Comments on: Formula 1 Fiasco http://www.marktopia.net/formula-1-fiasco Mon, 21 Feb 2011 03:24:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: TheChris http://www.marktopia.net/formula-1-fiasco/comment-page-1#comment-203 TheChris Fri, 24 Jun 2005 13:59:48 +0000 http://www.marktopia.net/?p=237#comment-203 If you're working for Natalie Portman, tell her again that I simply Will Not Date Her. I'm sorry but it just wont work between us. She's a nice girl and all that but jeeze. Give it a rest already. We may have had something a long time ago but that was just that, a long time ago. I wish her nothing but the best and she is more than welcome to give me a call now and then....like a normal person would. If you're working for Natalie Portman, tell her again that I simply Will Not Date Her. I'm sorry but it just wont work between us. She's a nice girl and all that but jeeze. Give it a rest already. We may have had something a long time ago but that was just that, a long time ago. I wish her nothing but the best and she is more than welcome to give me a call now and then....like a normal person would.

]]> By: PermGen http://www.marktopia.net/formula-1-fiasco/comment-page-1#comment-202 PermGen Mon, 20 Jun 2005 18:50:45 +0000 http://www.marktopia.net/?p=237#comment-202 I completely agree with you. F1 racing is definately superior to NASCAR. There is nothing that F1 cannot do. For instance, it would definately beat alarra. Nobody likes her anyway, right? Who cares if Chris is dating her. Get it over with, beat the ho. I completely agree with you. F1 racing is definately superior to NASCAR. There is nothing that F1 cannot do. For instance, it would definately beat alarra. Nobody likes her anyway, right? Who cares if Chris is dating her. Get it over with, beat the ho.

]]> By: Derrick http://www.marktopia.net/formula-1-fiasco/comment-page-1#comment-201 Derrick Mon, 20 Jun 2005 04:25:50 +0000 http://www.marktopia.net/?p=237#comment-201 I too am a fan of F1 racing and know of the nature of the main sponsors/racing teams. One reason to prefer F1 racing over NASCAR is the balance between drivers, teams and major sponsors. NASCAR of course has all of these but the focus is all about the drivers, and with this Danica Patrick business in the Indy world it seems that Indy is headed towards the primarily driver-focus publicity. I enjoy this conflict at all the levels of Formula One and even if this was a unique moment for the broadening of the US television-viewing audience, the 'principles' were upheld and the fanbase will continue to grow if anyone sees one lap with more than one F1 car then that should be quite enough to those considering F1 against NASCAR or Indy. The cars are faster, the courses more daunting and the mistakes more costly. In the mean time, I say more broadcasting of foreign F1 races on Saturdays and Sundays without football or baseball and less televised golf, arena 'football' and horse-racing. I too am a fan of F1 racing and know of the nature of the main sponsors/racing teams. One reason to prefer F1 racing over NASCAR is the balance between drivers, teams and major sponsors. NASCAR of course has all of these but the focus is all about the drivers, and with this Danica Patrick business in the Indy world it seems that Indy is headed towards the primarily driver-focus publicity. I enjoy this conflict at all the levels of Formula One and even if this was a unique moment for the broadening of the US television-viewing audience, the 'principles' were upheld and the fanbase will continue to grow if anyone sees one lap with more than one F1 car then that should be quite enough to those considering F1 against NASCAR or Indy. The cars are faster, the courses more daunting and the mistakes more costly.

In the mean time, I say more broadcasting of foreign F1 races on Saturdays and Sundays without football or baseball and less televised golf, arena 'football' and horse-racing.

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