Dalby Mountain Bike Red Route Crash
Still undecided as to whether this is a good idea, I've decided to create a blog to document my ramblings, random thoughts and experiences. Most of which happen on my daily commute to and from work.
Right now Felipe Massa is counting his lucky stars. He is lucky to be alive after being hit in the head at over 100MPH with a piece of suspension which had detached from the Brawn GP car of Rubens Barrichello.
I tried to make two posts a couple of months ago, the Blogger FTP problem reared it's head so I gave up.
In a shock report today, it appears that after a further review from the race stewards, new evidence indicates that the testemonies from Lewis and McLaren don't ring true!
"The Stewards having considered the new elements presented to them from the 2009 Australian Formula One Grand Prix, consider that driver No 1 Lewis Hamilton and the competitor Vodafone McLaren Mercedes acted in a manner prejudicial to the conduct of the event by providing evidence deliberately misleading to the Stewards at the hearing on Sunday 29th March 2009, a breach of Article 151c of the International Sporting Code.
"Under Article 158 of the International Sporting Code the driver No 1 Lewis Hamilton and the competitor Vodafone McLaren Mercedes are excluded from the race classification for the 2009 Australian Grand Prix and the classification is amended accordingly."
As reported by Planet F1 this week, Trulli's mistake meant Lewis was within his rights to overtake.
Instead, believing that Lewis overtook Trulli illegally under either a yellow flag or behind the Safety Car, the Toyota team seemingly believe that it was Hamilton who was in the wrong.
Having ordered Trulli to stay in position, the Italian informed the team that he had retaken the McLaren.
Trulli, then utterly baffled by Hamilton, said in the transmission he even slowed down to let Hamilton back past but he didn't!
Toyota pitwall: "You slowed to let him pass again but he did not pass again. Ok, this is clear"
Trull: "Yes, very clear it [was] like that."
The observant among you may have noticed the small cockups in the latest GMail update. Usually these go unnoticed unless there is a major change to the layout, but on this occasion it's a bit more noticable.
Hey guys,Yes, well, don't let it happen again!We've seen a number of reports from users who say that the
capitalization of various parts of their Inbox have switched to lower
case. We are working on getting this fixed as soon as possible and
apologise for the inconvenience. I'll keep you all updated!Thanks,
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