen is not going to take up the position at Red Bull, leaving Ricciardo open for it.

Do you guys reckon they'll take him on board, or completely go left field and get someone else?

According to some sources (like The Age yesterday) he's already got it. But then again, according to others (like The Age today), he may not.

I wouldn't have thought he'd be Red Bull's second or even third choice, but maybe it's better to promote in house and others are too hard to extricate from their contracts.

Corsair wrote:According to some sources (like The Age yesterday) he's already got it. But then again, according to others (like The Age today), he may not.

I wouldn't have thought he'd be Red Bull's second or even third choice, but maybe it's better to promote in house and others are too hard to extricate from their contracts.

I think Ricciardo is a good choice.

The last thing Red Bull want right now is another battle between their own two drivers. Ricciardo is guy on the way up, but he's a good few years behind Vettel in terms of maturity and ability at the F1 level. This will give Vettel a few years of breathing room where he can be the undisputed number one driver in the team, and gives Ricciardo plenty of opportunity to grow without significant pressure on him. He'll learn a lot, and as Vettel starts to either fade or look for another team, Red Bull will have built Ricciardo's confidence, ability and loyalty, meaning that they have a new number one driver in the (Red Bull gives you) wings to step up when required - and all without worrying about having to break contracts or offer stupid money to get someone to move across.

It's a win for everyone involved.

Manaz wrote:

Corsair wrote:According to some sources (like The Age yesterday) he's already got it. But then again, according to others (like The Age today), he may not.

I wouldn't have thought he'd be Red Bull's second or even third choice, but maybe it's better to promote in house and others are too hard to extricate from their contracts.

I think Ricciardo is a good choice.

The last thing Red Bull want right now is another battle between their own two drivers. Ricciardo is guy on the way up, but he's a good few years behind Vettel in terms of maturity and ability at the F1 level. This will give Vettel a few years of breathing room where he can be the undisputed number one driver in the team, and gives Ricciardo plenty of opportunity to grow without significant pressure on him. He'll learn a lot, and as Vettel starts to either fade or look for another team, Red Bull will have built Ricciardo's confidence, ability and loyalty, meaning that they have a new number one driver in the (Red Bull gives you) wings to step up when required - and all without worrying about having to break contracts or offer stupid money to get someone to move across.

It's a win for everyone involved.

+1. Well written.