So this is it?

OK, this is my first videoblog. So be nice with me ;)

Been on TV again

OK guys, I've been to munich for filming this one back in April. Yesterday it finally aired in the Show "BRain" on german TV. Have fun and a laugh at my incredible RL driving skills :P

BMW and their new (old) drivers for 2008

Mario Theissen presented today their drivers for the following Formula 1 season:

Nick Heidfeld
and
Robert Kubica

Personally I'm really happy for Nick, that he can stay with that promisning team, 3rd best in the world atm, and definitely the possibility to win races and more next year. Robert I think will have some little probs at the beginning of next year with the removed traction control, but will attach fast and then will own together with Nick. Well, I do think, Nick's faster over a race distance anyway ;)

Groenholm, the ubern00b ;)

Even a Rallyepro like Groenholm doesnt manage to get the rear in, without stalling :D Enjoy this actual vid from today, taken by Danny aka Husky:

Skinners go pro?

While Team Inferno, home of the famous setupfield for LFS, is looking for a new skin the competition way, it gets clearer and clearer: Car skinning - not only in LFS - becomes more and more professional. Why is that?
The reasons are a bit the same, as there are more and more sponsors and kind of semi-professional teams in Sim Racing and eSports itself. People want the best they can get, and the skill of a bunch of graphic enthusiasts reached a level, which is definitely payworthy. There are still guys that know their stuff really great, and do it for the fun. But: The big teams want good quality skins, while they themselves concentrate more on the core of Racing and maybe keeping a website up. So they are open to offer good skinners some reward. It starts with small amounts of money or a T-Shirt or some hardware stuff. But that's only the beginning.
So, Skinnerz out there: Keep up your great work!

Back in town - unfortunately

You might wonder why, but a simple question: What else do you need, if you have in a little village with about 500 inhabitants right in the french alps, at about 900 meters above NN full speed DSL internet? :P You can check a lot of pics in my buddies picasa webalbum. And then imagine a sunset, 25°C, a nice "Cote du Rhone", some cheese on a nice balkony or in a nice garden with your laptop at hand. No better working place on earth!

En directe de France

Just a short vid from the brother of my buddy here in France. He's enjoying the US of A atm, and it seems like american sand tastes good for a french guy ;)

Back flip on the sand
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France, I'm coming!

Just posting to say good bye for about ten days. We are visiting friends - basically my second family - in Lyon and Grenoble and will enjoy the french Savoir Vivre. So just to let you know, see you in about ten days, and maybe I have some news about the GC then ;)