Аыртон Сенна данцинг ин тhе раин

lol. Thanks a lot ...

lol. Thanks a lot man. means a lot to me

Just saw this car ...

Just saw this car in person (or one almost exactly like it) at the Barber Motorports museam. Terrifying to think of what this man could do with that shoddy dangerous equipment

Ur exceptional ...

Ur exceptional knowledge of f1 cars has amazed me NOT! It seems like u just goggled 2012 f1 cars and then decided to write ur uneducated comment. Ur explanation makes no sense whatsoever and anyone who believes that f1 car drives itself around the track is a complete idiot in my books!

Ayrton Senna has ...

Ayrton Senna has been voted the best driver of all time in various motorsport polls, including F1 Racing Magazine's 2004 poll and one involving current drivers as published by the German newspaper Bild am Sonntag in July 2010. In 2009, a poll of 217 CURRENT and FORMER Formula One drivers conducted by the British magazine Autosport named Senna as "the greatest Formula One driver who ever lived".

was talking about ...

was talking about a 360 spin. you see them snap back into place when the aero grabs, and the ballasting helps the nose come around. again safety feature. besides if it didn't do a thing to autocorrect in the case of a spin, why are we spending all that money...?

Let's not mention ...

Let's not mention the computers, KERS, DRS, adjustable front wing, streaming telemetry. lol. F1 is a technology show. I never said that skills are never displayed, wet races are a good show of who can actually drive and who needs the tech.

keep believing you ...

keep believing you guys. on the point about no traction control, true. no driving assists, VERY false. what do you think launch control is, KERS, DRS anyone? what i an saying has been said by F1 drivers, and its pretty clear that the ballasting in the nose is going to have them facing nose first if they do a 360 spin. That's what it's there for, so the nose is heavy and aerodynamically it will stabilise in that position without molestation. it's designed for safety.

The're just these ...

The're just these major things that changed from then to now: Less power Less weight More downforce Perfect gearboxes Just these things add up to make an easier to drive, more advanced racecar. Don't ever say they correct themselves and you don't see talent at work anymore. Pretty much everything you say is rubbish.

you have no fuckin ...

you have no fuckin idea what you're talking about son. the idea that an F1 car starts to spin and corrects itself is absolutely laughable. if you start to spin an f1 car, it's going to spin all the way. nowadays there is no traction control and few driver aids, get a clue.

u clearly have ...

u clearly have absolutely no knowledge what so ever about f1. the 2012 f1 cars have no driver assist , no traction control, and no power steering. Learn about f1 before making such a stupid comment and making a complete idiot out of You!

I think this era is ...

I think this era is what we need to go back to. KERS and DRS have made F1 a joke, a tech showcase and a joke instead of racing, imho. I will agree that in wet races F1 can get pretty tricky. That's when you get to see some driver talent instead of team budget in play.

lol F1 cars, and it ...

lol F1 cars, and it has been out and out said by people who drive them, will do a pretty damn good job at getting around the track unmolested. When you spin a modern F1, the driver can take his hands off the controls and the thing will reset itself like a dart. As for no driver assists. how much attention do you pay? people with massive budgets can dominate dry races because they have 1 MASSIVE thing in their favour: well sorted launch control. F1 cars have launch control, power steering, etc.

kommt bei mir erst ...

kommt bei mir erst nächstes jahr und zum glück muss ich es nicht mit in's abi rein nehmen :D

Jo macht ja nix, ...

Jo macht ja nix, habs letztes Jahr im Abi noch gehabt :D

ok gut... habe ich ...

ok gut... habe ich wieder mal dazu gelernt. mir wurde das halt in geschichte in der 10. so beigebracht und ich war zu faul das nochmal nach zurecherchieren. kann auch sein das wir das auf englisch durchgenommen haben und ich keinen bock hatte zu zu hören :D

Lol :D Naja du hast ...

Lol :D Naja du hast schon Recht dass Hitler im späteren Verlauf seiner politischen "Karriere" viele Sachen undemokratisch beschlossen hat. Das lag aber hauptsächlich daran, dass eben wirklich die Mehrheit der Leute seine Partei und seine Finanzierer in der DNVP gewählt haben, und nach und nach hat er mit demokratischen Mitteln (durch Mehrheit im Parlament) eben z.B. das Ermächtigungsgesetz erlassen, oder z.B. das berühmte "Neuverfasste Gesetze müssen nicht mehr der Verfassung folgen".

warte! wieso machen ...

warte! wieso machen wir das in englisch?

Well he was ...

Well he was appointed by Hindenburg because the NSDAP had the most voters backing them. In the year they got to power (1934) they gained 43% of the votes with DNVP getting slightly more than 8%. YES THAT MAKES HIM VOTED BY THE PEOPLE. And only after that, after he and his party GOT ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE, he got appointed Reichspräsident AS WELL as Reichskanzler by Hindenburg, and then slowly passed more and more laws giving him more power, eventually making him the Führer.

the reichskanzler ...

the reichskanzler never was elected by the people. he was nominated by the reichspräsident and elected by the reichstag. hindenburg died in 1934 and hitler named him self as the führer. he just got the majority of votes by keeping the other politicians out of the reichstag. BRUTALITY!!

Hitler came into ...

Hitler came into power via democratical means, because the NSDAP and the coalition party DNVP gained more than 50% of the votes. Go and check up your history facts before you tell nonsense.

Montoya could have ...

Montoya could have won a championship. He's a below average driver in NASCAR (one of the better road course drivers though). I don't believe the Europeans really understand the skill it takes to run 220 mph around an oval with a stock car, in traffic with 30 other cars.

The F1 drivers who ...

The F1 drivers who came to NASCAR couldn't drive their F1 cars very well either...

You and your people ...

You and your people loved the man. You'll always have that as part of your physical and cultural DNA, just like America has to live with our slave history. At least we had the courage to confront it and defeat it, even though it took a civil war to do so. Your country just laid down for the man and we had to go over and take care of the situation ourselves and then we ended up building your country back into the most powerful country in Europe. How about a little gratitude.

actually he never ...

actually he never had been elected... there were germans against him... many even arian germans but the nazis just had the power in a military way. he never had the majority of the people behind him. he just had the army behind him. you can force people into an oppinion with brutality.

not true, f1 is ...

not true, f1 is still ridiculously hard, but i do agree it was much for difficult in before the 90's when semi auto gearboxes became the norm. imagine ripping around monaco in a manual gearbox f1 car. unbelievable