Brazilian Grand Prix 2011, Interlagos Circuit - Race 19/19

[Skeeter]

Well thats that over... What do normal people do at the weekends?

 

[Mad_Jay]

Well thats that over... What do normal people do at the weekends?

Huh?

 

[TaKeN]

Well thats that over... What do normal people do at the weekends?

This!

Not the best end of Season production film at the end... BBC did far better last year!

 

[Duke]

Well thats that over... What do normal people do at the weekends?

There are other things on TV at the weekend? News to me

 

[Sparky]

Oh you work for Redbull, cool! Damn, I'm working in Harlow in the morning till 11am. I don't suppose this show will be later in the afternoon with enough time for me to drive to MK? It's a 56 miles journey.

2PM i believe.

 

[utajoker]

has brundle dropped the mic, collected his final pay check and gone?

 

[Tweaker]

I think he is doing a piece for Sky now

 

[Merlin5]

2PM i believe.

Oh that's perfect then, plenty of time to get there. Thanks.

 

[JimAroo]

Pretty dull race, Interlagos normally one of the best races of the season imo.

 

[Irish_Tom]

Rubens is F1!

*edit* There's MB.

 

[sunama]

So, yet another 1-2 by RBR.
Ever since the mid season break, RBR have just been nigh on unbeatable.

Fingers crossed that other teams can close the gap on RBR, otherwise, 2012 will be another Vettel/RBR benefit.

The last time we saw this sort of domination, was when Ferrari dominated from 2000-2004. That lasted 5 years. Could it be that we are in the midst of a 5 year domination? If so, we have another 3 years of Vettel winning the titles, to go. Imagine if Vettel does win the next 3 titles. That'll be 5 titles in a row...

Anyway, back to reality...

 

[Skeeter]

I feel like the 2 security guys at the very end of The Truman Show...

 

[sunama]

Rubens is F1!

*edit* There's MB.

Is this the same Rubens who has failed to win a title, despite being in Championship winning cars, on multiple occasions?

Rubens is a decent No2. driver. Nothing more.

I'm glad he is hanging up his gloves. It's only fair that other (young) drivers be given the opportunity to show what they can do.

 

[Merlin5]

Rubens doesn't seem to be considering hanging up his gloves though, he seems confident he'll be back next season.

On another note, quite cool to hear that Brundle is driving in Le Mans.

 

[Lopéz]

Sutil doesn't exactly sound delighted does he?

 

[Psycho Ned]

Someones stood on the lead there I reckon!

 

[Skillmister]

I'm glad he is hanging up his gloves. It's only fair that other (young) drivers be given the opportunity to show what they can do.

What like maldonado?

 

[Irish_Tom]

Is this the same Rubens who has failed to win a title, despite being in Championship winning cars, on multiple occasions?

Rubens is a decent No2. driver. Nothing more.

I'm glad he is hanging up his gloves. It's only fair that other (young) drivers be given the opportunity to show what they can do.

It's not all about race wins. He's the perfect ambassador for the sport, far better than MSc for instance.

Everyone involved in the sport know and loves him, he's still passionate about racing after 19 years, and that mini-interview shows that he just loves F1 and his enthusiasm is infectious.

That's what I meant by my comment and I'll stand by it.

 

[Duke]

Sutil doesn't exactly sound delighted does he?

Hulk looked happy as well just before... could well be seeing him driving for FI next season.

 

[Outcast]

Revelation by Button that Alonso's overtake on him was assisted by Button backing off due to Schumachers debris in front of him.

Thought that was too easy.