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Hmm. I thought this thread would somehow touch on his constant non-finishes in Germany.

Any takers on whether the bogeyman will follow him even as he has changed racing disciplines?

Renault is supposedly planning to give Kimi's door a good knocking (Autosport). I kinda like their newfound busy bee, hardworking, no-BS environment, in contrast with Fernando and Flabbio show. The odds are still long, though, the main sticking point perhaps is that Renault is once again a fledgling...

Well, what Ferrari did to Kimi was like what some bullies would do to a fat kid in a bench. They sit down beside the kid, and with their collective might push little by little, until the kid's ass droops off the edge of the seat, he teeters, and he falls off. Then the bullies let off a collective gi...

We'll see better days in Bulgaria. Fresh slate for all + tarmac = 8th place for Kimi

Webber never drifted to the left nor forced Seb towards the white line, he kept on going straight while leaving Seb exactly a car's width. He left Seb with 2 options - 1) go straight in the dusty line and be forced to brake a good 20 meters earlier, in the process losing the place or 2) crash. It wa...

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I can't keep up with this topic's pace. That's why I employ the old geezer approach. I sleep through the frantic bits, and wake up just in time for the celebrations. yeaaaaahhhh.

Ok, back to hiding.

Amazing. Kimi's granny pace is now good for seventh/eighth, presumably level with Henning, behind the 4 Citroens and 2 Fords, ahead of Villagra and Wilson. A few more rallies, and maybe he'll gain the confidence to turn it up a notch.

I await Bulgaria with bated breath.

NYYAAAARRRRGGGGHHHH!!! This traveling circus sure is fast! I take a small nap and the next thing I know, Wolfie messages me telling everyone has moved already. Cue a Wile E Coyote moment, where he walks in thin air, looks at his feet, goes O_O, and plunges downwards with a huge *ploop* Hello guys! I...