There's a lot cool techie stuff about applying F1 knowledge to real life and I think there will be about 20 of us going so it should be a lot of fun!
Here is the Sidepodcast post about the meetup including a video from the BBC which I think is UK-only but others might as well give it a go anyway.
Here is the Science Museum web page about it all and the New Scientist had a gallery of it. I hope to bring you a little report on Thursday as well as some photos if they'll allow us to take any. I also hope to make use of Twitter and Twitpic from my mobile, if I can get them working.
I've been to London several times before but only once in the guise of a motorsport fan, this back in 2004 for the "F1 In Regent Street" demo runs where I stood three feet from F1 cars and didn't see a single one! Pics! But don't click that, there's nothing there worth looking at.
Let's hope that hyped up F1 fans will not be blocking all of the exhibits tomorrow in a frenzy of excitement. Look, a KERS device, crowd around it!
You may think I am mad for going all the way to London to meet some internet people in a museum, and you would be right. I started to wonder about my sanity when I saw the increased train prices..

2 comments:
Jealous! About both the London Science Museum and the Sidpodcast meetup! You got me well and truly (or is that well and Trulli?) hooked on their stuff a month or two ago, so I'm definitely more than a little jealous about being able to meet up with a bunch of like-minded F1 fans. I guess I'll have to settle for the Curt Cavin Burger Bash at Indy...
Anyway, enjoy!
Nice one Andy! The museum was something of a let down but in all honesty that wasn't the reason for going, it was an excuse to meet up with all these great people.
They recorded an impromptu podcast 5 minutes from the museum in Hyde Park, it'll be on the site soon. I said a few words..
In return I'm slightly jealous at you for the Burger Bash, last year's sounded excellent.
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