Formula 1 World Championship 2014 Season Discussion

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I always suspected that the crash was Jules fault and now we have it confirmed. I feel bad for the guy but he almost ruined everything. One of the main draws of F1 for me is how unlike American racing it is in the fact that there aren't many times when racers are allowed to catch up. That's not true racing! You don't ever see track and field runners having to give up their advantage and that's the purest form of racing.

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MightyJordan
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Edited; it's fixed.

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+Frank B.
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I managed to copy the wrong tweet link. Post edited.

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Bernie's 2014 Christmas card:

 

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these barbaric bavarians .. first a few big black suitcases of ms money to blackmail the linux project and now 100 mio from bernie to ...i better don't wanna know . 

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i11usive
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Is there a new thread for the 2015 season?

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Is there a new thread for the 2015 season?

There's the 2015 Silly Season thread. A new official thread will be started when the season is about to start.

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