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yep i know its been done in FOG but if they have one why cant we
in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it

so_wot wrote:
> A load of unintelligable rubbish.

We know it's fake, but it's more interesting than boxing and no-one ends up with brain damage.

Also, writing in text speak *bites into apple* that's not cool.

u sad ppl havnt u all realised that wwe and stuf is fake if you want 2 c a fight involveing skil dat ac2ly hapns then watch boxing

Yay! My favourite car is here :D So a moustachoied front wing eh? Well...I like the name :P

Who knows? With Alonso's recent fame in Spain, perhaps a few Spanish tycoons could come out of the woodwork and stump up the cash for a move into F1.

The new look Ferrari is available to view here:

[URL]http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=31979[/URL]

Apparently, it's last years car with 2005 spec and a few improvements. The new fully 2005 car is debuting in May I think.

A spanish team would be interesting, or Luxembourg.

It may seem strange but apart from a fully French team (perhaps Peugeot could make their own F1 car), I'd like to see a fully American team. Not a collabaration of any other countries, just American.

Yeah I doubt Portugal will get back into F1 for some time. The guy who funded and loved the sport (I forgot his name) died and after that no one really cared or wanted to pay for the track to be kept in good condition etc. so it just died out.

Portugal really needs to do something if it wants to get recognised in F1 again. The track in Estoril hasn't been used in years and the only recent Portuguese driver I can remember was Pedro Lamy and he wasn't in a good car.

I believe Estoril was the location of Patrese hitting the back of Berger and flipping over in 1992.

A team from Portugal!

:D

Grandprix wrote:
> Here's a little bit of info about the Midland Group:
>
> The Midland Group, founded in 1994, is active in a wide variety of
> industries including commodities trading, steel manufacturing,
> transportation, construction and agriculture.
>
> They had announced that they wanted to form an F1 team in October 04
> and get on the grid by 2006. Buying a team out means they don't have
> to fork out $49 million for being a new team and they get their hands
> on TV revenue straight away instead of waiting until 2008.
>
> F1 still needs a couple/3 more teams, in my opinion.

Preferably based in countries other than Britain. It's kinda boring when all the teams are from England and Italy. Hooray for Sauber! We need a French team.