Good morning daily

[supersparky]

Good morning everyone. Another sunny day here. No rain yet. We are going to wash the Winny, then go to the footy today. Nothing much else worth reporting happening here.
Safe travels everybody.

[Mrcoolabah1au]

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Needs fixing

[Dot]

evening all, well the F1 was a bit of this and that but entertaining right until the last lap, the local lad did good.

[BernieQ2]

Good morning.
Another uneventful day was had
Today the aircon people are coming to install a NEW air conditioner
Carol will be at bingo again with her mates.
The finish of the F1 race was a embarrassment as far as I was concerned, the race officials don't seem to have a plan.
Keep safe.
Bernie.

[RobertNotBob]

Morning all not much today have a bloke coming to clean up the garden and mow the lawn.

Chiro on Wednesday then free from medical till the heart doctor on the 17th.

Take care and safe travelling cheers Robert

[VicA]

Agreed BernieQ2 , It was a complete stuff up . The officials trying to concoct a close finish without regard to car and drivers . The supercars officials are not any better. A real turn off for me .
Cheers
Vic

[Newcastle George]

All due to gambling.

George

[RobertNotBob]

Agree with you George even cricket has gone that path with the amount of times the video ref is called and how long it takes. They all should go to Spec Savers before each series, may help.

Robert

[supersparky]

Good morning, OK afternoon again. Musta forgot to hit submit this morning. Looking like it might rain on the GC this arvo. Was clear blue skies this morn.
All our popular sports are stuffed now, because the big dollar sponsors want to see a return for investment. It gets worse every year. Dunno what the solution is though.
Safe travels all those out and about.

[T1 Terry]

I enjoyed watching the F1 yesterday, and even better, I didn't go to work either To me, the race isn't interesting unless it's close. The officials are in the "damned if you do, damned if you don't" They weren't to know on that last restart the highly qualified drivers would turn it into a demolition derby, if they had lead the cars around behind the safety car rather than the red flag, the race would have ended behind the safety car, even less entertaining than watching field ballet ......

A few amendments to the rules:
All laps behind the safety car are not racing laps so they should not be added to the total laps.

No tyre changing or vehicle repairs during a red flag stoppage, the car must do a lap, even if it's behind the safety car, then re-enter the pits to do the tyre change or repairs

T1 Terry