2010.08 - Turkish Grand Prix

this is a podcast, an episode, tur10, written by terrysaunders @ 12:30 pm June 2, 2010

They try to avoid talking about a certain Red Bull crash for as long as we can by discussing the “INFAMOUS TURN 8″, the cunt of the week, lotus stealing and Kevin and Terry doing some lip reading

2010 Turkish Grand Prix Podcast

2010.05 - Chinese Grand Prix

this is a podcast, an episode, chi10, written by terrysaunders @ 1:33 pm April 29, 2010

(slightly late, sorry, Terry ran a marathon and forgot to upload it)

In which they mock Mark Webber’s charitable singing voice, get bored of Schumacher reporting, annoyed by Jonathon Legard, impressed by the rain and, surprised by the stewards and smug about their itunes review

2010 Chinese Grand Prix Podcast

2010.03 - Australian Grand Prix

this is a podcast, an episode, podcast episodes, written by terrysaunders @ 2:50 pm April 2, 2010

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

2010 Australian Grand Prix Podcast

Qualifying

this is bah10, the news, written by terrysaunders @ 2:02 pm March 13, 2010

Sebastian Vettel has shut everybody up by getting on pole for the first race of 2010. despite all the talk of button and Alonso and Schumacher moving teams, Vettel just carried on as he’d left off 2009

The more interesting story was of the inter team rivalries and the winners and losers contained therein.

McLaren - Hamilton won this battle, but the car looked a big dodgy for both, magic gadget knee thing or not.

Mercedes - Rosberg qualified in an average 5th place. but the story was of seven-time champion schumacher looking very average, and then having a good look at the other (better) cars in parc ferme before having a chat with the dude that weighs them all (”mt names Schumacher, that’s S…C…H, I should be on the list)

Ferrari, spring in the eye or not, Massa has gotten the better of Alonso in thi first race and looked pretty cocky about it.

Red Bull - Vettel has made Webber look a little silly. The gap between the top teams are so close that 6th won’t cut it.

Williams - Rubens has beaten the Hulk and looked relieved about it. And he is also the top driver with a tyre choice for the race.

For the new boys Virgin/Zavvi were top, just in front of Lotus and way ahead of HRT.

though it’s Chandhok who gets the newly inaugurated anotherf1podcast driver of the day award. He’s funny, chippy and did his first ever drive in the HRT car in a qualifying session, that takes balls.

Pos  Driver         Team                   Q1        Q2        Q3       
 1.  Vettel         Red Bull-Renault       1:55.029  1:53.883  1:54.101
 2.  Massa          Ferrari                1:55.313  1:54.331  1:54.242
 3.  Alonso         Ferrari                1:54.612  1:54.172  1:54.608
 4.  Hamilton       McLaren-Mercedes       1:55.341  1:54.707  1:55.217
 5.  Rosberg        Mercedes               1:55.463  1:54.682  1:55.241
 6.  Webber         Red Bull-Renault       1:55.298  1:54.318  1:55.284
 7.  Schumacher     Mercedes               1:55.593  1:55.105  1:55.524
 8.  Button         McLaren-Mercedes       1:55.715  1:55.168  1:55.672
 9.  Kubica         Renault                1:55.511  1:54.963  1:55.885
10.  Sutil          Force India-Mercedes   1:55.213  1:54.996  1:56.309
11.  Barrichello    Williams-Cosworth      1:55.969  1:55.330
12.  Liuzzi         Force India-Mercedes   1:55.628  1:55.653
13.  Hulkenberg     Williams-Cosworth      1:56.375  1:55.857
14.  de la Rosa     Sauber-Ferrari         1:56.428  1:56.237
15.  Buemi          Toro Rosso-Ferrari     1:56.189  1:56.265
16.  Kobayashi      Sauber-Ferrari         1:56.541  1:56.270
17.  Petrov         Renault                1:56.167  1:56.619
18.  Alguersuari    Toro Rosso-Ferrari     1:57.071
19.  Glock          Virgin-Cosworth        1:59.728
20.  Trulli         Lotus-Cosworth         1:59.852
21.  Kovalainen     Lotus-Cosworth         2:00.313
22.  di Grassi      Virgin-Cosworth        2:00.587
23.  Senna          HRT-Cosworth           2:03.240
24.  Chandhok       HRT-Cosworth           2:04.904

All Timing Lovingly Ripped From Autosport.com

drivers

this is a blog, written by terrysaunders @ 2:50 am March 11, 2010

here is our team guide in all its glory - come back in 6 months when half the drivers have been sacked and the new ones with promise are languishing at the back of the grid.

Jenson Button

The world champion baby. Expect him to act like a big baby throughout the year when his setup isn’t perfect. Proven to not deal very well with pressure last year, hence the move to McLaren where he’ll be under no pressure to win.

Lewis Hamilton

Has divorced his dad and told how he nearly quit. Expect him to be in a lot of adverts this year.

Michael Schumacher

If he wins people will shrug their shoulders and say “so what” if he loses we’ll all point and laugh.

Nico Rosberg

Is he going from looking good in an average car to looking average next to a seven time world champion?

Felippe Massa

Recovered from spring-gate. Will have an excuse for losing to Alonso.

Fernando Alonso

Will have forgotten what it’s like to not have a pliable team-mate. Expect him to chain Massa’s Ferrari to a lamp-post.

Sebastian Vettel

What a sense of humour this man has, really. So whacky.

Mark Webber

Has finally broken his duck after breaking his leg. Will this year break him into the big time, or his neck?

Rubens Barrichello

Still here, impressive.

Nico Hulkenberg

No jokes about making him angry. Any driver that rams him gets a tenner from me.

Robert Kubica

Pretending he’s done the right thing.

Vitaly Petrov

No idea, but probably has a big yacht.

Adrian Sutil

Must stop crashing.

Vitantonio Liuzzi

Looking less like a cock than in previous years.

Sebastian Beumi

Actually, no idea.

Jaime Alguersuari

Ditto

Jarno Trulli

Scared to be alone

Heikki Kovalainen

Relieved to be away from those pesky winning teams

Karun Chandok

Um…

Bruno Senna

The biggest chance of disappointment on the gird only behind Schumacher

Pedro De La Rosa

His moment in the sun,the last time he raced in a Grand Prix Luca Badoer was a hot young thing.

Kamui Kobayashi

The bullet train as he’s now called.

Timo Glock

Running out of funny things about average drivers

Lucas Di Grassi

See above