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F1 2008 round 1 - Australian GP, Melbourne (14/03/08-16/03/08).
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9 Mar 2008, 18:30
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9 Mar 2008, 18:35
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Nice intro - Just spotted your deliberate mistake - European GP is at Valencia.
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9 Mar 2008, 18:37
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Of course, the Hockenheim race is the German GP this year.
It's too confusing for me.
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9 Mar 2008, 18:44
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Originally Posted by Knowlesy
Of course, the Hockenheim race is the German GP this year.
It's too confusing for me.
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I think you have Nascar on your mind this evening
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9 Mar 2008, 18:45
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Nice start Knowlesy, love the graphics - nice touch
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9 Mar 2008, 22:00
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I'm not feeling particularly excited, but it's good to have F1 back all the same. 
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Neither I but as you said it's good to be back on action, less talk and more speed...
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9 Mar 2008, 23:27
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Well I'm really excited - there's nothing else like it
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10 Mar 2008, 10:00
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I'm looking forward to it - after all the rubbish last year and an off-season dominated by its after-effects, I'm ready to forget all that and see some racing again. I may even haul myself out of bed to watch it live...
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10 Mar 2008, 11:21
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I'm getting rather excited about it, I must say. It's tinged with a slight bit of anticipation of an anti-climax though - I fear Ferrari are just going to run away with it and we'll be left with a season as dull as the TGF glory years. But hey, mid-field looks close and as Knowlesy has said there's a certain Williams car to keep an eye out for this year!
Given that this could be the last season opener at "Silly O'Clock" I'll be getting up, just for old time's sake. I'm just going to be somewhat happy to see some cars circulating at high speed on my telly again.
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10 Mar 2008, 12:00
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Top drawer intro as usual Knowles, boy that extra week wait this year seemed cruel and unusual.
Yeah Williams even looks good in the graphic (esp. next to RBR). I'll be interesting for me to see how Mario Thiessen and his constellation come together this year - taking the next step, and all that jazz. I knows they got it in 'em.
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10 Mar 2008, 18:16
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It will be a Ferrari 1-2 without doubt.
Ferrari have always had an advantage at Melbourne, then the others seem to catch up in the following rounds.
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10 Mar 2008, 18:29
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As ever great stuff Knowles and I love the pictures - for those us us who dislike reading its a real help.
Well done Andy Blackmoredesign for the great cars (what an amazing coincidence to have a name with the word design in when you are so great at graphics - is that freaky or what?)
Looks a great mix of youth and old farts, which should be fab without all the normal electonic gizmos.
And, all those German drivers and not a Shoemaker in sight!
Flip - where on earth are we going to vent our male hormonal frustrations?
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10 Mar 2008, 18:53
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It will be a Ferrari 1-2 without doubt.
Ferrari have always had an advantage at Melbourne, then the others seem to catch up in the following rounds.
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Who knows Ferrari might even have time to deliver the mail on the way round they will be that far in front
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10 Mar 2008, 20:00
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Nice intro there Knowlesy.
39 degrees C on Friday! I hope that they all got their cooling issues sorted out!
What's the chance of a 'rain storm' in that sort of heat I wonder?
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