So am I!
I've spent the winter doing my best to ignore the political hassles that are bedeviling Formula One. Fortunately we have great writers who are keeping track of all the maneuverings among Bernie, the banks, the teams and the carmakers. I can't say I'm not interested, but for me it's what happens on the track that counts. So I couldn't be more relieved that at last we're ready for action. The off-season blathering will come to a temporary halt.
I've just had a note through the post from BMW Williams F1 with their last press-kit materials for 2005. They sign off very nicely: "We're looking forward to an exciting season!"
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