Formula 1: US Grand Prix

[TJ347]

The US Grand Prix, sadly being held once more in Indianapolis, will be on Fox at 11AM EST, and features rookie phenom Lewis Hamilton starting from pole, coming off the first win of his F1 career in Canada last week. By finishing third or higher, Hamilton will keep his F1 streak of finishing in the top three every race since he began intact... though his teammate, two time champion Fernando Alsonso, and Ferrari drivers Massa and Raikonnen might have something to say about that. We'll see!

[White_Male_Canada]

Hamilton Alonso 1, 2 again.

McLaren Mercedes, far superior team.

And we may see the first rookie F-1 driving champ.

Rumor has it F-1 is debating whether to return to Indianapolis.

[The Truth]

It would be interesting to see how the Alonso-Hamilton evolves. It seems Alonso is doing all the talking, and Hamilton just keeps winning.

[smiley69]

Pretty impressive to win both North American races, that too on first visit. At this rate, its not too long before Alonso resorts to Schumi's racing tactics

We need 2 more cars to jostle at the top. This season certainly has been more interesting than the previous one.

[The Truth]

It would be interesting to see how the Alonso-Hamilton evolves. It seems Alonso is doing all the talking, and Hamilton just keeps winning.

See Prost's stuck his big nose in

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/6764919.stm

I kind of agree with Prost's view. I don't think is a good idea to have two team members competing against each other instead of helping each other out. But I guess McLaren never thought Hamilton would be this good this quick.

[TJ347]

Formula 1 is so boring. It's the car that wins the race.

This is a classic statement made by everyone who doesn't know what the hell they're talking about when it comes to F1. If that's how you feel, why not just keep it moving, as your statement about is pure bullshit.

It's the car and the driver, as every real F1 fan knows. If what you say is true, you'd beat Albers' Spyker if you were driving the Ferrari, which we both know wouldn't be the case.