Why is Coulthard's flag Scottish when Scotland is part of the United Kingdom O_O
don't knowkptk92 wrote:
Why is Coulthard's flag Scottish when Scotland is part of the United Kingdom O_O
Because he's Scottish...kptk92 wrote:
Why is Coulthard's flag Scottish when Scotland is part of the United Kingdom O_O
watkylef wrote:
Because he's Scottish...kptk92 wrote:
Why is Coulthard's flag Scottish when Scotland is part of the United Kingdom O_O
Scottish = British = UK Flag
That's why Hamilton and Button have the UK flag and not the English flag. Because in F1 they represent the UK not just England, same goes for Coulthard, he represents the UK not Scotland. England, Scotland, N.Ireland and Wales aren't separate entities in F1 (or the Olympics, and some other stuff).
What was? Monaco? Sorry, but I beg to differ - it was shit - but then I think Monaco is always shit - I hate street circuits - they're PUBLIC ROADS FFS! They're not designed to be race circuits - you never get any over taking, every one's ultra cautious 'cos they don't want to end up embeded in some concrete wall, in short, they're boring - doubly so in the wet.Nappy wrote:
it was good this year in the wet
Do you really care?Mek-Stizzle wrote:
watkylef wrote:
Because he's Scottish...kptk92 wrote:
Why is Coulthard's flag Scottish when Scotland is part of the United Kingdom O_O
Scottish = British = UK Flag
That's why Hamilton and Button have the UK flag and not the English flag. Because in F1 they represent the UK not just England, same goes for Coulthard, he represents the UK not Scotland. England, Scotland, N.Ireland and Wales aren't separate entities in F1 (or the Olympics, and some other stuff).
Last edited by Scorpion0x17 (2008-07-21 08:22:50)
I think he means Hockenheim, I'm not sure if it was wet but the MotoGP at the Sachsenring was wet so Hockenheim was too probably because afterall, they're in the same country..Scorpion0x17 wrote:
What was? Monaco? Sorry, but I beg to differ - it was shit - but then I think Monaco is always shit - I hate street circuits - they're PUBLIC ROADS FFS! They're not designed to be race circuits - you never get any over taking, every one's ultra cautious 'cos they don't want to end up embeded in some concrete wall, in short, they're boring - doubly so in the wet.Nappy wrote:
it was good this year in the wet
/waffle.
Lewis is just too fucking pr0 in the wet. And I can't recall any wet weather at the Hockenheimring
Actually, Hockenheim was dry. It threatened rain, but never managed much more than that.The Sheriff wrote:
I think he means Hockenheim, I'm not sure if it was wet but the MotoGP at the Sachsenring was wet so Hockenheim was too probably because afterall, they're in the same country..Scorpion0x17 wrote:
What was? Monaco? Sorry, but I beg to differ - it was shit - but then I think Monaco is always shit - I hate street circuits - they're PUBLIC ROADS FFS! They're not designed to be race circuits - you never get any over taking, every one's ultra cautious 'cos they don't want to end up embeded in some concrete wall, in short, they're boring - doubly so in the wet.Nappy wrote:
it was good this year in the wet
/waffle.
No, I think if you look at the context of his post in this thread, he was talking about Monaco - which was wet, and was carnage, I guess it could be seen as 'good' if you like to see thousands of pounds worth of carbon fibre being destroyed, but personally, I'd much rather see a close fought race with plenty of overtaking and for the majority of the field to finish the race unscathed.
Last edited by Scorpion0x17 (2008-07-21 08:30:19)
Watch MotoGP then, much better than this naff shite.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Actually, Hockenheim was dry. It threatened rain, but never managed much more than that.The Sheriff wrote:
I think he means Hockenheim, I'm not sure if it was wet but the MotoGP at the Sachsenring was wet so Hockenheim was too probably because afterall, they're in the same country..Scorpion0x17 wrote:
What was? Monaco? Sorry, but I beg to differ - it was shit - but then I think Monaco is always shit - I hate street circuits - they're PUBLIC ROADS FFS! They're not designed to be race circuits - you never get any over taking, every one's ultra cautious 'cos they don't want to end up embeded in some concrete wall, in short, they're boring - doubly so in the wet.
/waffle.
No, I think if you look at the context of his post in this thread, he was talking about Monaco - which was wet, and was carnage, I guess it could be seen as 'good' if you like to see thousands of pounds worth of carbon fibre being destroyed, but personally, I'd much rather see a close fought race with plenty of overtaking and for the majority of the field to finish the race unscathed.
shame theyll never be blasting through the forest again
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