Hi all. When I was young and made a mistake the thing I was usually told was that when I would become older I would also become wiser en therefore make less (stupid) mistakes. Stupid is possibly a bit too harsh a word but it comes pretty close to what I am sometimes ;-) This weekend the Formula One feast will once again burst loose, as usual starting with the Grand Prix of Australia. The only down side I can think of is the time difference between here and there, which is something like eleven hours or so. So when last night I wanted to see the first qualification of the season live on TV it meant me sitting in front of that big screen at approximately five minutes to three ... AM that is. The qualification should last from three to four in the morning, and I was ready for it. Mentally that was, because physically after watching half an hour of racing cars doing their best I just could keep my head straight up and simply had to go to bed. I'm guessing it's an age thing, so tonight I'll ask Bas how he does these things *grin* Tonight by the way is going to be a pretty long night again. Like last night there's first a qualification (yes again, I know. Not my choice at all but hey, who am I right? If it were up to me ... but it simply isn't.) at around eleven thirty followed closely by a couple of hours of ... nothing :S And after these hours the actual race will begin at three AM again. So all in all we'll be glued to the seats until five thirty I reckon. And then I'll head home, aim for the bed and just let go. So don't expect to get me on the phone or on-line something until way later that afternoon, okay?