my favorite :tup:

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-5...unday+2013+-+1

Great ending for Mark Webber! Loved the no helmet drive and the end of his podium celebration. Fall and all. I'm going to miss him in F1.

I loved all of the donuts. FIA had to be having strokes over that. :tup:

:iagree::iagree:

Pintsize remember that you will get the chance to meet him next September during the International Sports Car weekend at COTA!!!:tup:

Nice! :iagree: the doughnuts at the end of the race were awesome! or that spanish wave looked cool too!

Brazil's course looks like one I would love to drive, then again is there even an F1 track that I wouldn't want to drive?

I am so :excited: about that! You have no idea.....

I think I'll be doing a VIP pass that weekend. :tup:

Be careful Pintsize. No leg humping on Mark.

No thoughts on the new FIA regs?

I'm liking Lotus' proposed regulations:
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The final race point gig is stupid beyond belief! Lotus are a very clever bunch. Saw this earlier! Cant wait to hear the new turbo motors and see who will blow one up first!

Rumor is this is the new V6 Turbo from Ferrari inside a La Ferrari supercar test bed. Sounds pretty nice!

Ferrari camuffata a Fiorano F1 2014 v6 Turbo Test ?!?!?! - YouTube

Schumi in bad skiing accident!
 

Very bad news: Michael Schumacher in critical condition after skiing accident - F1 news - AUTOSPORT.com

Brain injury severe. In coma.

Terrible news. Hoping he pulls through.

The news has not gotten better. Next report at 11am local time in France.

Michael Schumacher is in critical condition after emergency brain surgery after the retired race car driver was hurt while skiing. He was in France and hit his head while skiing.

no update since then.... hope things will go well...

Based on the press conference this morning it's extremely serious. He is in a medically induced coma right now while they attempt to control swelling in his brain. They said that the impact would not have been survivable without a helmet, so it was definitely a big one. If he pulls through there will be a very long road to a possible recovery. There is no way to tell just how much brain damage has been done just yet.

I hope for the best and that he can make it through and work on as full a recovery as possible.

Ferrari
Ferrari to unveil car on January 25
ESPN Staff

Ferrari has announced it will unveil its new car on January 25 with its fans choosing the name of its 2014 chassis.

The team is allowing fans to choose from five options - F14 T, F14 Maranello, F14 Scuderia, F166 Turbo or F616 - by voting on the Ferrari website or via its Twitter and Facebook feeds. The name of the car will be announced on January 24 ahead of the first pictures of the car a day later.

The new car will be unveiled online and then will appear at the first pre-season test at Jerez on January 28.

Ferrari follows McLaren, Mercedes, Williams and Caterham in launching its car in time for the first test of the year. Lotus will be delaying the debut of its car until the second test in Bahrain in February.


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I think it is a good thing Ron Dennis is re-appointed as CEO, but the affect might not be immediate since the build of the '14 contender is almost done and team personals are all set.

Who is making the 2014 thread?

I can make one :icon17:

Michael Schumacher's condition is no longer critical, his management announced in a statement.

For the first time since his skiing fall almost three weeks ago, the 45-year-old German's condition was described on Friday simply as "stable", although he remains in coma.

"Michael's family is very happy and confident with the work of the team of doctors treating Michael, and they trust them completely," said the seven time world champion's manager, Sabine Kehm.

Kehm dismissed reports of recent days suggesting the great former Ferrari and Mercedes driver might never emerge from his coma, or that if he does, he will not not recover to full health.

"Unfortunately I have to repeat that any information regarding Michael's health not coming from the doctors treating him or from his management must be treated as pure speculation," she said.