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**maguire** · 03-10-2009, 13:23

http://www.arrse.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic/t=118947.html

passwords on there.

**Hairy_Fairy** · 03-10-2009, 13:37

Originally Posted by Matty0001

Also check out this beauty of a rumour.

Stupid idea? Mercedes obviously have the best engine and KERS in the paddock. Would be nice to have a complete english Mclaren.

I don't think it is stupid - or indeed far fetched. Long term rumour that Brawn will become the Mercedes factory team.

Don't think Kimi will be the new McLaren driver - think more likely to be Rosberg/Glock/Trulli. Not sure Team Hamilton would allow Kimi to come in and behave not a lot better than Alonso did (in their opinion).

**Idrach** · 03-10-2009, 13:43

Originally Posted by Matty0001

Stupid idea? Mercedes obviously have the best engine and KERS in the paddock. Would be nice to have a complete english Mclaren.

KERS won't matter next year, will it? The Mercedes engine is good but what could Mclaren do with a BMW engine? They have strong form there - the F1 for example.

**Idrach** · 04-10-2009, 08:22

Oh well, I was wrong about Trulli. Well done to Toyota (and well done to Hamilton keeping the Ferrari behind him after the safety car.)

2 points?

Firstly, who was fibbing? Button or Rosberg - the latter didn't look very comfortable being interviewed? I can understand why he wasn't going to admit anything while the stewards were actively considering the matter but ...

Secondly, how exactly does the podium being the same people, in the same order as the grid enable the commentators to blither on "And people say Formula 1 is predictable"?

**Matty0001** · 04-10-2009, 09:10

Missed it, but what i saw of the highlights it looked pretty boring.

**Hairy_Fairy** · 04-10-2009, 11:46

Not much better than last weeks procession. Only good point was that I had Vettel in my team :D

**Hairy_Fairy** · 04-10-2009, 11:51

Originally Posted by Idrach

Firstly, who was fibbing? Button or Rosberg - the latter didn't look very comfortable being interviewed? I can understand why he wasn't going to admit anything while the stewards were actively considering the matter but ...

No action will be taken (although I fail to understand why!)

And though stewards from governing body the FIA found Rosberg had exceeded the speed limit during that period, they decided to take no action because telemetry data proved the German was "prevented from being able to accurately follow timing information".

**Ritch** · 04-10-2009, 14:01

I thought we were meant to be in for a good race, it being back at Suzuka, but how wrong was I. Wish I hadn't stayed up to watch it now.

**carlbcfc** · 04-10-2009, 16:15

I feel like im watching a train set sometimes, boring me to death it is. Why bother with the sunday race when it is decided in Q3.

There is something wrong when your hoping for someone to crash for a bit of excitement dont you think?

What is the answer?