Typically this is how it goes for me.... get up, tune in... watch the pre-race... watch the opening 5-7 laps... 10 if there's an incident on the opening lap.... fall asleep for the middle 50% of the race which typically just ends up being a parade anyways.... wake up for the lat 5-10 laps... feign surprise when Hamilton wins (again). To be honest I think the best part of the racing happens in the middle to latter part of the pack, the battles for the 6th-13th places... the bottom end of the points. I heard someone suggest once that F1 should extend points to all finishers... and at first I thought that a good idea... but then realized that some of the best racing was happening around that 10th spot as the racers scramble for those final racing points and I realized... hell... that's what makes this different... leave that like it is... what I'd like to see gotten rid of though are blue flags. Just because you're going around fast enough to lap others, why should they get out of your way so you can go faster? Fight for your spot, don't just have it handed to you. And bring back refueling.

-tg