Andy Murray.

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Originally Posted by kettering_baggie

I don’t think that any other sport comes close to pro-cycling for endurance and toughness. This years Tour de France is a good example, already there have been some big crashes and most of them get up and carry on, often with blood running down their arms and legs. Geraint Thomas crashed yesterday and dislocated his shoulder, the doctor snapped it back into the socket and G gets back on his bike and carries on! Today, incredible, Mark Cavendish wins his first TdF stage for 5 years, his 31st in all, after years of illness and injuries, what a superstar!

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Have to agree there Ketts. If anyone wants to see what he means (I think I am right here Ketts) just look out for and tune into the highlights of the Alpine stages.

I like most sport but since I can first remember the ones I have loved are football and cricket.

It's a big 'no' from me for F1 (sport?)

It's interesting that the majority of fans on this board who have expressed an opinion on Formula 1, find it a bore.

I watch the first lap of F1 races and after that it’s a bore.

That said, it’s interesting when a former F1 driver gets to test a present day car like Anthony Davidson did with Hamilton’s car recently, he said it was awesome to drive.

I think the stringent rules spoil F1, the cars are virtually identical, they should be allowed to build what they want to build.

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Originally Posted by mickd1961

I watch the first lap of F1 races and after that it’s a bore.

That said, it’s interesting when a former F1 driver gets to test a present day car like Anthony Davidson did with Hamilton’s car recently, he said it was awesome to drive.

I think the stringent rules spoil F1, the cars are virtually identical, they should be allowed to build what they want to build.

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I agree back in the day it was awesome remember that mad Renault that had 6 wheels racing against the black and gold JPS special, racing was exciting then.