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**prowsnobswend** · 01-02-2012, 06:45 PM

After Webber was seriously mauled by a lion, Red Bull decided to add to its garage, a red bull. This it was hoped would garner additional sponsorship and provide vital protection from lions. Unfortunately it merely attracted the attention of one Fernando Alonso, who being a Spaniard, had as a result of his schooling, been compulsorily trained in the art of bullfighting since the age of 5. To complete the trio Alonso had also scaled Everest, K2 and Kilimanjaro all from the inside... twice.
"There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely games."

Seven time World Paragliding Paintball & Boxing Champion, Eddie Irvine, was lured back to F1 with a seat at Mercedes GP. He will host a new program on Sky Sports called "What's your problem?". The show, expected to last about 4 minutes long before every GP of the season, sees Eddie hunt down people in pit lane and ask the question before headbutting them if they fail to give a satisfactory answer.

01-02-2012, 06:45 PM	#4
prowsnobswend Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 412 Senior Member	After Webber was seriously mauled by a lion, Red Bull decided to add to its garage, a red bull. This it was hoped would garner additional sponsorship and provide vital protection from lions. Unfortunately it merely attracted the attention of one Fernando Alonso, who being a Spaniard, had as a result of his schooling, been compulsorily trained in the art of bullfighting since the age of 5. To complete the trio Alonso had also scaled Everest, K2 and Kilimanjaro all from the inside... twice. "There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely games." Seven time World Paragliding Paintball & Boxing Champion, Eddie Irvine, was lured back to F1 with a seat at Mercedes GP. He will host a new program on Sky Sports called "What's your problem?". The show, expected to last about 4 minutes long before every GP of the season, sees Eddie hunt down people in pit lane and ask the question before headbutting them if they fail to give a satisfactory answer.
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