Blackberry Drives Formula One Race Car? You Decide

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Real? Fake? Oh, who cares. After all, it’s really not the point. All this stunt advertising stuff is supposed to just be fun so we’re going to leave the “real or fake” analysis the the web weenies who can’t help but take the fun out of everything by analyzing it to death.

Anyway, on with the story. Vodafone, that company that loves to throw snowballs in a girl’s faces that look nothing like snowballs, is out with a stunt that has driver Lewis Hamilton operate his McLaren vehicle with a Blackberry.

Funny how the car doesn’t run off the track when he turns to beam a smile at his pit crew after taking the car out onto the track.

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