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Lol Vlaggie. Nog een wie se pens verlede jaar vol was na die eerste toetse.
MH ... dit het niks te doen met sy Humor al dan nie of sy reg om nonsens te post of nie of met of hy passionate is of nie... en rakende die pinch of salt ek hat al sakke vol opgevreet met die "wyshede" wat hy post... dit is die alewige slegse en mense vloek wat my die bietjie respek wat daar nog was verloor het.
Amid suggestions Mercedes was actively sandbagging at Jerez, Costa was asked how much of the 2015 car's potential has now been seen, and he answered: "Very little.
Ek sien jy verstaan nog steeds nie.
Ja ek hou ook nie van die sleg naam sê storie. Die res van sy stories kan ek hanteer hy spot baie keer baie fyn met die mense.
Owen, gedra jouself asb en hou op om Viva name soos poepol et al te noem.Ek vra mooi asseblief
Ons het net 2 stuks mense op die sub forum....ons wil nie hulle ook wegjaag nie....en ek persoonlik hou van jou en Viva se bydraes tot hierdie sub-forum....
As die een n poepol is is die ander een ook so en klaar - play nice now, en nee dis nie James in disguise nie, ek wragtig waardeer al2 julle se bydraes ek kan nie die plek nie insien sonder julle 2 nie al dink party nie so nie....
Ok antie ek sal nie weer vir die poepol n poepol noem nie.
Ek verstaan dat jy nie verstaan nie.
Dankie skattebol, jy bly my gunsteling Blou Bul
Edited February 11, 2015 by Mata Hari
“Mercedes was hiding at Jerez and you must always expect positive surprises from Honda.”
The former Marlboro executive said not much can be read into Ferrari’s chart-topping Jerez pace,
“No one can sell smoke, even if I have worked in tobacco for a living.”
Red Bull and Lotus just off the pace of Ferrari. Kimi beat Lewis's qualifying time of last year by a whisker- on mediums. He did 58 laps. Only Williams and a team or so did a few laps more.
Pastor going to the top by .165s!
1. Pastor Maldonado (VEN/Lotus) 1:25.011 (69 laps)
2. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN/Ferrari) 1:25.167 (74 laps)
3. Daniel Ricciardo (AUS/Red Bull) 1:25.547 (59 laps)
4. Sergio Perez (MEX/Force India) 1:26.636 (34 laps)
5. Felipe Nasr (BRA/Sauber) 1:27.307 (79 laps)
6. Max Verstappen (NED/Toro Rosso) 1:27.900 (94 laps)
7. Jenson Button (GBR/McLaren-Honda) 1:28.182 (21 laps)
8. Pascal Wehrlein (GER/Force India) 1:28.329 (32 laps)
9. Pascal Wehrlein (GER/Mercedes) 1:28.489 (48 laps)
10. Susie Wolff (GBR/Williams) 1:28.906 (86 laps)
11. Lewis Hamilton (GBR/Mercedes) 1:30.429 (11 laps)
Ricciardo edges Raikkonen on day two in Spain20 Feb 2015
Rosberg's morning left him sixth overall, also within a second of Ricciardo, while Fernando Alonso ended what was McLaren's most productive day so far in 2015 in seventh.
The Spaniard racked up 59 laps in total, even though the team are still waiting for a replacement seal on the MGU-K component of Honda's new power unit.
For more pictures from Barcelona, see our testing gallery.
Shoe! Hope he's OK!
Fernando Alonso has been airlifted to hospital after crashing on the final morning of the second pre-season test at Barcelona.
McLaren said on Twitter that he is "conscious and speaking".
The Spaniard hit the wall on the inside of the track between Turns 3 and 4 shortly before the midday lunch break. Red flags were triggered as a result, with an ambulance also dispatched to the scene.
Alonso was duly taken to the circuit's medical centre before being transferred to hospital by helicopter for further checks.
Hope Alo is ok...
Volgens Sebastian wat agter Alonso gery het het hy net regs gedraai in die muur in. Wonder of hy nie xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx want hy moet seker nou al besef dat sy volgende titel net n droom is.
Edited February 23, 2015 by James Hunt
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Volgens Sebastian wat agter Alonso gery het het hy net regs gedraai in die muur in. Wonder of hy xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxhy moet seker nou al besef dat sy volgende titel net n droom is.
Daar was glo niks fout met die motor nie.
Owen Meany, on 23 Feb 2015 - 12:30 PM, said:
Volgens Sebastian wat agter Alonso gery het het hy net regs gedraai in die muur in. Wonder of hy xxxxxxxxxxxxxt hy moet seker nou al besef dat sy volgende titel net n droom is.
Kyk gelukkig sien ek nie meer sy kak wat hy post nie!! (behalwe as iemand hom quote)
Ek persoonlik is nie verbaas Owen maak sulke swak en ongevraagde aanmerkings.... die "wonder of hy nie wou selfmoord pleeg nie" comment is Owen sn.
Dit is in uiterse swak styl en n direkte weerspieling van sy algehel gebrek aan enige ordentlikheid.
Imagine iemand het gese Schumi wou seker selfmoord pleeg deur kop eerste in n rots vas te duik want hy het geweet hy gaan nooit weer wen nie...
of Bianchi het besluit kom ek ry myself moer toe want ekt het nie die Ferrari dryf gekry nie!!!! dit sou uiters onsensitief en uiters laakbaar gewees het!!
Dit is kak soos die wat duidelik weerspieel sy haat vir skere bestuurders .... niemand anders sal so kak aanmerking gemaak het nie.
daar is nie woorde om sy comment te regverdig nie..... nog minder kan enige iemand sy kak comment enigsins verdedig nie!
Res van die posters ..... wat nog oor is..... doen my n guns asb moet nie sy kak quote as julle comment nie want dan moet ek dit ongelukkig sien!!
Ek sou dink die is een van die goed wat die admins regtig na moet kyk .... dit ok om vrye spraak te he ens..... maar daar is n lyn!
"Fortunately, he's fine, but was concussed during the accident, which therefore required an overnight stay in hospital. That's normal practice.
Fernando Alonso's manager has revealed that the Spaniard is to undergo further tests following his crash at Barcelona on Sunday.
Speaking to the Spanish media, Luis Garcia Abad confirmed that whilst CT and MRI scans have revealed no cause for concern, the driver, who was concussed in the accident, will undergo further precautionary checks.
At the same time, Abad was keen to play down speculation over the cause of the accident amidst claims that Alonso was allegedly seen, just prior to the crash, with his head to one side of the cockpit.
This has led to claims that the driver was unwell or had even passed out, which in itself had led to speculation as to the cause, including claims that an ERS-related issue could have knocked him out.
"I deny that Fernando was feeling unwell prior to the incident," said Adab. "The car had grip, there was tremendous wind and he went into the wall, the rest is speculation.
"The car telemetry has stated that he was correcting from left to right," he added. "Fernando was hitting the brake and changing gears until the moment of impact."
Carlos Sainz, who subsequently crashed at the same corner, blamed the unusually strong winds in the corner, which some now believe could have been a factor inAlonso's accident.