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Nice HD vid of Brundle taking the Santander 2-seater gingerly round

http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/2010/04/ex...e-circuit/

They've made more alterations than I was expecting - Club is now a more complex shape that should allow some more moves.

It looks pretty good. It should make for some good racing.

Yep, looks like it could be an exciting circuit, but let's wait for the race.

More here,

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news...track.html

So why exactly were the two current british F1 drivers not there? I mean, nice to have 2 former world champions, as well as a current F1 driver from Australia and a former F1 driver turned DTM driver and journalist, but really, where were the 2 last world champions, who happen to be brits, driving for a british team?

I've always liked the Duke of York (as pictured) more then the Prince of Wales.

(04-30-2010 09:16 AM)InterRaptor Wrote: [ -> ]So why exactly were the two current british F1 drivers not there? I mean, nice to have 2 former world champions, as well as a current F1 driver from Australia and a former F1 driver turned DTM driver and journalist, but really, where were the 2 last world champions, who happen to be brits, driving for a british team?

Because it looks like Red Bull got in first. No matter how much they pretend to be Austrian, they are as British as bangers and mash.

You are right, it is appalling that Jenson and Lewis were not there in some unbranded format. I bet they are in their Girlfriends respective countries bonking.

Last I heard JB was in my country putting watches together...

(04-30-2010 09:30 AM)trickydicky Wrote: [ -> ]

I've always liked the Duke of York (as pictured) more then the Prince of Wales.

Well he's certainly preferable to his younger brother, Prince Edward, the future Duke of Edinburgh.

Don't get me started on The Princess Royal

(04-30-2010 06:27 PM)trickydicky Wrote: [ -> ]Don't get me started on The Princess Royal

Would you have preferred it if he had become King of Estonia?

(04-30-2010 06:18 PM)RBoulanger Wrote: [ -> ]Well he's certainly preferable to his younger brother, Prince Edward, the future Duke of Edinburgh.

I've never liked those fluffy red hats he always wears. Who's the bloke in the gold spaghetti?

I always imagined Dr. Mark was a paid up royalist.

Pah, there hasn't been a king on British soil since Charles III, aka Bonnie Prince Charlie.