[retired_kikiiscwazy]

Haha I thought of Mart when I did this earlier actually. Jonno right though, all the talk now is about who will drive where and who will do what in 2008, which validates it imo.

[hanouda]

If anyone can sort that back of the grid mob out it's Vijay. Basically the Indian Branson. The limitless cash should get them somewhere.

[thetaoofshawn]

Your location clearly the quote of 2007.

Couldn't stop laughing at Allen when he said "Quick, Dive in Ted! I would!"

[hanouda]

Yeah I loved that moment. Basically summed up the whole season.

[retired_kikiiscwazy]

Where's the beef > that.

Anyway:

Force India ready for the Barcelona tests
Liuzzi, Klien, Sutil, Rodriquez & van der Garde scheduled

With a distinctive new interim burgundy red and white livery, the newly-renamed Force India F1 Team will embark on a three-day test at the Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona, from 13-15 November.

Using two of the Ferrari-powered former Spyker F8-VII chassis in their new colour scheme and fitted with the mandatory-for-2008 FIA electronic package, Force India will use contracted test drivers Roldan Rodriguez and Giedo van der Garde to open the test while team driver Adrian Sutil will be joined by former Honda test driver Christian Klien and Toro Rosso race driver Tonio Liuzzi on the other two days.

Rodriguez competed in the GP2 series this season with the Minardi Piquet Sports team. His season high point was a podium at the Hungarian Grand Prix in August. Prior to GP2, he competed for several seasons in Spanish Formula 3, finishing second in 2006, Euroseries 3000 and Italian F3000. He was also a test driver for the Minardi F1 Team in 2005.
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After a strong career in the junior formulae, Klien moved directly to Formula One with Jaguar Racing in 2004 and remained with the team under its new name of Red Bull Racing in 2006. This year he has been test and reserve driver for the Honda team. As a result the 24-year-old Austrian has a combined four years of F1 to his credit.

Tonio Liuzzi raced for Toro Rosso in the FIA Formula One World Championship this year. The Italian secured his best finish of the season, sixth position, in China. He won the F3000 championship title in 2004, before moving to join the Red Bull Racing team in 2005 and moved over to Toro Rosso for 2006.

Press Release
Force India

Rumlur has it that Ralf will be testing on December 4th too.

[retired_bec8643]

Wish Abramovic would hurry up and buy an F1 team, Chelsea F1 would be aces :cool:

[retired_nafrally]

Would any of you guys be interested in a dedicated f1 tv channel?
I find itv's coverage to be lacklustre. I would like to see free practice and the support races before each race.
Also would have liked to see more of kimi's title celebrations. A quick 5 minute jaunt on the podium was all we seen. There must have been further celebrations in the garage and such.

[thetaoofshawn]

There used to be one on Sky i believe. Had to pay monthly for it though and i didn't think there was that much interest.

[retired_stevesgrl]

I suppose next season will show whether Alonso's claims of adding speed to the McLaren have any resemblance of truth

[retired_kikiiscwazy]

Alonso did bring speed to us, I'm not doubting that, but no way was he as responsible for our season as he made out.