elyob wrote: > Tell me I'm not wrong .. there is a cycle lane on the > third corner of the Adelaide F1 track As part of the new F1 "environmentally friendly" rules, the drivers have to get out and do a lap on a bicycle every pit stop while their tyres are changed and the windscreen washed ;-) Actually, the race is held in Albert Park which, when its not being a race track is ...err.... a park. Tony
elyob posted ... > Tell me I'm not wrong .. there is a cycle lane on the > third corner of the Adelaide F1 track You're not wrong ... The race is run in Albert Park, and is on public roads. I think they close them while the race is on though .. -- Paul (8(|) Homer rocks ..
errrm, and it's in Melbourne news:[email protected]... > elyob posted ... > > > Tell me I'm not wrong .. there is a cycle lane on the > > third corner of the Adelaide F1 track > > You're not wrong ... > > The race is run in Albert Park, and is on public roads. I > think they close > them while the race is on though .. > > > -- > Paul > > (8(|) Homer rocks ..
Hedgehog & Markarina posted ... > errrm, and it's in Melbourne Yeah .. I ... er ... missed that bit .. -- Paul (8(|) Homer rocks ..
"elyob" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>... > Tell me I'm not wrong .. there is a cycle lane on the > third corner of the Adelaide F1 track I think you are wrong - it was Melbourne There seemed to be a lot of cycle lanes (it's a street circuit) and they all looked pretty wide to me.
"elyob" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>... > Tell me I'm not wrong .. there is a cycle lane on the > third corner of the Adelaide F1 track I think you are wrong - it was Melbourne There seemed to be a lot of cycle lanes (it's a street circuit) and they all looked pretty wide to me.
On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 05:30:06 -0800, Mike Farnes wrote: > "elyob" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected] > text.cableinet.net>... >> Tell me I'm not wrong .. there is a cycle lane on the >> third corner of the Adelaide F1 track > > I think you are wrong - it was Melbourne There seemed > to be a lot of cycle lanes (it's a street circuit) and > they all looked pretty wide to me. IIRC There is some nice bike paths + lanes around Albert Park. So it probably was a bicycle lane. -kt
"kingsley" <[email protected]> wrote in message news[email protected]... > On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 05:30:06 -0800, Mike Farnes wrote: > > > "elyob" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>... > >> Tell me I'm not wrong .. there is a cycle lane on the > >> third corner of the > >> Adelaide F1 track > > > > I think you are wrong - it was Melbourne There seemed > > to be a lot of cycle lanes (it's a street circuit) and > > they all looked pretty wide to me. > > IIRC There is some nice bike paths + lanes around Albert > Park. So it probably was a bicycle lane. > It really was. I had to see the replay as I fell asleep on the third lap or so.
<[email protected]> wrote: >The race is run in Albert Park, and is on public roads. I >think they close them while the race is on though .. Correct. There's far too much overtaking on public roads. James
