Most of us are probably sick of hearing about Twitter, given the way it has somehow invaded so many aspects of our lives even if we've never visited it. "Follow us on Twitter!"
"Join the discussion on Twitter!"
"My Twitter account is..." Still, it has uses.  Most of the current crop of F1 drivers maintain a Twitter feed, providing us with a somewhat new insight into the lives of men who, in public at least, maintain a bland, sponsor-approved image. It's likely few drivers actually say everything they mean, or mean everything they say.  And it wouldn't be unkind to say that like most Twitter accounts, an overwhelming majority of the messages are about as interesting as watching paint dry. But from time to time the odd intere...

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Most of us are probably sick of hearing about Twitter, given the way it has somehow invaded so many aspects of our lives even if we've never visited it. "Follow us on Twitter!"
"Join the discussion on Twitter!"
"My Twitter account is..." Still, it has uses.  Most of the current crop of F1 drivers maintain a Twitter feed, providing us with a somewhat new insight into the lives of men who, in public at least, maintain a bland, sponsor-approved image. It's likely few drivers actually say everything they mean, or mean everything they say.  And it wouldn't be unkind to say that like most Twitter accounts, an overwhelming majority of the messages are about as interesting as watching paint dry. But from time to time the odd intere...

Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - Motorsports
Article is property of BleacherReport.com