A trip to Monaco

There's only so many times I can get excited (exasperated?) by the new qualifying rules. But Chris Balfe's piece on pitpass today made me laugh. I just hope the FIA read it. The idea that a major website can suggest running a competition to predict the starting grid for a race after all the qualifying times are known shows just what a state we are in.

But maybe we shouldn't worry about it. There are rules, and the FIA claim to understand them. The cars will still start the race and if one of the quick cars does get moved back then it should just make the race more interesting (unless Christian Klien gets carried away again). So from now on, I'm not going to complain any more, just sit back and accept the situation.

Unless I get really wound up, that is.