ABS on, (might turn it off to try pushing myself)
TC: Full, ( way my controller is set-up, I gotta have it on)

everything else is off.

[QUOTE="kipi19"]Any examples of these tracks on the current Calendar?dabest2500

Valencia, China, Abu Dhabi, and maybe Bahrain.

1. Valencia has the prospect of being actually quite a fantastic circuit, but as I've said before, the way these cars are so aero reliant prevents the cars following each other, look back at the days when the cars went to Adalaide in Australia and it being a similar circuit you can see what I mean.

2. China, Hmmm, I can see your point there, but again, my point of aero is still holding true a this circuit, you've got a great back section that would reward mechanical grip.

3. Abu Dhabi, same opinion as Valencia.

4. Bahrain, Hmmm, Nope, Still holding my opinion true

Hungary in itself has never produced any really exciting racing, sure we've seen a few accidents, Klien in 05 rolling over etc, Hill's near win in 1997, and Piquet's seemingly nearly impossible overtake around the outside of Senna in 86, But... thats honestly about it, only time it actually produced anything really worth while was 2006............because it rained.

But hey lol, I've only been watching F1 16 years :)

Dotd: Maylander :P

Sotd: All the drivers who drove the last 15 laps in very dusk/darkness conditions.

On another note, Surely, besides the olden days of the Nurburgring, this must be the longest Formula One Race in history :P, Something for Korea to take to the record books :)

1st/1st/3rd/1st/DNF/DNF/1st/1st/1st/9th/2nd

My championship so far :) looking good to have the title by Korea or Brazil :)

I can tell you now, Hungary is boring, hardly any of the drivers like it, it doesn't promote a fast motor race we expect for Formula One, Barely any overtaking whatsoever, its BORING