Some great news in my email this morning!

No more Pussycat Doll.... Yippee!!!

http://www.f1singapore.com/news/Hami... ... ingaporegp

Hammy is back on his own. This is how it should be. This older woman put too much pressure on him so he said no more.

A smart move!

Now he can concentrate on F1 again and win Singapore!.

Go Hammy!!!! Just do it!!!

oopie link doesn't work but YEA hammy!

Hamilton won the Singapore Grand Prix. This is the GOOD news.

Now the BAD news: Nicole Scherzinger the Pussycat Doll was there in the McLaren stand. She looked terribly ordinary without all the make up and sophisticated sexy clothing.

The Pussycat said she wanted to stay away from F1 after he had broken up with her and refused to take part in the rock concerts at the GP and then she shows up at the race and she is after him again. My humble opinion is that he should be careful. She is much older 31/24 and like Charlene she wants the wedding ring with the name and fame.

MadameConcorde wrote:Hamilton won the Singapore Grand Prix. This is the GOOD news.

Now the BAD news: Nicole Scherzinger the Pussycat Doll was there in the McLaren stand. She looked terribly ordinary without all the make up and sophisticated sexy clothing.

The Pussycat said she wanted to stay away from F1 after he had broken up with her and refused to take part in the rock concerts at the GP and then she shows up at the race and she is after him again. My humble opinion is that he should be careful. She is much older 31/24 and like Charlene she wants the wedding ring with the name and fame.

Yes I looked at the race of yesterday's. Hamilton was already number first.

I didn't look at them, but I agree with you the Pussycatian behavior. Déjà vu.

NOTE: SOMEHOW I WAS POSTING IN THE GRAND PRIX THREAD AND LANDED HERE, OH WELL!

Mosley back in the news, this time for trying to fix the elections in favour of Todt within F1:

Vatanen and his supporters have long‑standing concerns about the integrity of the electoral process; several believe it to have been compromised by Mosley's declaration in favour of his preferred candidate, Vatanen's rival, Jean Todt. Indeed, despite his own assurances that the ballot will be secret, Mosley has written to one of Vatanen's most influential supporters effectively warning that anyone not supporting Todt will make an enemy of "the FIA membership".

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/oc ... mosley-fia

I think the rampant partisanship, nepotism and plain corruption of the ASCs and FIA make it clear that the little gnome Todt is the heir apparent.

MadameConcorde wrote:I think the rampant partisanship, nepotism and plain corruption of the ASCs and FIA make it clear that the little gnome Todt is the heir apparent.

Good one!