If I were Sir Frank;

[Wrex]

BB, I'm a little confused. You wrote:

The only retirements due to a mistake from Montoya have been Sepang and Monaco.

Don't you count Melbourne (going off in the 1st turn regardless of God like start) as a mistake? And

1. Australia........His teammate went off track in front of Barrichello and later he participated in a collision with Villeneuve.

and

3. Brazil. No mistakes whatsoever. Unless you want to blame him for Verscrashin’s stupidity.

how was Ralf's participation and Monty's faultless? I agree JMP was in the clear but so was Ralf's. And

6. Austria. He went wide while defending the lead. Mistake? Perhaps. But it was not far from being a successful defensive move.

He left the track all on his own, how is this not a mistake?

I agree, he is talented, and in the future, most likely WDC. But Peter is right, the second coming he is not. So far with the odd, albiet exceptional, passing moves, he has been a little disappointing. It's not his driving I have a problem with, it's his attitude.

[Valve Bounce]

Murph, I think you mean Jerez and Adelaide. As for JPM, I think that he will be great. just like AMoffat's favourite driver Ralf. And I have already mentioned to you guys that JPM will be the next non Ferrari/McLaren winner.

[Murph]

'oops....

thanks for correcting my mistake..

Murph

[Liz]

I'll look up the Gilles quote, didn't get it quite right but it was something like that.

I have a 1993 highlights F1 tape which shows TGF spinning and crashing on a regular basis, too. (Of course it mainly shows Mikey Andretti spinning and crashing, which is one reason I got it, but TGF features prominently, in both qualifying and racing.) In fact, lately TGF himself, the New Mellow Version (or his twin), has said that people used to say he was "exaggerating" in his boastfulness and his opinions, when he started in F1, and that he supposes it is the same thing with Juan Pablo and it's not a big thing.

For those of you who believe TGF is God, that should suffice.

Sorry about the mistake in the Senna Tantrum Dates, hard to keep them straight when there were so many.

[Peter Mallett]

Er. And after Montreal???