Clocks

[alanworland]

Dont forget your clocks! Forward two and back one isn't it?

[Blaketon]

My last bike ride home from work in the dark for a while tonight !! It's been a long old Winter this year and although my bike has very good lights, its nice to have daylight and an absense of ice, if not water, for six months, which when added to darkness, can make things dreary. If I have a favourite time of year, this is it !

[Dean]

Nah.. back one... forward two silly...

[kittyfell]

I've moved ours already, because I will be getting up bright and early for the Aus GP. And I certainly don't want to miss something as exciting as that.

[les]

I've moved ours already, because I will be getting up bright and early for the Aus GP. And I certainly don't want to miss something as exciting as that.

You certainly don't, but how are you going to avoid dropping off while it's on?

[PSL184]

Most exciting so far - Lewis getting pulled by the local fuzz for doing do-nuts

[mike.perry]

My son has to walk across the road to watch the GP for the third year, he can't quite see the track from his window.
He then has to go back and watch it on the telly to find out what the heck was going on.

[kittyfell]

Well it turned out a good race for Button, thanks to a very brave call on tyres, and Vettel's disc brake ( ) blowing up. And Hamilton was just stupid to get new tyres when running third. Otherwise once the cars get into a procession, they stay like that and no-one gets past. Maybe we need a rain shower or two for every race?

[billlobban]

Just like we discussed 2 weeks ago great race for 20 laps or so then the track dried out and despire being 2 seconds a lap faster than Alonso there was no way past for Hamilton. Doesnt bode well for the rest of the season.
Maybe they should try my tounge in cheek suggestion - intermittant sprinklers

[mike.perry]

How about installing hoses and soaking the track at random intervals?
That should liven things up a bit