Ecclestone was only a witness in this case and his evidence was dismissed, the judge considered him unreliable. April's case will focus on Ecclestone himself. It's unlikely for European judges to put senile old people in jail, but they might make an exception for the rickety old pile of bones and greed called Bernie.

I think you need to get down and dirty with Gina McCarthy to get things done.
Take one for the team, be a hero, make it rain.

I think we kind of agree, although I wouldn't rally in my own car, I normally rent a dedicated car. I also think the Audi is a nicer road car and the STI a better rally car. But from where I'm sitting (old Blighty), the Subaru really delivers an awful (think cheaper than a cheap Renault or Dacia) interior and a crappy…

No, they/we wouldn't. I owned a 2008 S3 and would never consider a Subaru. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a hater and love the handling (I rally drive a sti occasionally) but the Audi is in a different league (quality, interior, finish, refinement) with Mercedes. Bmw sits closer to Subaru in that virtual scale.

Number one is absolutely spectacular, I will definitely drive there this summer, thanks for the tip.

Yep, Mouton. Success is (probably) not just measured in points. She won in difficult leagues.

Haha no, you're absolutely right, not the French.

I pay this fee here in the UK and I strongly believe that once aired, this should be free for all (like some Danish and Dutch broadcasts) until the end of time.
There's no need to to be thankful, I should be ashamed... as you can't yet watch it legally the next day.

Kind regards,
A British resident

Here's a playlist covering this cute (dead at 49) guy:

2.1 seconds in: recognition.
4.3 second: in: embarrising public erection.
20 seconds in: ...
35 seconds in: lights up cigarette, content.

Yep, that car type was really disruptive, 4 years earlier, in France too. Great family cars.

Renault Laguna 1.9dci (2006)

The difference is in the perception of communal good. The Swiss funded the world longest train tunnel, some of the highest tracks with mad inclines, winter up keep, excellent up to date rolling stock with a mere 4 million citizens in a rather mountainous landscape.

It's only £30k as a kit, £40k is for an already assembled car. I love it.

Excellent digging tapzz, thanks.

As she ready to kill, thirsty for blood, hungry for revenge. So a burgundy widow or a turquoise widow would sound like she's in the mood for redecoration. It could work, but it sounds too happy and nice, even though she'd be painting with spleens.

Thanks, it's a handsome car, I love the F40. But what's with all the lettering on the doors? It looks like a fast & furious teenager listing car parts, who started that trend?

Exactly my first thought... apparently not available on special edition models, wow.
http://www.theautochannel.com/vehicles/new/r…

The Swiss tracks are shared with cargo on multiple gauge equipment through the most spectacular tunnels, over epic bridges, in weather ranging from 33°C to -28°C (I'm not going to bother with Fahrenheit).

Any (Group B) homologation car.