Nice to be close to the sport that you enjoy Ivan

My So called sport has slipped into commerce
have been a Motor race follower for some years 58/ till today
I love the Technics involved just despise the politics

Morning all

yay the sun is back over here too
now I just have to willlll the shadow to move off the garden table

You will soon need an extra large bin to put the bins in! (How much garden do they think we have?)

Evening all

Still having to water the containers and not having to mow the grass. Showers keep threatening but come to nothing.

Just two bins here, a brown one for garden and kitchen rubbish and the normal black for the rest non recycling stuff. This, now, is never more than about a quarter full once the paper and other recycling stuff goes in special plastic bags which they can easily throw into the truck.

Yes, Den, I am now fortunate that it takes me about 40 minutes to get to Lord's but it makes up for the years I lived in Bebington, paid my sub and got down three times a year if I was lucky.

I've also always watched FI but now follow it as habit rather than excitement. When I could see American Speedway on TV it often looked more exciting with wheel to wheel racing and overtaking as a norm rather than an exception. Then, when you get the Massa incident, it's hard not to be a tad cynical. What I've seen of motorbike racing on TV looks far more like real racing.

It's a long time since I've seen any live racing. It has to go back to Goodwood when you got a full day's entertainment with rookies, vintage as well as the main race.

I shall watch the start and then take a look every half hour or so until the end, on Sunday. Overtaking, except at the start or on the pit stop is a rarity here.

Final Village garden clean up tomorrow before the UK judges come on Tuesday. The plus side is that it stirred the Council to make sure its services were working properly and couldn't be held to account if the judges made adverse comments.

Have a good weekend you great lot of crunchers.