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some chance of rain tomorrow

http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/41150.html

Simon 'Fake Jake' Lazenby suggesting a conspiracy with the FI coverage, but throwing a jokey little wink into it.

I hope FI don't park, they are in a good position for points!

According RTL Deutschland there was a little technical problem with the car, so they decided to stay in the pits with Schumacher.

lol there are people on atlas claiming that the the FOM not showing FI is "conspirancy theory". What more blatant they need to realize such an obvious thing?

Looks as though someone at FOM is quite pissed off because of the Force India farce yesterday: cameramen and TV director are completely ignoring them...

SLIGHT HAZE AND PARTLY CLOUDY BECOMING CLOUDY WITH A SMALL CHANCE OF ISOLATED RAIN LATER.

Tobias, give it a rest. It's not gonna rain not in this place

Sky guys quite timid to say FOM didn't show FI as a payback for missing FP2.

edit: anybody knows where I can find the schedule/tv guide(don't know how you guys call it in UK) of SkyF1?

Well if they are going to park it, I hope they milk fuck out of it. Remember Jean Alesis ridiculous jump start in the Speedcar series? I hope di Resta does that.

Adam Hay-Nicholls (the Metro's motorsport journo) pointing out on Twitter that this is not the first time that the TV director has been ordered to avoid a certain team.

Any guesses?

Makes sense since he did cross paths with the powers that be quite often.

Q. (Khoda Rawi – F1Arab.com) Lewis, I believe you are the first driver in F1 history that finished the first three races of the season in third position, and you've never won here before. Do you think you can do it tomorrow, since the car seems competitive on all tracks?

LH: It's going to be massively hard tomorrow, for sure. We seem to have had some good races here. I think in my first year I was second here – we struggled a little bit that year and yet we still got good results and I think we have a better car this year to fight the Red Bulls in the race. I think their race pace has generally been a little bit quicker in the last couple of races, within a tenth (of a second) of race pace, but we've made some improvements so I hope that tomorrow our set-up works really well for us and we can challenge for a win.

Q. (Khoda Rawi – F1Arab.com) Lewis, you have a huge fan base in the Middle East; what would you like to say to your fans?

LH: To my fans here… Growing up I never ever thought that I would ever have fans so to learn that I have more and more fans coming from different places and particularly the Middle East is a fantastic feeling, so I'm very much appreciative of all the support that they give me and I hope that many of them come this weekend. And a big thank you to all of them for some of the messages that I get, because I do notice that I have certain messages on Twitter or Facebook from out here in the Middle East, so just a big thank you to them, and fingers crossed for the season.