rec.autos.simulators

>In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.
>Even if some seer had seen in his/her crystal ball that this year's
>Australian Grand Prix would have been won by a Brit with a German in
>second, who would have been able to predict that the Brit would be
>Irvine (not Coulthard) and the German, Frentzen (and not Schumacher).

>In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.

> Hi Paul,

> >In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.
> >Even if some seer had seen in his/her crystal ball that this year's
> >Australian Grand Prix would have been won by a Brit with a German in
> >second, who would have been able to predict that the Brit would be
> >Irvine (not Coulthard) and the German, Frentzen (and not Schumacher).

> Nobody I guess.....The reason could be that Irvine is Irish. :-)

> Remco

>Ooooh! Now we're on difficult political water here. Depends whether you're
a
>Unionist or a Republican - and I am neither. He hails from Northern
Ireland,
>which is technically part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
>Northern Ireland and they played the British national athem under a Union
>flag for his victory. However he now lives in Dublin.
>Does it matter, though? I hate petty nationalism and tribalism. I just said
>British to make a point - I take no view at all.
>Cheers,
>Paul

>> Hi Paul,

>> >In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.
>> >Even if some seer had seen in his/her crystal ball that this year's
>> >Australian Grand Prix would have been won by a Brit with a German in
>> >second, who would have been able to predict that the Brit would be
>> >Irvine (not Coulthard) and the German, Frentzen (and not Schumacher).

>> Nobody I guess.....The reason could be that Irvine is Irish. :-)

>> Remco

>Ooooh! Now we're on difficult political water here. Depends whether you're
a
>Unionist or a Republican - and I am neither. He hails from Northern
Ireland,
>which is technically part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
>Northern Ireland and they played the British national athem under a Union
>flag for his victory. However he now lives in Dublin.
>Does it matter, though? I hate petty nationalism and tribalism. I just said
>British to make a point - I take no view at all.
>Cheers,
>Paul

>> Hi Paul,

>> >In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.
>> >Even if some seer had seen in his/her crystal ball that this year's
>> >Australian Grand Prix would have been won by a Brit with a German in
>> >second, who would have been able to predict that the Brit would be
>> >Irvine (not Coulthard) and the German, Frentzen (and not Schumacher).

>> Nobody I guess.....The reason could be that Irvine is Irish. :-)

>> Remco

> I have to ask you (off topic) do you ever get stopped and have you repeat
> your name again when you meet someone?

> Jesse

> >Ooooh! Now we're on difficult political water here. Depends whether you're
> a
> >Unionist or a Republican - and I am neither. He hails from Northern
> Ireland,
> >which is technically part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
> >Northern Ireland and they played the British national athem under a Union
> >flag for his victory. However he now lives in Dublin.
> >Does it matter, though? I hate petty nationalism and tribalism. I just said
> >British to make a point - I take no view at all.
> >Cheers,
> >Paul

> >> Hi Paul,

> >> >In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.
> >> >Even if some seer had seen in his/her crystal ball that this year's
> >> >Australian Grand Prix would have been won by a Brit with a German in
> >> >second, who would have been able to predict that the Brit would be
> >> >Irvine (not Coulthard) and the German, Frentzen (and not Schumacher).

> >> Nobody I guess.....The reason could be that Irvine is Irish. :-)

> >> Remco

>In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.
>Even if some seer had seen in his/her crystal ball that this year's
>Australian Grand Prix would have been won by a Brit with a German in
>second, who would have been able to predict that the Brit would be
>Irvine (not Coulthard) and the German, Frentzen (and not Schumacher).
>Cheers,
>Paul

>In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.
>Even if some seer had seen in his/her crystal ball that this year's
>Australian Grand Prix would have been won by a Brit with a German in
>second, who would have been able to predict that the Brit would be
>Irvine (not Coulthard) and the German, Frentzen (and not Schumacher).

>>In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.

>Would be a lot more interesting if they picked random directions!  How
about
>making the figure-8 Suzuka a *real* figure 8!

>David Hobbs and Derek Daly are incorrect?

> Do you suggest that they start going in different directions?  What
> type of racing are you comparing F1 to if you say it's boring because
> they all go in the same direction?   Unpredictable race results mean a
> less boring race in my mind.  Now had the McLaren's led the whole race
> as it seemed they were going to early on, that would have been a
> boring race.  But once you get some of the mid-tier drivers running up
> front with all the pressure on, you never know what's going to happen.

> On Sun, 07 Mar 1999 15:38:47 +0000, Paul Jones

> >In the way that all the cars go around the track in the same direction.
> >Even if some seer had seen in his/her crystal ball that this year's
> >Australian Grand Prix would have been won by a Brit with a German in
> >second, who would have been able to predict that the Brit would be
> >Irvine (not Coulthard) and the German, Frentzen (and not Schumacher).
> >Cheers,
> >Paul

>On Mon, 08 Mar 1999 00:14:07 GMT,

>>>David Hobbs and Derek Daly are incorrect?

>>Looks like it.

>>Cheers!
>>John

>Why, John?

> David Hobbs and Derek Daly are incorrect?