And I'd be mostly wrong.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_cementing

 

listen to this smart ****

"Now, if you remove the atmosphere and remove the oxide layers, you will just have the metal. In this case, the two sheets will bond because the valence electrons of the metal will achieve minimum energy when they are delocalized over the metal lattice, almost like a covalent bond. So when two metal sheets are brought together the wavefunction of the electrons in the conduction band of the metal will spread into the other sheet which is a metallic bond. A particularly relevant quote from the wiki article is "[t]hus, metallic bonding is an extremely delocalized communal form of covalent bonding.""

 

Apparently Lew did not mess up a room.

 

Niki Lauda has distanced himself from comments suggesting Lewis Hamilton lied about his relationship with Mercedes Formula 1 teammate Nico Rosberg.

Mercedes non-executive chairman Lauda appeared on a television discussion show on Servus TV recently in which he is reported to have made accusations against Hamilton. It is claimed Lauda said of his fellow three-times F1 champion that after missing out on pole position at the European Grand Prix in Baku he went on to trash his driver room at the circuit.

It was also suggested Lauda dismissed remarks from Hamilton that his relationship with Rosberg is better than he told reporters in an interview of his own.

Mercedes has now issued a statement on Lauda's behalf that reads: "Following his appearance on a television discussion show on Servus TV recorded prior to last weekend's Austrian GP, Niki Lauda would like to set the record straight and state the following:

"Lewis Hamilton did not in any way damage a hotel room or his private driver room at the circuit during the race weekend in Baku; and Lewis Hamilton did not lie about his relationship with teammate Nico Rosberg.

"Niki regrets any misunderstanding caused by comments that have been blown wildly out of proportion compared with the casual context in which they were made."


Originally on autosport.com

 

#1 is yummy and wood smash but could not do #2. Looks too much like Ron and when I stuck it in she would look too much like dis...

 

Riddle me this

Why is it that in every other series 9/10 debris punctures result in a tyre slowly loosing air and going flat yet Pirelli's tyres seem to up and explode?

Pirelli says Vettel's tyre failure caused by debris

Maybe Pirelli needs to look at what NASCAR does on all the tracks 1 mile or greater and use an innerliner.

 

NASCAR also has debris cautions every 20 laps regardless of the presence of debris.

 

Glad we got that settled.

Bieber coming to Baltimore tomorrow. Maybe Lewis will join him.

 

A few laps of caution to remind people that cautions can be unpredictable and dangerous. It's a time for reflection.

 

Will do!

I have it set up to record all new races, but NBC always changes which one of their channels they air the race on so I still need to go in a manually make sure everything is going to record.

 

That's a relatively recent development (like early 2000s thank you Fox). Back in the day when the innerliners were first developed debris cautions were unheard of.

 

Funny how NASCAR touts their safety improvements (which are mostly legit) but continues to use cautions to bunch the field up which inevitably leads to moar cautions/risk.


I used to watch NASCAR a lot but the last 15-20 years have been downhill. Combined the last few years I may have watched a little more than a whole race each year and that's mostly watching the race at Darlington because I'm already at the track.

 

Before Seb's tire failure they showed slowmo footage of his car and the tires looked really worn out on the edges.

 

From the Toto:

"I think Lewis is probably the only superstar in Formula One,” says Wolff. “For me he is not only the best driver at the moment but he is also a personality with profile".

Hamilton’s success has helped to turn that around and Wolff says: “In terms of having him in the car it gives the team profile. It gives the brand profile so it has a business impact.”

He adds that Mercedes is now “perceived as younger, more dynamic, sporty than it was before then. It is attracting the market with disposable income. We have increased the potential target group of customers. You can probably say that we have gone down to 30-year-olds who can start to afford to have a Mercedes.”

Sauce:
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/m...-10332838.html

 

What would be interestering is Lew winning the championship only because Nico finished 4th instead of 2nd at Austria.

 

This is pretty much true.

 

But the baby faced killer (VET) is funnier.

 

VET and RAI are tied in points.

 

 

Apparently two of Ron's daughters are black and another is Gordon Ramsey. Hmm

 

moles above lip and eye confirm that this is #2. Looks better in this one. Still it's a "no" for Ron.

 

Still wood plow both of them. Hell I'd take the ugly juan and a job with the FIL. I aint too proud.

 

What's going on here?

 

inappropriate jokes about cerebral palsy

 

The 2016 Austrian Grand Prix was the first time the lead of an F1 race had changed on the final lap since Jenson Button passed Vettel for victory in Canada 2011.