Doesn't matter what time of the day it is, if the racing was like Bahrain a couple of weeks ago, yes, I'm loud as can be. I hope my neighbours aren't hearing me.
I remember when I used to kind of like Seb Vettel in Abu Dhabi 2010, when he won, I was yelling to the top of my lungs very early in the morning.
When I was watching Malaysia 2012, I was cheering very loudly for Sergio Perez when he was giving Alonso a run for his money. Everybody living with me was sleeping.
Last night, during Qualifying, I was making shrieks of surprise when Vettel was really fast. At one point, I was saying, "OH! OH! OH!" very loudly as Hamilton posted a time that was a second faster than the second-place guy. Once again, the family was sleeping.
As I said, it doesn't matter where I watch the race, I am loud as anything. My family seems to tolerate it, but, I don't know if anyone else will be as tolerant of this habit of mine.
I remember when I used to kind of like Seb Vettel in Abu Dhabi 2010, when he won, I was yelling to the top of my lungs very early in the morning.
When I was watching Malaysia 2012, I was cheering very loudly for Sergio Perez when he was giving Alonso a run for his money. Everybody living with me was sleeping.
Last night, during Qualifying, I was making shrieks of surprise when Vettel was really fast. At one point, I was saying, "OH! OH! OH!" very loudly as Hamilton posted a time that was a second faster than the second-place guy. Once again, the family was sleeping.
As I said, it doesn't matter where I watch the race, I am loud as anything. My family seems to tolerate it, but, I don't know if anyone else will be as tolerant of this habit of mine.