"letting go doesn't mean giving up. it means moving on. it is one of the hardest things a person can do. starting at birth, we grasp on to anything we can get our hands on, and hold on as if we will cease to exist when we let go. we feel that letting go is giving up, quitting, and that as we all know is cowardly. but as we grow older we are forced to change our way of thinking. we are forced to realize that letting go means accepting things that cannot be. it means maturing and moving on, no matter how hard you have to fight yourself to do so."

watched F1 yesterday and it was probably the most exciting race that i have ever seen. watched the qualifying session, and schumacher had a terrible lap. he was 13rd overall. and at that moment, i thought that schumacher couldnt have a podium finish. but at least, there's raikkonen.

745pm, the race started. schumi was fast and throughout the first 45 laps or so, he overtook 10 cars and was behind button and alonso. i was so fascinated, his time per lap shortened by around 1.5s. then he finally overtook button and was leading after he went to refill his petrol tank. then the real race started.

it's a tight one between alonso and him. in the last 5 laps, he had chances to overtake that stupid alonso. but then alonso wasnt stupid afterall. he made schumi slowed down and widened their gap. but until the last lap, the last part, they were still inseparable. in the end, alonso got the checkered flag, 0.215s ahead of schumi.

although he didnt win, but it's really great to see him make a comeback, superb race. i didnt regret sitting in front of the tv for one and a half hours.

ferrari rawks! what say you?