A slightly belated podcast thanks to Terry being too busy to enjoy himself in which they discuss Vettel’s gypsy curse and how Webber is being grumpy.
Also, Lewis being petulant, knee jerk reactions to the dull race and the wish for rain everywhere.
And Terry being very tired after a gig with a cunt
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The season has finally begun. Kevin and Terry travelled at silly o-clock in the morning to watch the race in a certain pub in Guildford, with slightly less glory anticipated than the last time they were there.
Jenson Button has now officially ruined one of Terry’s jokes, the Brawn team have officially made a joke of the rest of the paddock and Barrichello comes second despite fucking up everything at every available opportunity.
We discuss how Massa is falling foul of the new ‘open radio’ rules and how Piquet Jr needs to learn how to lie better as anotherf1podcast.com discusses, dissects and devalues the Australian Grand Prix…
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Button only went and bloody won the season opener, thereby making most of the pisstaking that this website/podcast has ever done utterly defunct, nay even foolish. Not that that will stop us. Read on for full race report and results
Crikey. Jenson Button is on Pole for the Australian Grand Prix, in a 1-2 for the resurrected Honda team in what would be unbelievable only weeks ago is still barely believable now.
Tearing Richard Branson’s newly paid for hymen right off and magically playing swapsies Button had kept the back end of the grid warm for Hamilton who barely made it out of Q1.
The Williams did well, but not blisteringly so…
Williams? Will they?
They’ve won the championship many-a-time, but the last few years have been a touch old slog for Sir Frank and his team.
Anyone over nine years old with a love of formula one wants them to do well, and every season one can’t help begin hoping that they’re going to be back.
And after topping all three practice sessions one can’t help but wonder, will they?
Showboating seems more and more unlikely as the form book is getting properly torn up.
Only one of the top 6 wasn’t one of the iffy-diffuser teams and McLaren carried on looking very ordinary in 11th and 12th. BMW-Sauber are still underwhelming
There is one bit of consistency to relax us older hearts… Red Bull are still disappointing.
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