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[...] If Ferrari Quits Formula 1 – which they did in the end, so my prediction was [...]

By: Lisa

Lisa — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 01:32:40 +0000

Hey!!!!!!!!1

i was staring and staring real hard at that rich white hair guy picture because he really look funny!

then notice “If Lisa thinks that she looks like a sakai, try beating this look!” after that you have mentioned to me of course!!!

hahahaha~~ thanks though

By: Shinky

Shinky — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 04:06:49 +0000

The chances of Proton joining is higher or Perodua? I still think Perodua makes better cars…

By: Jonathan Fun

Jonathan Fun — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 18:49:27 +0000

3POINT8 :

Haha… well Malaysia has always want to be world class. We have the twin towers, all the jayas (cyberjaya, putrajaya, nusajaya) and all the corridors (north, south, east, west), you name it. So it is only sensible that we produce our own F1 team to live up to the Malaysia Boleh spirit. Succeed or not is a different thing as long as we are there.

On the technological race, I think there will be some major changes as they might opt for the standard Cosworth engines, which is good for the teams occupying the last positions by not very attractive for the Ivy leagues. Proton-Costworth-Petronas F1 perhaps?

By: 3POINT8

3POINT8 — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 13:24:19 +0000

Ahaha… Ads on the horse! this is a good one. Gogo Proton! If proton can make it to the F1, Its probably because they desperately need someone to take the last placing.

Oh and about your question, I think of F1 more as a technological race than a car race. A race to see which company has what certain technological advantage and which company is able to develop more ground breaking tech to come

By: currypook

currypook — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 06:26:47 +0000

Well, just like our life without cigarette and beer if F1 without Ferrari.. dull and bore.. haha

Actually, F1 is a one of the big businesses in the world. I can’t imagine what will happen if the teams quit F1 one by one. oh.. no..

the economy crisis is too sudden.. even purchase a car also buy one free one in USA.. so Honda has to quits F1 if he wants to survive.

By: abi

abi — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 23:38:18 +0000

Well…Im a F1 fan and i love it! I think however that the FIA are a bunch of whanks who are trying to hard to control the race.. Good or bad, im not sure but at the pinacle of motor racing, ide like to see the cars hitting new all time high speeds, new breaking technologies etc! Thats what i wanna see!

About the finances, theses are large conglomerates that run these teams, im sure they know a thing or two about finance and how to manage it, so if they mess up..You are a honda

But if Ferarri or McLaren decide to go out, we might as well just shift our attention to a1
Superb article btw man!

By: Jonathan Fun

Jonathan Fun — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 13:58:04 +0000

Thanks Steven, glad you dropped by. Well it really depends on how you look at this, because technology advancements has always posed threats to the environment. Hopefully one day we will have Formula 1 cars are running on H2O. That would be both entertaining and environmental friendly wouldn’t it?

By: Steven

Steven — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 13:52:20 +0000

Hi, I find this post of yours very entertaining, especially with the edited graphic. lol. well, I’m not a fan of F1 although I watch it sometimes. despite the technology that F1 has contributed, I don’t see a good thing about it, especially when the everyone’s saving petrol whilst those teams are burning petrol on the race tracks. just couldn’t figure it out why.

isn’t need for speed nicer? lol. just kidding.