check the group fool

 

ug I got the event invite on facebook I think I can make it its in Tampa though.

 

im just giving you a hard time man.. yeah its in south tampa somewhere. place called the lime? ive never been to that one, the meet moves around.

im iffy myself and i live in tampa lol

 

its cool Im just iffy cuz I live in Seminole/south st.pete

 

the lime is a decent place.

 

Pirelli compleated its first tire test usning Nick Heidfeld and the 2009 toyoda TF109

 

Webber on pole Spa and it's crazy weather I think the race will be much of the same.

 

US GP reveals Austin track layout

By Matt BeerWednesday, September 1st 2010, 13:17 GMT


The team behind the new United States Grand Prix venue in Austin, Texas have revealed the track layout for the circuit that will host the race.
Designed by F1 track architect Hermann Tilke, the 3.4-mile course features over 20 corners and substantial elevation changes. A statement from the US GP organisers said the circuit "combines modern features with details reminiscent of traditional races from the 1960s."
US GP boss Tavo Hellmund said the intention was to create a track that was both state of the art and inspired by classic F1 venues of the past. In addition to the gradients, the Austin track will feature several sweeping corners as well as the long straights into tight bends that have become synonymous with Tilke's designs.
"In the modern era of grand prix racing, I think this track layout and topography will be very special," said Hellmund.
"It will have many of the elements of previous 'classic' circuits combined with the benefits of FIA-mandated safety for the competitors and spectators alike. Add in the amenities fans have come to expect, like rare, multiple-turn viewing opportunities for added value, and you have an ideal, world-class venue."
Hellmund is confident that the circuit will prove popular with drivers.
"For the competitors, we'll have all the ingredients necessary," he said. "You'll see fast turns that require commitment from the drivers and technical turns that will test the engineers from a set-up point of view.
"We have a good deal of elevation to make it not only scenic but challenging also, and the view of downtown Austin is wonderful as well."
Austin has secured a 10-year contract to host the US GP from 2012, in a deal that will end Formula 1's five-year absence from America since parting company with previous US venue Indianapolis. Construction work on the Austin site has yet to begin.

 

Formula 1? - The Official F1? Website

2011 FIA Formula One World Championship calendar:
13/03 Bahrain
27/03 Australia
10/04 Malaysia
17/04 China
08/05 Turkey
22/05 Spain
29/05 Monaco
12/06 Canada
26/06 Europe
10/07 Great Britain
24/07 Germany
31/07 Hungary
28/08 Belgium
11/09 Italy
25/09 Singapore
09/10 Japan
16/10 Korea
30/10 India*
13/11 Abu Dhabi
27/11 Brazil

* Subject to the homologation of the circuit

2011-20 races-oh yeah!

 

I'll start a new tread for 2011