WhackyWill

Mercedes restricted the amount of delayed transmissions to the broadcasters and also upped the time limit from 2 mins after the event to 3 minutes after the event, not sure if any other teams did the same as there was not many transmissions at all. (maybe Lewis did to much swearing)

Perez had a brake problem as did most, brakes have gone down from 6 pot on the back to 4 pot..He brake early as he thought he would hit the back of Vettel , and also jinked left not realising Massa was about to overtake him down the inside.. 50/50 I'm afraid...

Serves you right buying dodgy paint in the B&Q car park...!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Perfect for me. Don't have to be the pub chauffeur...!!

One of the design requirements of the Zed was you could get two set of golf clubs in the boot.

Happy Birthday Boys..Have a good one..

Whos it going to be for the win Hamilton or Rosberg. ?? Qualifying - Rosberg beats Hamilton to pole in Canada Nico Rosberg aced Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton to clinch pole position by just 0.079 seconds in Montreal on Saturday. It was even closer behind the Silver Arrows: Sebastian Vettel claimed third for Red Bull, but less than four hundredths of a second covered the German, the two Williams of Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa, and Daniel Ricciardo in the second RB10. Q1 saw plenty of action, as Hamilton led with way with 1m 15.750s on the soft Pirellis. McLaren duo Kevin Magnussen and Jenson Button were second and fourth on supersofts, as third fastest Rosberg - and the Williams and Red Bulls - stayed on the yellow-marked rubber. Kamui Kobayashi, Romain Grosjean, Kimi Raikkonen, Sergio Perez and Vettel had off-track moments or spins, before Marcus Ericsson backed his Caterham into the wall at Turn 9 with 20 seconds to go, bringing out the red flag. The incident prevented the rest of the field from improving in the final moments, meaning that Marussia duo Max Chilton and Jules Bianchi had to settle for 18th and 19th respectively, 1m 18.348s to 1m 18.359s. Pastor Maldonado was 17th for Lotus on 1m 18.328s, his session ending early when he ground to a halt at the Turn 3 escape road. Kobayashi meanwhile headed Ericsson in the fight for 20th, 1m 19.278s to 1m 19.820s, but will start behind his Caterham team mate after a five-place grid penalty for a gearbox change prior to Q1. Missing from this session was the unfortunate Esteban Gutierrez, who crashed during FP3 and damaged his chassis. The Mexican was forced to miss qualifying and will therefore start Sunday's race from the pit lane. Felipe Massa sprang a big surprise in Q2 when his 1m 15.773s lap trumped the initial efforts of Hamilton and Rosberg, but eventually the former posted 1m 15.054s and the latter 1m 15.289s. Behind them there was a dogfight which saw third to 15th covered by a second. Jean-Eric Vergne managed 1m 16.255s to seal tenth, and in the process bumped the lead Force India of Nico Hulkenberg - who set 1m 16.300s - into the drop zone. Magnussen was 12th on 1m 16.310s, with Force India's Perez next on 1m 16.472s ahead of Lotus' Grosjean on 1m 16.687s, Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat on 1m 16.713s after a trip over the chicane spoiled a subsequent effort, and Adrian Sutil bringing up the rear for Sauber with 1m 17.314s. Thus the scene was set for Q3, and that's where the advantage swung Rosberg's way. His opening run was the first lap of the weekend to dip below 1m 15s: 1m 14.946s to Hamilton's 1m 15.034s, the Englishman having to deal with some traffic in the third sector. On their final runs he could still not deny Rosberg however: the German improved to 1m 14.874s, with Hamilton less than one tenth of a second short on 1m 14.953s. Behind them, Vettel finally vaulted up to third on 1m 15.548s, ahead of the Williams duo, as Bottas pipped Massa with 1m 15.550s to 1m 15.578s. Right behind them, Ricciardo was sixth on 1m 15.589s as Fernando Alonso's best left Ferrari only seventh on 1m 15.814s. Vergne's strong weekend continued with eighth on 1m 16.162s, which Button narrowly failed to match for McLaren with 1m 16.182s, as Raikkonen took 10th on 1m 16.214s – still within seven tenths of Vettel's best. Thus the grid will provisionally line up: Rosberg, Hamilton, Vettel, Bottas; Massa, Ricciardo; Alonso, Vergne; Button, Raikkonen; Hulkenberg, Magnussen; Perez, Grosjean; Kvyat, Sutil; Maldonado, Chilton; Bianchi, Ericsson; Kobayashi, Gutierrez.

I have one, but like all good garages it's full of junk..!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

2.5 hours later. Still got the wheels to do Stopped to watch BTCC from Oulton Pk on ITV 4. Will carry on after that. Not looking too bad..! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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After all this rain and storms my Zed filthy. so up early. Kercher and cleaning materials ready, bacon sandwich or two and I'll get tucked in.

Great pics, nice Zed and sunset as said enter for the 2015 Calendar

So far five F1 Drivers have signed to do the Series. Franck Montagny Lucas di Grassi Jaime Alguersuari Karun Chandhok Bruno Senna.

He's probably an Estate Agent.. :lol:

As Kyle said ..Smack it hard..

Plenty of space at Brands and parking in the West End on Sun is free.

Welcome to The Land of Zed. . Nice looking Zed , needs a "stubby"

Brilliant to see it taking shape.

Needs a "stubby" as well..

If you have GT6 then Will make sure you have a go at the new Ayrton Senna challenges. Lot of fun driving his go-kart, F3 car & F1 lotus. Yes my son got it, I'll give that a bash. Thanks.

Yes its good fun.

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/86544-anybody-know-of-this-car/

Nice looking CR-V, Great spec. Should sell at that price.

The Nissan GT Academy Round 4 is now launched. This is the final qualification round. So get in quick. http://www.gran-turismo.com/gb/news/00_3084754.html