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The Grand Prix of Great Britiain at Overtime Sports Bar and Grill06/21/2009 - 12:00pm Location(s)Overtime Sports Bar and Grill 398 7th Street (7th @ Harrison) San Francisco, CA, 94108United States
Jenson has his eyes on the prize . . . . . . as these two Brits get ready for a farewell race at Silverstone . . . . . . what a difference a year makes! (RSVP for the British GP) Thanks to everyone for a great race from Turkey - we're at it again this Sunday afternoon with the Grand Prix of Britain starting at noon down at Overtime. This will be an F1 farewell to Silvertone for a while, so watch these homecrowd favorites as the current World Champion races against his heir apparent. This is a noon broadcast, and the flag drop will start within 5-10 minutes of the pre-race. Kubica's been struggling with the F1.09 . . . . . . and Paul-Henri's captured the twists and turns along the way. We invite you to check out all of Paul-Henri's photos from the Turkish Grand Prix through his website at F1-Photo.com, so keep Dad in mind this Father's Day when you're wondering what he might like . . . And finally . . .
Our friends at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca have generously offered a pair of 3-day MotoGP tickets to the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix, July 3rd-5th, which we will be raffling after the British Grand Prix. Thanks again to everyone at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca for their generosity! To help Overtime's kitchen plan for their lunch this Sunday, we ask you to please RSVP so arrangements can be made. RSVP's during the morning portion of the race season help us in the smooth running of our events, so thanks again for your help! As always - big thanks to Paul-Henri and Terry Griffin (just back from shooting the 24H of LeMans) for these three beautiful raffle photos shot two weeks ago in Turkey. We look forward to seeing you at the races!
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The Grand Prix of Turkey at Overtime Sports Bar and Grill06/07/2009 - 12:00pm 06/07/2009 - 2:00pm Location(s)Overtime Sports Bar and Grill 398 7th Street (7th @ Harrison) San Francisco, CA, 94108United States But will Felipe Massa make it a 4th consecutive win in Turkey? (RSVP) Amazing - we had over 75 fans out for the Monaco Grand Prix - a new daytime race record for a non season-ending race! Huge thanks to everyone who came out to join us. We're at it again this Sunday afternoon with the Grand Prix of Turkey starting at noon down at Overtime. This race should start within 5-10 minutes of the pre-race. Button takes the big prize on the streets of Monaco. . . . . . and a 1-2 for BrawnGP We invite you to check out all of Paul-Henri's photos from the Monaco Grand Prix through his website at F1-Photo.com, so keep Dad in mind this Father's Day when you're wondering what he might like! Brawn GP is definitely sweeping up . . . . . . amazing work by the team! To help Overtime's kitchen plan for their lunch this Sunday, we ask you to please RSVP so arrangements can be made. RSVP's during the morning portion of the race season help us in the smooth running of our events, so thanks again for your help! Raikkonen looks for a win this season . . . . . . with the halfway mark fast approaching As always - big thanks to Paul-Henri and Terry Griffin for these three beautiful raffle photos shot two weeks ago in Monaco. As ever, we look forward to seeing you at the races!
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The Grand Prix of Monaco and Indy 500 GP Brunch at Overtime Sports Bar and Grill05/24/2009 - 10:00am 05/24/2009 - 12:30pm Location(s)Overtime Sports Bar and Grill 398 7th Street (7th @ Harrison) San Francisco, CA, 94108United States Club Auto Sport 521 Charcot Avenue, San Jose, CA 95131 *Note* this pre-race showing will begin at 8:30am San Jose, CA, 95131United States Just a reminder . . . and an update on an additional viewing location in the South Bay! See below for details.
The jewel in the F1 crown is this Sunday! And we look forward to seeing you out at the races down at Overtime! (RSVP)
Wow - have to say a big thank you to the 50+ Formula 1 fans who came out to join us this past Mother's Day for the races from Spain - we'll be at it again this Sunday with the height of the F1 season: The Monaco Grand Prix. We will show the action from Monte Carlo in conjuction with the 93rd running of the Indy 500 live from the Brickyard, so hope you can join us for a great morning of racing with the Monaco GP 10am pre-race, 10:30am flag drop. No rain in Spain . . . . . . and title talk for Button and BrawnGP We invite you to check out all of Paul-Henri's photos from the Spanish Grand Prix here - all are available directly through his website at P1-Photo.com, so keep Dad in mind this Father's Day when you're wondering what he might like! Reubens at the ready for a win this season . . . . . . but how didn't it materialize for him in Spain? To help Overtime's kitchen plan for the morning's breakfast, we ask you to please RSVP so arrangements can be made. RSVP's during the morning portion of the race season help us in the smooth running of our events, so thanks again for your help! With less competitive hardware this year . . . . . . Massa and Ferrari are taking notes for 2010 As always - big thanks to Paul-Henri and Terry Griffin for these beautiful raffle photos shot just last race in Spain. And finally - we have some special raffle items this weekend thanks to our friends at Redline Coffee. Redline have sent us some organic, fair trade/high-octane gearhead coffee for our members to try Sunday Morning, and we hope you'll stop by and enjoy some taste from the track at the flag drop this weekend! As ever, we look forward to seeing you at the races!
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The Grand Prix of Spain and GP Brunch at Overtime Sports Bar and Grill05/10/2009 - 10:00am 05/10/2009 - 12:30pm Location(s)Overtime Sports Bar and Grill 398 7th Street (7th @ Harrison) San Francisco, CA, 94108United States No rain? No problem for Button and BrawnGP in Bahrain . . . . . . but how long can they keep leading in the points this season? Thanks to the 50+ race fans who came out to join us for the races from Bahrain - we'll be at it again this Sunday with more screens, and better viewing as the races head over to Europe. For this leg of the season, the Spanish Grand Prix gets us started off and we hope you can join us for another morning of racing starting with a 10am pre-race, 10:30am flag drop. Vettel and Red Bull keeping pace . . . . . . better than most with outdated aero so far this season. To help Overtime's kitchen plan for the morning's breakfast, we ask you to please RSVP so arrangements can be made. RSVP's during the morning portion of the race season help us in the smooth running of our events, so thanks again for your help! As always - big thanks to Paul-Henri and Terry Griffin for these beautiful raffle photos shot just last race in Bahrain, with many more great photos available at The Cahier Archive not shown here. Toyota finishes P3 from a $2 billion front row . . . . . . how long will they last in F1? And finally - we have a special raffle gift this weekend thanks to our friends at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca: Two pairs of 3 day paddock and admission passes to the upcoming Monterey Festival of Speed, May 15-17, so get ready for some wheel banging and close racing between these great cars: GT and Daytona Prototypes will be trying . . . . . . to keep their wheels on the black stuff next weekend in Monterey! We'll see you at the races this Sunday morning!
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The Grand Prix of Bahrain and GP Brunch at Overtime Sports Bar and Grill04/26/2009 - 10:00am 04/26/2009 - 12:30pm Location(s)Overtime Sports Bar and Grill 398 7th Street (7th @ Harrison) San Francisco, CA, 94108United States Vettel on top in the wet . . . . . . and a solid follow up to his performance last year in Monza Thanks to the great group out last weekend for some much improved racing in the wet from Shanghai! As the races move closer to Europe we'll be watching on a new day - Sunday - with brunch and Peet's coffee served at Overtime. Sunday's race will be shown at a different time as well, 10am pre-race, 10:30am flag drop. To help the kitchen plan for the morning's breakfast, we ask you to please RSVP so food arrangements can be made the days before. RSVP's help us in the smooth running of our events as we move towards the morning race phase of the season. Thank you for your help with this! As always - another big thank you to Paul-Henri and Terry Griffin for these beautiful raffle photos featuring race shot just last week in China with race winner Sebastian Vettel and crowd favorite Jenson Button:
BrawnGP: Ready for a new group of challengers? Vettel on the top step from P1! . . . and please don't forget to RSVP! See you at the races this Sunday morning!
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Streaming video of old F1 racesWe'll see how long this lasts before the FOM gets involved . . . Until then, this website is streaming old F1 races. They show the whole race from various national networks. Today I've seen 1992 Belgian GP from ESPN, 1974 Brazilian GP from German TV & 2005 Imola from ITV.
2009 Season Kickoff - A tour of Canepa Design03/14/2009 - 10:30am 03/14/2009 - 12:00pm Location(s)Canepa Design 4900 Scotts Valley Drive Scotts Valley, CA, 95066United States Welcome to the 2009 preseason - we're getting this year kicked off with another tour we know you'll like! The Canepa Design Museum: As featured in the December 2008 Robb Report Join us for a tour of Canepa Design Saturday, March 14th, 10:30a - 12:00p You are invited to join SFF1.com on a guided tour with Llew Kinst of Canepa Design with an opportunity to see their automotive museum and facilities in Scotts Valley, California. Think of it as Top Gear meets Santa Cruz Mountains: Examples from their new museum collection include Porsche 962 #2 run at LeMans, the monster Can-Am Porsche 917 #17 (a car with 1100 bhp+, and 0-100 in 3 seconds), and an Arrows Formula 1 car. Space is limited, and while we welcome all who wish to attend, we ask that you please RSVP to us for this very special event - we look forward to seeing you on the tour! Guests are welcome. As we're getting the new season underway, also please note that the F1 2009 starts down under later this month on the 28th, RSVP and details are posted here . That's right, the first race this season is LIVE from Australia this month, and we're looking forward to an amazing start at Overtime Sports Bar and Grill (now with more screens). We hope you can join us for our season opener LIVE from Australia on Saturday, March 28th at 10:30pm, the flag drops at 11:00pm. (RSVP) Also - please note that Grand Prix Guides are now available for a limited time from Terry Griffin (email). Direct from his good friend and author, Jacques Deschenaux, this guide is widely considered the bible of F1 facts - and is an industry standard for those in the know.
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