This page and the previous: yay off season

So now there's Mario, Michael, Marco, Mario #2 and Mia? I think there might be a Marissa too. They like they're M's.

After months of waiting, it's believed news of Simona de Silvestro's plans will be made public on Friday.

It can take 15 minutes for your levels to come back up to a safe level. In fact, doctors recommend waiting 45 minutes before driving in real life.

Band is now trying to keep its IndyCar coverage and trying to convince IndyCar for this extra-official brazilian race, scheduled - second rumours for a reformed Brasilia racetrack.

kinda want to take both "de cesaris" and "ellis" posts and views and merge them. as some of you have seen in certain posts of mine, my pancreas has basically all but failed. the pancreas is what produces a persons insulin. while im not fully diabetic like charlie, i do have to watch everything, and i mean EVERYTHING, i eat and drink. im lucky if i can get away with 10g of fat for an entire day and not end up in the hospital.(and counting sugar and sodium and processed foods and so on) i know most of you wont care and you can talk shit about this post, whatever, but it really is alot more to it than writing down numbers and "pushing a button". with things like this (for me at least) your body controls you not the other way around. i went nearly 3 years without being able working before finding a boss who was sympathetic to what i am dealing with on a daily basis. im 27 and i take roughly 150 pills a month to balance out whats going on with my body. all i am is a simple mechanic. i cant imaging traveling, having races and sessions to be at, sponsor appearances and so on. if hes even close to how i am, what he does is beyond amazing. ive had blood tests and surgeries on my pancreas and everything in between and still no answer in sight. i know it seems like a simple thing but really guys, theres so so much more behind closed doors that, unless your close to someone with it, you will never understand. sorry for the rant, just annoys me when people think uncontrollable health issues are such a simple fix.