Good for Ferrari, and Trulli in the Toyota, also avenging his 2005 sacking, in a deliciously boring race. Joined paddocktalk as well.  Loads of yanks mostly, though there's a small f1 group. Check it out

http://www.paddocktalk.net/profiles/comment/list?attachedTo=c5997cvzx98&attachedToType=User&xgsi=1#chatter-1931689:Comment:12059

Thankfully, and perhaps even Murray Walker, after these many years of the nauseating James Allen and his effeminate analogies and lowest common denominator appeal.  Hopefully, Brundle will mover over and James will return to his passion of women's field hockey and dog-milking rodeos.

  BMW launched their car last week and are pretty confident. They let Vettel go, they must feel good about their '08 season.  With Mclaren at the lousy end of the pitlane, if BMW can get their strategy together, I believe IMHO, they'll take second in the constructors this year.  check out more below.

http://www.forumula1.net/2008/f1/teams/bmw-sauber-launch-the-f108/  

Want to know what makes the Iceman 'tick', and even if I don't believe a word, the most exciting champion since James Hunt is really filling those big shoes.  Now Kimi we know why you smile.  more at gazzetta dela sport

http://www.gazzetta.it/Motori/Formula1/Primo_Piano/2007/11_Novembre/14/gioiakimi.shtml

Early preview and bold statement, from cnn's f1 man who "if i'm not mistaken" bailed on the driver diet he waxed a piece about too.  For those who like to see all the previews, visit cnn

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/SPORT/11/02/2008.preview/