Alonso doesn’t seem too confident about reclaiming that ninth place.
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It's all over. Hamilton victory... Great race.
Final postions.
They don't cover US motorsports either don't know why, ESPN main focus Football, Baseball and Basketball, they will cover some golf, tennis and hockey at a minimal. But when it comes Soccer or Motorsports nothing unless something of importance takes place.
ESPN doesn't cover it like they don't cover most non-American sports. Sky covers the shit out of Lewis, and anything British media related does too.
F1 doesn't have any American drivers, therefore it isn't important. It is unfortunate though because F1 racing is FAR better than that left turn bullshit called nascar.
Good race with a crazy end. I wanted to see that fight with Rosberg and Hamilton even though it ended pretty much how it would've anyway, I wanted see some fight in Rosberg since he got away better today. I'm also happy for Force India, they've become my favorite team this year and I hope they are challenging Williams next year with the upgrades they've had.
Love, the Russian hats and Putin being all up in that bitch.
Love, the Russian hats and Putin being all up in that bitch.
Love, the Russian hats and Putin being all up in that bitch.
you just KNEW Putin wasn't gonna miss his opportunity to be all in front of the cameras! lmao
Man, there would be a remake of Noah's Ark in Austin this weekend. Shit, I don't feel so bad about not volunteering as a track marshall this year.
Oh wait, I was lookin at the replay time on nbcsn.
They say it on nbc but I don't see it on the schedule
Ever since NBC got F1 they don't always show the race in real time. If you can get a Skysports or BBC feed you're better off anyway.
I'll try for next yrs race.
What I'd really like to do is catch the Austin race then catch the Mexico one
They should have a race in Africa
I'd be takin my gal and you know they ain't tryin to fuck up the hair
I'll try for next yrs race.
What I'd really like to do is catch the Austin race then catch the Mexico one
They should have a race in Africa
I'd be takin my gal and you know they ain't tryin to fuck up the hair
Mexico, nah too crazy there. Wish they'd get Jersey on the calendar then I'd have two close to me. They had one in SA and that's still the only country in Afrika with the infrastructure to host one. It all comes down to $$$. Bernie wants his cake although he won't live forever.
Qualifying postponed again for Sunday morning
http://www.formula1.com/content/fom-website/en/latest/headlines/2015/10/qualifying-postponed-until-sunday-morning-in-storm-swept-austin.html
Qualifying for the 2015 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix will take place on Sunday morning after heavy rain in Austin on Saturday prevented the session going ahead as scheduled.
After a very wet final practice session - topped by Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton - conditions worsened at the Circuit of The Americas, prompting race control to delay the start of qualifying by 30 minutes.
Several similar delays followed until at 1600 local time - three hours after the session had been due to start - and with no sign of a clear break in the weather, the decision was made to postpone.
It means qualifying will now start at 0900 on Sunday morning - weather permitting - with the race then due to begin at 1400.
The teams and drivers found various ways to entertain themselves - and the hardy fans in the grandstands - during Saturday’s delays.
We saw an impromptu pit-lane waltz from Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat, a makeshift canoe, breakdancing from a Force India mechanic, and a game of skittles using a ball and drinks cans from Toro Rosso’s Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen.
The last time a qualifying session was run on a Sunday was at the 2013 Australian Grand Prix.
http://www.formula1.com/content/fom-website/en/latest/headlines/2015/10/qualifying-postponed-until-sunday-morning-in-storm-swept-austin.html
Qualifying for the 2015 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix will take place on Sunday morning after heavy rain in Austin on Saturday prevented the session going ahead as scheduled.
After a very wet final practice session - topped by Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton - conditions worsened at the Circuit of The Americas, prompting race control to delay the start of qualifying by 30 minutes.
Several similar delays followed until at 1600 local time - three hours after the session had been due to start - and with no sign of a clear break in the weather, the decision was made to postpone.
It means qualifying will now start at 0900 on Sunday morning - weather permitting - with the race then due to begin at 1400.
The teams and drivers found various ways to entertain themselves - and the hardy fans in the grandstands - during Saturday’s delays.
We saw an impromptu pit-lane waltz from Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat, a makeshift canoe, breakdancing from a Force India mechanic, and a game of skittles using a ball and drinks cans from Toro Rosso’s Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen.
The last time a qualifying session was run on a Sunday was at the 2013 Australian Grand Prix.
Why didn't anyone at f1 realise that Sept to Nov was hurricane season... All was it money talking as usual
First time it's happened at COA. It happens occasionally on other circuits too but you're right money talks. And they just throw on the blues.
Hamilton got the jump on him on the start.
I was wrong, just saw the replay. Nico give in
