Food
At Silverstone we believe high quality catering is an important part of your event experience. Aspire Hospitality will once again be providing an exciting range of food and refreshments for fans, developed by Steven Saunders - the celebrity chef better known for his frequent television and radio appearances, and as co-writer of 'Ready Steady Cook'. A Fellow Master Chef of Great Britain (one of only 17 in the UK), Steven's passion for fresh, local and organic produce is sure be seen in the fantastic range on offer over the Grand Prix weekend.
Traditional hot snacks such as burgers, fish & chips, jacket potatoes and pies will still be available - but we're sure you'll find the numerous other options, and the quality, very tempting indeed.
The selection includes:
* Organic specialities
* Oriental foods
* Hog roast
* Fresh baguettes
* Traditional fish & chips
* Jacket potato bar
* Southern-fried chicken
* Cornish pasties
* Indian cuisine
* Pizza & pasta
* Toasted sandwiches
* Mexican cuisine
* Burger & chips
* Caribbean dishes
* Seafood
* All-day breakfast
* Fresh coffee & pastries
* Waffles, crêpes & doughnuts
* Ice cream & confectionery
* Licensed bars serving beer
I will be visiting Friday only.
Jenson is looking good for pole.
Just heading out of the front door and then west towards The 'Stone...
Yaaay & I will be meeting up for ice cream & other pleasures tomorrow, and photos will be posted

Hmmm... Photos of "other pleasures". Sounds interesting.
(07-08-2010 03:08 PM)LappedTraffic Wrote: [ -> ]Hmmm... Photos of "other pleasures". Sounds interesting.
Certainly. Reports that Anna the Russian spy is to be released into their custody have been officially denied. The promised pictures will tell all (or not)
Don't get your hopes up too high...
(07-08-2010 02:44 PM)drmarkf Wrote: [ -> ]Just heading out of the front door and then west towards The 'Stone...
Yaaay & I will be meeting up for ice cream & other pleasures tomorrow, and photos will be posted 
It will be interesting to see if Yaaay and the good Dr can match Clark's Montreal Pit babe picture

Don't get your hopes up too high...
Code:
Pos Driver Team Time Laps
1. Vettel Red Bull-Renault 1:32.280 22
2. Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1:32.614 + 0.334 16
3. Kubica Renault 1:32.725 + 0.445 21
4. Webber Red Bull-Renault 1:32.747 + 0.467 23
5. Sutil Force India-Mercedes 1:32.968 + 0.688 18
6. Rosberg Mercedes 1:33.318 + 1.038 21
7. Hulkenberg Williams-Cosworth 1:33.377 + 1.097 19
8. Button McLaren-Mercedes 1:33.519 + 1.239 20
9. Schumacher Mercedes 1:33.955 + 1.675 18
10. Barrichello Williams-Cosworth 1:34.016 + 1.736 17
11. Buemi Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1:34.132 + 1.852 21
12. Petrov Renault 1:34.365 + 2.085 22
13. Alonso Ferrari 1:34.490 + 2.210 20
14. di Resta Force India-Mercedes 1:34.580 + 2.300 22
15. Kobayashi Sauber-Ferrari 1:34.710 + 2.430 16
16. de la Rosa Sauber-Ferrari 1:34.901 + 2.621 17
17. Massa Ferrari 1:35.037 + 2.757 21
18. Alguersuari Toro Rosso-Ferrari 1:35.318 + 3.038 27
19. Kovalainen Lotus-Cosworth 1:36.747 + 4.467 16
20. Glock Virgin-Cosworth 1:37.330 + 5.050 11
21. di Grassi Virgin-Cosworth 1:37.518 + 5.238 15
22. Chandhok HRT-Cosworth 1:38.735 + 6.455 21
23. Fauzy Lotus-Cosworth 1:39.510 + 7.230 11
24. Yamamoto HRT-Cosworth 1:39.673 + 7.393 27
Jenson is looking good for pole....(had to keep consistency)
This must be due to some sort of sponsor or deal bringing money into the team. Why else would they do this. Out of the 3 new teams this is the one that is most likely not to make it for next year.
(07-09-2010 08:34 AM)chemics Wrote: [ -> ]Jenson is looking good for pole....(had to keep consistency)
Thanks.
Just got back from watching practise with Dr.M. I can tell you the Red Bulls have a rail system as they were going through Becketts / Maggots unlike any of the other cars. Renalut, Merc and Williams were looking handy also. The McLarens were looking slippery.
The seating at Becketts is now the place to be. You get that complex in front of you and now you can see the entire new complex.
I concur with my colleague. It's the RBRs' to lose, as they have done on occasion before...
One minor irriation to note if you were coming to watch quali tomorrow and fancied watching from the new area - it's impossible to get to the 'Arena' grandstand on the inside of the new hairpin unless you've got Centre access (as I found out after hiking half way across the circuit...).
Anyway, the sun is shining, and even Silverstone feels quite warm.
Here's a shot of the F1Weekly European Representative and the Western Europe F1Weekly Support Vehicle, suitably branded.
I'm also delighted to announce that the F1W hats fit me, so I'm now the proud owner of a blue one the Mark Webber wore but refused to sign.
(07-09-2010 01:12 PM)drmarkf Wrote: [ -> ]Here's a shot of the F1Weekly European Representative and the Western Europe F1Weekly Support Vehicle, suitably branded.
As the European representative one would have thought that he would have tucked his shirt in and looked the corporate representative part --- where are the pit babes ?

It was 30C. I am allowed to have my shirt out at temperatures above 26C.
Dr.M got all the babes.
As for the footwear, I am nursing a serious injury.
I just realised, for the Americans amongst us, I am fully clothed from Costco.
Except the cap of course.
And to confirm the originality of the cap Dr.M now wears to bed, Meeerk put it on last weekend but refused a photo.
Sat FP3
Looking like a Red Bull walk in the park.
Free beer at The Stag if he wins?
Quali Results.
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Not surprisingly I have to report subdued rapture from the partisan crowd...
McLaren driver performance runs to form, with JB whining about a less-than perfect car, and Lewis wringing the neck of the thing.
The whole track is a sea of Rocket Red: Michael's getting the bird from the big grandstands, just like old times
It's going to be fun tomorrow, given a bit of luck. The RBRs will run and hide, but their niggly reliability issues are such that I cannot believe they'll both make it to the end (or will be limping). Fred's looking very hot & impressive - he's my tip for the win. Lap after lap he was treading the tightrope round Copse in quali. Only the RBRs looked smoother, and they were obviously much easier to drive. Felipe looked ragged.
Lewis is on the dirty side which means he won't get far at the start on this track, but it'll be interesting to see how the race unfolds for him.
My poll of the weather forecasts suggests that there may be some drizzle in the morning, but it should be dry & warm all afternoon. I've avoided sunburn so far

My ideal British GP:
Webber and Vettel collide in turn one taking Vettel out of the race, Mark pits for a new nose and makes his compulsory tyre change. We then have Alonso and Hamilton going wheel to wheel for win, there is a huge battle for 3rd between Kubica, Rosberg, Massa, and Barichello. Button fights his way back up and dices with Schumacher, whilst Webber drives his way from the back to try and get some points.
either that or Vettel gets hit by lightning and it causes electronics failure, he then has to take a new engine and gearbox for the next race and then crashes in practice 3 spitting his chassis in half and faces complete humiliation infront of home fans as he spins into the wall on lap 2 whilst trying to pass the 2 hispania cars after starting last.
You forgot the FIA fining Red Bull for openly favouring one driver, and a German one at that. 100 mill should do it.
Yeah. I'll take option 2.
Here are a few shots from Becketts grandstand during P1
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You look very comfortable, Yaay. Those are very nice and clear photos. F1Weekly hat looks terrific!
(I'm predicting a repeat of Bahrain. To date, all previous winners (except Alonso) have 2 wins each)
That is what you get when you cheat nando! LOL his head is going to pop off.