tweety bird

god yes.

so like i'm not going.

wait.............. so there's no pit lane walk?

yep. welcome to the club.

This is so hard to do on my phone.

Looks for tickets.jpg

I so want to go...

http://www.planetf1.com/photo-gallery/8559201/Getting-Ready-Down-Under-#photo=7 just a tease.

terry i'm feeling a lot of pent up frustration coming from you.... maybe you and matt should consider going halves in a race car to free yourself of frustration in a safe and legal way. instead of on the street.

Nice!

Kents.

I is in vic, but I'm not going to the gp I'm here for a f3 that needs my help

i has gta vice city on my phone. you can get china town wars too.

Drug testers have swooped on the homes of several Formula One drivers, including Australia's Daniel Ricciardo, in surprise early morning raids. Ferrari's dual world champion Fernando Alonso said the testers, from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), arrived at his house at 6.42am on Tuesday. New McLaren driver Sergio Perez confirmed he had endured a very early morning wake-up call as the result of a surprise urine test. And Torro Rosso racer Ricciardo tweeted that he "Got drug tested early hours this morning." He said: "All of a sudden pissing in your own home becomes difficult with someone staring over your shoulder." Drug testing in F1 is relatively rare, but it is not the first time officials have made surprise visits to drivers' homes. In 2009 Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg - then with Williams F1 - was drug-tested by WADA while on holiday in Ibiza. He said the agent woke him up at 7am one morning, informing him that he had been selected for a random drugs spot-check. "My girlfriend took the call," Rosberg said. "So it was lucky that the test took place at all because she doesn't like being woken up early while on holiday." Mark Webber recently called on Formula One's governing body, the FIA, to step up its drug testing, after a motorcycle racer was banned. Former MotoGP rider Anthony West, who now races in the second-tier Moto2 category, was banned for a month after testing positive for the stimulant Methylhexaneamine. Webber welcomed motorcycling's push to ensure the sport is drug-free, and called on the FIA to become more active on the issue. "I've always been championing the idea to do more of it, but the FIA have never really been that strong on it," Webber said. "The other drivers have never been super strong on it, so it's never really been a huge issue." Domestically, V8 Supercar drivers will be drug tested up to three times more often under tougher anti-doping rules to be implemented by motor sport authorities, according to a Fairfax report. Through CAMS, V8 Supercars complies with the anti-doping requirements of WADA and the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority. Racing drivers have not been implicated in the recent Australian Crime Commission's investigation into drugs and corruption in sport but CAMS will review its approach to anti-doping, illicit drugs and also race fixing and corruption. http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=8621883

http://motoring.ninemsn.com.au/showroom/glance/8621683/la-ferrari-breaks-cover

Robert Kubica will make his return to competitive racing later this month after it was confirmed he will race in the WRC2 category of the World Rally Championship. The FIA has given Citroen permission to use a paddle-shift gearbox on the left side of the steering wheel, with its change of speed to match that of a conventional gearbox. http://www.planetf1.com/driver/18227/8542021/Kubica-to-race-in-WRC2 Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes a 22-race calendar is within the realms of possibility and is also eager to have stopover in Cape Town. http://www.planetf1.com/driver/18227/8541693/Bernie-eyeing-22-races-and-Cape-Town

Caterham has bolstered its technical team by recruiting Hari Roberts as head of aerodynamics. Roberts, who worked for Jordan before moving to Renault/Lotus, where he worked before this latest switch, has experience in vehicle dynamics as well as aerodynamics. http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/105832

i didn't know they had beer flavored ice creams.

right now the auto sport app.

it does!

does the red bull spy app still work?

Kimi Raikkonen has been forced out of Saturday's running at Barcelona due to suspected food poisoning. http://www.planetf1.com/driver/18227/8532778/Raikkonen-sidelined-with-illness

you'll never find me..

all i ever did in high school was auto..