Economy of the race

I do not understand the economics of Formula One. There is just so much of money thrown into this business & much more earned out of it, The rich created Formula One to enjoy it as entertainment, while the poor tries their very best to enjoy it as a privilege. We are expecting for 100,000 spectators tomorrow from all walks of life to congregate at Sepang. Let's hope for a good weather on this year's Easter Sunday.

We were having a warm, sunny day when dark clouds moved over the circuit minutes before the qualifying race. Cars skidded about & fortunately, none were hurt. Ferrari & McLaren failed in their strategy of leaving the last from their respective pit lanes as they thought the cars leaving prior to them will help in washing & drying up the track by the time they are on. Instead, they suffered great losses as it started raining cats & dogs. Jenson Button skidded off the track & bowed out of the first qualifying round. His teammate, Lewis Hamilton topped the previous two practice races, also failed his first qualifying round. Instead, Red Bull's Mark Webber will be taking pole position for tomorrow's race.

I will be heading back home after the race tomorrow night. I am just so deprived of my Sweetheart's love & attention that I really look forward to be in her embrace again! I miss my Sweetheart so, so much! Tomorrow will be an exciting day for the nation to be able to host such a reputable international event. Tomorrow will be an exciting day for me to be able to go back to the one Love of my life whom I can never live without. {S}