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F1 2007 Calender Could Be Without Suzuka And Spa

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dont cha mean turkey? what long left hander at snoreain? Nah suzuka is better!

Yeah Turkey, quite right. Suzuka is better though...

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Just been on Fuji's website and found out that "the course was designed by Tilke, a German company...)

Lol. Is this just a weird coincidence or Is It that twat again !? :nono1:

We cannot lose these tracks, they are the backbone of the calender.

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:lol: and they'd call it Super Takuma F1 Circuit

For demolision cars???

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I think there are too many formula 1 tracks in Europe. Europe is only a very small area yet they hold a large percentage of the F1 GP's. What about other countries like Fuji and New Zealand. I would also like to see races held in Africa.

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I think there are too many formula 1 tracks in Europe. Europe is only a very small area yet they hold a large percentage of the F1 GP's. What about other countries like Fuji and New Zealand. I would also like to see races held in Africa.

Fuji is a tiny, insignificant country... little more than a tourist destination. Diddo New Zealand.

Even South Africa's bid to gain a GP is dubious in my opinion. What we need are more races in Europe and the Americas. Important countries deserve second GP.

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Fuji is a tiny, insignificant country... little more than a tourist destination. Diddo New Zealand.

Even South Africa's bid to gain a GP is dubious in my opinion. What we need are more races in Europe and the Americas. Important countries deserve second GP.

Indeed.

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fuji isnt a country. every heard of mt. fuji, the track is called fuji cuse its right next to the big rock

i would love to see some tracks that were designed to use physics to creat intresting paters, something like the Esses in sasuka but where the curvs are banked and act almost like those in indi but you have a quick left right left right type of thing where gravity helps you go through it. the only problem would be the gforces might be to high for not having a g-suit

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:eusa_think: I think, no I hope he ment Fiji

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or rather fiji.

otherwise that is very surprising that anyone would think the fuji track owned by toyota is located in a small state called fuji :lol:

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or rather fiji.

otherwise that is very surprising that anyone would think the fuji track owned by toyota is located in a small state called fuji :lol:

I know where the circuit is located but Ykick was referring to the country Fiji and I responded with the same spelling so as not to confuse him ;)

Anyway, the point stands: neither Fiji, New Zealand nor any of the other South Pacific islands deserve GP.

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I know where the circuit is located but Ykick was referring to the country Fiji and I responded with the same spelling so as not to confuse him ;)

Anyway, the point stands: neither Fiji, New Zealand nor any of the other South Pacific islands deserve GP.

To their credit New Zealand did hold a great America's Cup race a few years back, which Stars and Stripes won..................

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To their credit New Zealand did hold a great America's Cup race a few years back, which Stars and Stripes won..................

That is the most dodgy race in the world. The entire thing is fixed so the Americans win. Every time a competitor comes up with a new innovation the organisers of the cup change the rules so it becomes illegal. As for me mis-spelling fiji is was a simple typo.

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That is the most dodgy race in the world. The entire thing is fixed so the Americans win. Every time a competitor comes up with a new innovation the organisers of the cup change the rules so it becomes illegal. As for me mis-spelling fiji is was a simple typo.

You are very wrong as the Americans have been trounced the last 2 cups...............

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You are very wrong as the Americans have been trounced the last 2 cups...............

Im not certain about these days but 23 years ago it happened every year. That is why i know about it, in 1983 Australia won the America's cup against the odds because they didnt give the organisers the chance to change the rules because they didnt tell them about their new innovation. The 1983 America's cup is very famous part of Australia's history.

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Im not certain about these days but 23 years ago it happened every year. That is why i know about it, in 1983 Australia won the America's cup against the odds because they didnt give the organisers the chance to change the rules because they didnt tell them about their new innovation. The 1983 America's cup is very famous part of Australia's history.

Yes the "winged keel" was a clever interpitation of the rules :thbup: and brought a whole new design to the now defunct 12meter class of boats..............

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Im not certain about these days but 23 years ago it happened every year. That is why i know about it, in 1983 Australia won the America's cup against the odds because they didnt give the organisers the chance to change the rules because they didnt tell them about their new innovation. The 1983 America's cup is very famous part of Australia's history.

Was that Alan Bond's ship?

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Was that Alan Bond's ship?

I believe it was.....................

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Ecclestone confident of Spa deal

F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone says he is close to reaching a deal to secure the future of the Belgian GP after the local promoter hit money problems.

Ecclestone told Belgian TV station RTBF he would take over promotion of the 2006 race, and that a deal would be reached at the beginning of next week.

He said "very serious negotiations" were needed to secure the long-term future of one of F1's best circuits.

The promoter ran into trouble after poor ticket sales for this year's GP.

The regional and national government had to lend him 15m euros (

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The calander without spa would be terrible rem 2003

No doubt about it, its a fantastic circuit!

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