Drivers’ Championship: Alonso = 37 Massa = 33 Button = 31 Hamilton = 23 Rosberg = 20 Kubica = 18 Vettel = 12 Schumacher = 9 Liuzzi = 8 Webber
Drivers’ Championship: Alonso = 37 Massa = 33 Button = 31 Hamilton = 23 Rosberg = 20 Kubica = 18 Vettel = 12 Schumacher = 9 Liuzzi = 8 Webber
My race notes are after the jump, in case people haven’t seen it yet …
Qualifying session 1 VL rolls down the pit lane; queues at the pit exit, waiting for the lights to change, followed by his Force India teammate VL 1:28.848 AS 1:28.031
In the first practice session, fastest was Kubica (1:26.927) followed by Rosberg, Button, Massa, Vettel and Alonso. At the bottom of the timing chart was Chandhok and Glock (1:34.925). The
Judith and I met at a Tweetup (Twitter meetup) in 2009 and has been to many of the Toronto Photo Walks outings. She’s a professional book binder and a specialist
It’s been a really busy couple of weeks for me so I haven’t had a chance to post some of the latest F1 news or even to watch Practice or
I didn’t see Qualifying before I saw the race, but I’ll back-date my notes so they appear in the right order. Qualifying 1 (Q1) Pit lane lights turn green and
I went to “the artist project” at the Queen Elizabeth Building yesterday – thanks to Sean Galbraith for the ticket! Aside from my friends (Sean at DK Photo Group and
The three teams I’m working with are on 2-week sprints; today and tomorrow marks halfway through their first sprints, so I did a brief mid-sprint review with two of the
I started a new (short-term) contract on Thursday and I’m very pleasantly surprised to see how keen people are! The company took the decision to “go Agile” only a couple