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Robbo-92 wrote:
Danica Patrick can come to every race if she wants Better pundit than Lazenby for sure.

LewisD wrote:

Robbo-92 wrote:
Danica Patrick can come to every race if she wants Better pundit than Lazenby for sure.

And she's very pretty too
Nifty legs

Tomous wrote:I've just caught up on the Grid walk.


Just wow

floydfreak wrote:

Tomous wrote:I've just caught up on the Grid walk.


Just wow

what happened?

KK wrote:I thought Ted Kravitz was joking at first, but apparently Sebastian Vettel‘s on BBC Question Time this Thursday from Hackney.

KK wrote:I thought Ted Kravitz was joking at first, but apparently Sebastian Vettel‘s on BBC Question Time this Thursday from Hackney.

captain red dog wrote:

KK wrote:I thought Ted Kravitz was joking at first, but apparently Sebastian Vettel‘s on BBC Question Time this Thursday from Hackney.

Really? That has to be one of the most bizarre cross overs, quite a big score for QT.

You can bet there will be some idiot that will be anti-climate change and will point out how Seb flys all over the world and races a gas guzzler!

To some extent, I'm also a hypocrite because what I do, there's a necessity for me to fly around the world and that's not great, there's a necessity that I'm burning fuel to practice my spot - so I'm happy if you say I'm a hypocrite, but I think the more decisive point is that I'm trying to do as much as I can do.

I'm trying to contribute wherever I can - it might be sometimes a very small thing, I take the car instead of the plane, I take the bike instead of a car, so I'm trying to do what I can for myself to be as happy as I can with what I'm doing.

Equally it's not about me, but people like me need allies in terms of we to need to find a way that flying becomes no issue for the planet and we're not burning tonnes of kerosene and if it is it's not kerosene from fossil fuels but rather maybe something like synthetic fuels, that could be a solution in the future.

When it comes to big things and small things - I've switched at home to renewable energy, I'm trying to eat less meat, and only eat the meat that I know where it comes from, so asking a lot more questions about my life and trying to optimise what I can.

"So I think there's a lot of ideas and the good thing is if you get into them there's a lot of solutions around.

twitter.com/marshallpruett/status/1523379314044981248

Tomous wrote:

captain red dog wrote:

KK wrote:I thought Ted Kravitz was joking at first, but apparently Sebastian Vettel‘s on BBC Question Time this Thursday from Hackney.

Really? That has to be one of the most bizarre cross overs, quite a big score for QT.

You can bet there will be some idiot that will be anti-climate change and will point out how Seb flys all over the world and races a gas guzzler!

To some extent, I'm also a hypocrite because what I do, there's a necessity for me to fly around the world and that's not great, there's a necessity that I'm burning fuel to practice my spot - so I'm happy if you say I'm a hypocrite, but I think the more decisive point is that I'm trying to do as much as I can do.

I'm trying to contribute wherever I can - it might be sometimes a very small thing, I take the car instead of the plane, I take the bike instead of a car, so I'm trying to do what I can for myself to be as happy as I can with what I'm doing.

Equally it's not about me, but people like me need allies in terms of we to need to find a way that flying becomes no issue for the planet and we're not burning tonnes of kerosene and if it is it's not kerosene from fossil fuels but rather maybe something like synthetic fuels, that could be a solution in the future.

When it comes to big things and small things - I've switched at home to renewable energy, I'm trying to eat less meat, and only eat the meat that I know where it comes from, so asking a lot more questions about my life and trying to optimise what I can.

"So I think there's a lot of ideas and the good thing is if you get into them there's a lot of solutions around.

floydfreak wrote:

twitter.com/marshallpruett/status/1523379314044981248

Robbo-92 wrote:

Tomous wrote:

captain red dog wrote:

KK wrote:I thought Ted Kravitz was joking at first, but apparently Sebastian Vettel‘s on BBC Question Time this Thursday from Hackney.

Really? That has to be one of the most bizarre cross overs, quite a big score for QT.

You can bet there will be some idiot that will be anti-climate change and will point out how Seb flys all over the world and races a gas guzzler!

To some extent, I'm also a hypocrite because what I do, there's a necessity for me to fly around the world and that's not great, there's a necessity that I'm burning fuel to practice my spot - so I'm happy if you say I'm a hypocrite, but I think the more decisive point is that I'm trying to do as much as I can do.

I'm trying to contribute wherever I can - it might be sometimes a very small thing, I take the car instead of the plane, I take the bike instead of a car, so I'm trying to do what I can for myself to be as happy as I can with what I'm doing.

Equally it's not about me, but people like me need allies in terms of we to need to find a way that flying becomes no issue for the planet and we're not burning tonnes of kerosene and if it is it's not kerosene from fossil fuels but rather maybe something like synthetic fuels, that could be a solution in the future.

When it comes to big things and small things - I've switched at home to renewable energy, I'm trying to eat less meat, and only eat the meat that I know where it comes from, so asking a lot more questions about my life and trying to optimise what I can.

"So I think there's a lot of ideas and the good thing is if you get into them there's a lot of solutions around.

I reckon Vettel will actually do very well on Question Time, as bizarre as it sounds

floydfreak wrote:

twitter.com/marshallpruett/status/1523379314044981248

It was awkward as anything when he called him the wrong name and was then confused why he didn’t get a response F1 really should ‘set’ up interviews for Brundle on the grid, actually find some people with a passing interest in the sport and interview them instead of anyone.

floydfreak wrote:

twitter.com/marshallpruett/status/1523379314044981248