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That was the season that was
fords - number 1 all over heaven Started conversation Oct 24, 2004
Well, it was interesting to say the least! Not the best ever season, but I was pleased to see wee Montoya get his first win of the season 
What did everyone else think?
That was the season that was
T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. Posted Oct 24, 2004
The interest in this season, at least for me, was who was going to come second in the constructors. Despite not being a huge fan of BAR I'm glad to see them coming second. I was also quitew chuffed to see renault do well, despite them getting rid of my favourite driver. I'm also glad that Jordan appear to have gotten a new engine contract.
That was the season that was
fords - number 1 all over heaven Posted Oct 24, 2004
Absolutely. I feel so sorry for Jaguar though - I really do hope they get a buyer!
That was the season that was
Al Johnston Posted Oct 25, 2004
I can't help feeling that the forthcoming increase in regulation is not necessarily a good thing in terms of promoting close racing.
Increasing the aerodynamic constraints on cars favours the teams that can afford the cleverest engineers: in practice Ferrari, followed by Williams, McLaren and BAR...
That was the season that was
fords - number 1 all over heaven Posted Oct 25, 2004
Yes, so much for a fair competition 
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That was the season that was
- 1: fords - number 1 all over heaven (Oct 24, 2004)
- 2: T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. (Oct 24, 2004)
- 3: fords - number 1 all over heaven (Oct 24, 2004)
- 4: Al Johnston (Oct 25, 2004)
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