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27 January 2009, 09:11 AM
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Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
No one watches 5th gear and i was hoping to win on that basis alone, already my chances are diminshed by 2/3rds as you to seem to have seen it as well
No one watches 5th gear and i was hoping to win on that basis alone, already my chances are diminshed by 2/3rds as you to seem to have seen it as well
27 January 2009, 10:54 AM
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It needed a good polish 
Swirls a-plenty 
I did laugh at the stumpy-munter swiping the **** off the Scoob, and her disappointment
at being beaten by a 17yo 
Not as good as last weeks show, but generally they are improving, slowly. Unlike Top Gear, who are on a steep downward spiral IMHO
Swirls a-plenty I did laugh at the stumpy-munter swiping the **** off the Scoob, and her disappointment
at being beaten by a 17yo Not as good as last weeks show, but generally they are improving, slowly. Unlike Top Gear, who are on a steep downward spiral IMHO
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27 January 2009, 12:40 PM
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I was finding it hard to watch lastnight it's hard to get into until the scooby bit of course, It's gettin better.. and yeah the answer is B 
27 January 2009, 01:31 PM
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I find the cocking about (such as the painball stuff) just so, so, soooo painful to watch. If they came up with their own ideas and didn't copy a lot of TG's ideas it would be far more watchable.
27 January 2009, 02:04 PM
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sorry guys but the answer is A RED BULL!!
if anyone was watchin closely last night at the race of champions he blatentley was drinking a can of red bull!!
He still works for them as a consultant
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if anyone was watchin closely last night at the race of champions he blatentley was drinking a can of red bull!!
He still works for them as a consultant
nick
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27 January 2009, 04:28 PM
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Personally I thought DC's career was finished with Williams and it's been downhill ever since!!
Some would argue Maclaren, but either way his career was finished before Red Bull, that was just the final nail!!
Some would argue Maclaren, but either way his career was finished before Red Bull, that was just the final nail!!
27 January 2009, 05:23 PM
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He is a very fast and talented driver, just blighted by inconsistency. One race he'd be mixing it with Schuey and Hill, the next embedded in the wall on the warm up lap He can still compete with the young guns of F1, and in a car which should be near the bottom of the field he repeatedly put it in the upper mid-field, occasionally challenging for podiums. I feel he was a missed opportunity for F1, whether by his own mistakes or misfortune, but he could have possibly been a world champ. Button is similar IMHO, although he has simply lacked form rather than cocked up. If either had managed to retain a top seat they'd both have been contenders. Once you start on the downward slope through the midfield it's difficult to get back up. I look forward to him being on the commentary team on BBC1 next year though, as he's never been one to mince his words.
He can still compete with the young guns of F1, and in a car which should be near the bottom of the field he repeatedly put it in the upper mid-field, occasionally challenging for podiums. I feel he was a missed opportunity for F1, whether by his own mistakes or misfortune, but he could have possibly been a world champ. Button is similar IMHO, although he has simply lacked form rather than cocked up. If either had managed to retain a top seat they'd both have been contenders. Once you start on the downward slope through the midfield it's difficult to get back up. I look forward to him being on the commentary team on BBC1 next year though, as he's never been one to mince his words.
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He is a very fast and talented driver, just blighted by inconsistency. One race he'd be mixing it with Schuey and Hill, the next embedded in the wall on the warm up lap He can still compete with the young guns of F1, and in a car which should be near the bottom of the field he repeatedly put it in the upper mid-field, occasionally challenging for podiums. I feel he was a missed opportunity for F1, whether by his own mistakes or misfortune, but he could have possibly been a world champ. Button is similar IMHO, although he has simply lacked form rather than cocked up. If either had managed to retain a top seat they'd both have been contenders. Once you start on the downward slope through the midfield it's difficult to get back up. I look forward to him being on the commentary team on BBC1 next year though, as he's never been one to mince his words.
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