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Crab Cottage
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Cottage | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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A well equipped, stylish and comfortable holiday abode just minutes from the beach.
The Crow's Nest apartment & Crab Cottage are situated in the heart of Cromer town centre, sharing a private entrance hallway with direct access onto Bond street. They can either rented separately or together to provide accommodation for 9 people .
Ideal getaway for family and friends, just a short stroll to Cromer's magnificent pier with its theatre providing year round entertainment, its beautiful wide sandy beach, range of fantastic cafes, restaurants and pubs. The cottage sleeps 4 in two bedrooms, with ensuite (WC and basin) to double room, twin room and separate family bathroom downstairs.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Cromer 200 m
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|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|10 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Norwich Airport 20 km, Nearest railway: Cromer 1 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden
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The East Anglia region
There is a working RNLI lifeboat station and museum and there are plenty of excellent walks along the cliff top trail or along the beach to either Overstrand to the south or to East and West Runton to the North.
For more information, please do hesitate to contact us.
Annual events include the Folk Festival in May, Carnival Week (held during the third week in August), and fireworks over the water on New Year's Day.
The railway station is just a short walk away with connections to Norwich, the Broads and Sheringham. Catch a bus or drive to the Georgian town of Holt, 15 minutes away. The fine city of Norwich with its excellent shopping malls, theatre, cinema complexes, cathedral, castle museum, plenty of inns and restaurants is only 20 miles away.
The Coast Hopper bus provides a regular hassle free service round the picturesque coast where you may 'hop on' and off at such beautiful coastal villages as Cley, Blakeney and Morston and connects with boat trips to visit the seals.
If you manage to exhaust the many options available to you in Cromer other attractions include the wonderful North Norfolk Steam Railway at Holt, famous for its 40's reenactment weekends held in September,the Splash Aqua Pool at Sheringham,the National Trust Sheringham Park for walks with wonderful views, Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall.The RSPB nature and bird reserves at Cley and Blakeney are also very popular. Daily boat hire and river trips are available on the famous Norfolk Broads just a 30 minute drive away.
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3 Oct 2014
"Great decor and comfortable in central location"
We had a lovely week staying in Crab cottage in Cromer. The cottage was clean well equipped and had all we wanted and the welcome pack was appreciated. We unloaded at the door and then parked the car … More
22 Aug 2014
"Good Location But Awful Damp Smell, Dog Hairs on Sofa and Dog Excrement in Court Yard"
Bathroom and hall way smell damp, Grouting around bath is Moldy, Dog Hairs on Sofa. Court Yard had dog Excrement in it on arrival and parking is not as easy as made out… More
25 Jul 2014
"A week by the sea"
Cosy cottage very convenient for the sea and the town. Well equipped kitchen and comfy beds. Nice to have outdoor enclosed terrace for the dog. Stairs a little steep if you find stairs a problem.… More
21 Jul 2014
"Comfortable accomodation in central location, but parking was a problem"
Crab Cottage is in a good central location in Cromer, which is a lovely seaside town. Very convenient for all amenities, including the many and varied independent shops. The cottage was comfortable and spacious, though the stairs were a bit steep. We managed them ok.
The only real problem with it was the lack of parking outside or near the property on the road, it was very restricted. So we bought a week's season ticket from the Tourist Information Office so that we could use a couple of car parks in Cromer. The nearest was 10-15 minutes walk away. We were able to use the ticket in other car parks in other places in N. Norfolk which was good.
We are very pleased that you enjoyed your stay in Crab Cottage. Although there is no designated parking it is possible to stop outside to load and unload your car. Most of our guests find free parking on nearby streets using the map we provide. The main pay and display car park is at the Tourist information office on Louden Road which is 300 metres away, approximately 3 minutes walk. If preferred you can buy an inexpensive permit at the tourist office for the duration of your stay which can also be used at many other car parks in the area.
14 Jun 2014
"Great short break"
Stayed at Crab Cottage for a 4 night break at the end of May 2014 and had a wonderful stay. Our party consisted of myself, daughter, teenage granddaughter and her friend. The cottage was cozy, comfortable and clean and the owners had put a lot of thought into providing everything you could possibly need for your stay. Communication with Mark (owner) was excellent. Cottage was ideally situated just off the high street and only a five minute walk to the pier and beach. Check out the shows on Cromer Pier. We saw the musical Oliver (amateur operatic society) which was excellent. All in all we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend Crab Cottage.
Glad you enjoyed your stay and you are absolutely rite the theater on the pier does have some great shows we do often publish them in our Norfolk holiday Properties face book page. Hope to see you again.
5 May 2014
"Convenient and comfortable"
We really enjoyed staying in this conveniently located property. It is two minutes from the shops and the sea. It is warm (easily adjustable thermostat) and comfortable. (Beds fine)
For me personally, a clothes washer would be preferable to a dish washer, but someone else might prefer the dishwasher. The only other suggestion is a name plate on the outside door. I also think the access code entry system is a great way not to lose any keys! Oh, and the welcome package is well - welcome. Thanks.
19 Mar 2014
"A lovely little bolt hole!"
The cottage was spotless! Smaller than we expected but perfect for a long weekend. Very steep stairs but not a problem for us (2 adults, a 10 yr old and a 14 yr old.)Lovely welcome pack waiting for u… More
1 Jan 2014
"We had a most enjoyable stay in Crab Cottage, Cromer"
The cottage was very warm, comfortable, clean and well appointed. It was ideally situated in the centre of town (but quiet). We enjoyed walks around this attractive seaside town and down onto the beach. There were many cafes and restaurants within short walking distances. A fantastic winter break
22 Nov 2013
"Pretty Perfect"
Absolutely fantastic accommodation. Everything is really well thought out couldn't fault anything (other than the leaky kettle but that might be due to my own ineptitude). The facilities are gr… More
24 Oct 2013
"Centrally located, very comfortable and pet friendly"
The house was centrally located very close to the shops and restaurants and beach and was dog friendly, so was ideal for our long weekend.The house was well equipped with everything you need. The bed… More
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Roberts targets early injury return
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Wales and Cardiff centre Jamie Roberts is hoping to return to action before Christmas as he steps up his recovery from a wrist injury.
The 24-year-old has been sidelined for four months but is on course for an earlier than expected comeback, possibly for the Blues against Northampton in the Heineken Cup on Sunday, December 19.
Roberts, who has not played at all this season and missed the Wales autumn internationals, will see a specialist on Monday and could be back in action within two weeks. However the Lions centre will not rush his return if it means putting his long-term fitness at risk.
"I see the surgeon on Monday and I will get his view then," Roberts told the Western Mail. "I am not going to come back and play until it's right and it's important that I do that. I won't rush back and play when there is a whole career ahead of me.
"I have always planned to play by the end of the year and hopefully I will have good news at the start of next week. The wrist is feeling stable now which is important because I played the whole of last season with an unstable wrist.
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Roberts, capped 24 times by his country, had surgery on the wrist after Wales' tour to New Zealand in the summer. Wales missed Roberts hugely during their disappointing autumn campaign and his early return will be a major boost to Warren Gatland, and should afford him time to find his best form ahead on the Six Nations.
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"Everyone wants to play for Wales and the England game is obviously a target," said Roberts. "But my immediate aim is to get my place back in the Blues side.
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"I just can't wait to get back playing. I've been out for four months now, which is a long time to be watching from the sidelines.
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I think we met in a cub den in south Invercargill about 31 years ago, give or take a few months.
It's probably my longest-lasting friendship although often I find myself scratching my head about how we've lasted so long despite being so different. And he probably does the same.
We ended up in the same intermediate class in the mid-1980s and went through high school together. We flatted together for two years at university and then shared some crazy adventures in London.
He's the sort of mate where it can be months inbetween conversations but that's OK. I think we provide an anchor for each other in a way, a point of reference. Despite the years, at heart we're still those cheeky little south Invercargill boys.
His life changed this week with the birth of his first child, a little boy. Some might say he's left it late, but I see it more of a miracle that he got there at all.
I'm don't think he really knows what he's got himself in for. So this column is for him, because this is what I know about being a father. So here goes:
Whether you want it to or not, the baby changes your life. You might say it won't . . . but it does. It's not necessarily a good change or a bad change, it's just that everything changes.
It's not a bad thing to want to spend time with them, even if it involves just letting them sleep on you. It's actually quite soothing.
They can never get enough cuddles. And you want to cuddle them because they're yours.
Parenting is a partnership. It has to be or you can lose it all.
The sense of responsibility takes a while to emerge. But at some point the enormity of it all will just hit you - a baby is for life. Then you tend to get the sweats.
Changing nappies isn't that bad. Sure, sometimes a dreaded double code brown might take two of you, but you should never shy away from it. Real men don't do that.
At the start it feels weird because I've discovered fatherhood doesn't come naturally to most blokes. Not everyone has that natural bond others talk about and it can take a while to find a connection because their time is usually spent feeding with mum or sleeping. But it does come and when it does, it's awesome. Honest.
You will get tired and you should. It's a passage of rite . . . or it could be a rite of passage. I'm a bit tired you see.
Reading is one of the most important things you can do with them. Well, that and a bit of wrestling. But there's something quite relaxing about lying on their bed and reading them books. One day we might even move on from Hairy Maclary and Dora and into some classics like Treasure Island and Swiss Family Robinson.
In the beginning, you focus on three-hour cycles. Then after a while you can look at things day-by-day, then it becomes weeks and then its months. And then you can't remember what the first three months were like.
You can't take enough photos or video. It's not for now, it's for when you need to look back to remind yourself what those first three months were like and what you did. Those visual stimuli bring focus to that blur.
You'll soon find out that a simple thing like a smile can brighten your day. It sounds cheesy but it's true. And when they call you "daddy" for the first time is probably going to be the highlight of your week.
It's never too early to expose them to the important things in life: rock music, sport and golf. But they have to become interested in it naturally, otherwise they'll just rebel.
Alcohol becomes less important to you. Mostly because of the hangover issue. You don't want a hangover when there's a little one about.
It might seem daunting at the start, but no-one really knows what they're doing. They just tend to wing it and let instincts take over. Short of dropping them, there's little you can do that can go badly wrong.
And it gets better each day. Honest.
Welcome to dad club, mate.
* Mark Hotton is a fulltime journalist/ fulltime dad who wishes he could spend more time with his mate. But he's also more than happy spending time with his children and their mother.
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There is no suffering afterlife. The bible is clear that those who refused to accept and follow Christ are destroyed. It is clear in many areas. There are illustrations of this to convey certain points which don't actually suggest eternal hell.
This is a satanic doctrine that stems from Babylon and Egypt. I believe it is designed as an extra excuse to make people hate our beloved creator.
You'll notice that unlike the Roman Catholic Church teaches, Jesus never said "You have a choice to follow me or not, but if you don't I'll torture you".
The moon was reddish last night btw I'm not sure if anybody else saw that?
Also I had a strange dream earlier this evening:
(Please note I am not in any way a racist, this must have been some sort of symbolism.)
I was on a bus sat with two black africans who seemed really nice at first, but then I tried to get up and one held me down and I told him he was and he smiled and said i know, then I felt a sharp object in my back so I just sat there.
I was stalked from then somehow. I tried to go to the police, but they went there at the same time to talk to them as well. They didn't believe me and it was laughed off.
I called for help in the street another time where I saw police, but then it turned out they were sieging a house and a door opened and one of them was shot at point blank range. I screamed. All the while the main of the two people who followed me was grinning at me.
I tried to tell two of my friends but they didn't believe me, and befriended these two. When nobody was looking I was shown a knife. Eventually we were on a small tower which was built of squares you could go through but filled with water flowing from top to bottom. They had a party in my friends house while we were locked there.
Then they obviously believed me and we managed to escape. I drove us to a place called Port Talbot where there are no black people and we were safe forever.
It is a weird dream. Kind of makes me think we are prisoners here and the world goes on as normal. If you want to warn people you are ridiculed and nobody takes you seriously. All the while the one trying to veil the truth is grinning at you convinced he has won. At the end if you percevier you're in a new place with no more evil for ever.
Yeah sorry, I'm not sure if this dream is a worthwhile contribution :P
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I'm glad you did post. Sometimes writing down our dreams really helps understand them....either now or later!
What a nightmare you had!!! It could be a warning for you personally, I don't know. If it is bothering you pray and ask what it means. I'm beginnng to think that there is a lot of unrest coming to the U.K. and to the U.S. Maybe that is what it is about....a lot of unlawlessness.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Clemson and South Carolina are each ready to make history — and they can't think of a better place to do it than their season-ending rivalry game.
For all the injuries, surprises, milestones and disappointments, the No. 18 Tigers (9-2) and No. 14 Gamecocks (9-2) have the chance for 10 victories — something both programs have sought for decades.
"It's the state championship," Gamecocks defensive end Melvin Ingram said. "Both teams will come out and give it their all."
Just the way they have throughout a pair of surprising seasons.
The Gamecocks were picked by many to return to the Southeastern Conference title game, but they were edged out by Georgia despite beating their five Eastern Division rivals and winning six league games for the first time.
If South Carolina wins Saturday night at Williams-Brice Stadium, it would mark three straight rivalry wins — something that last happened from 1968-70 — and its first 10-win season since the celebrated "Black Magic" team that went 10-2 in 1984.
The Gamecocks have accomplished it in a totally unexpected way, too.
South Carolina figured to be led by its three offensive playmakers in quarterback Stephen Garcia, tailback Marcus Lattimore and receiver Alshon Jeffery. Garcia, however, was kicked off the team for good in October after five previous suspensions, and Lattimore went down with a season-ending knee injury that same week.
Garcia's departure has put untested sophomore Connor Shaw at quarterback, while freshman Brandon Wilds — a fifth-stringer when the season began — has picked up the slack in the backfield to help the Gamecocks continue winning. Shaw's won five of his six starts and Wilds has rushed for over 100 yards in three of four games since gaining the job.
It's also helped that South Carolina has one of the strongest defenses in the SEC. The Gamecocks are fourth in overall defense and trail only Alabama against the pass.
Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier, not always one to give in, recognized that without Garcia and Lattimore he couldn't count on going downfield the way he loves and retrenched to a ball-control attack.
"We realize that's just not what we can do right now," Spurrier said. "We have been able to run it pretty well, as you know. We've run the ball effectively — not super."
Spurrier still flings his notes when balls sail away from open receivers. Now, though, he dials up three straight runs and usually keeps the ball moving forward.
"As we all know, there's all kind of different ways to win in football, basketball, every sport, really," Spurrier said. "Running the ball, playing very good defense, scoring touchdowns in the red zone is a very good way to win."
Clemson took a different approach and for two months was the talk of college football and a BCS title contender.
First-year offensive coordinator Chad Morris brought in a fast-paced attack built on speed at the skill positions and efficient play at quarterback. That's what the Tigers got in tailback Andre Ellington, receiver Sammy Watkins and quarterback Tajh Boyd to go 8-0, the team's best start in 11 seasons. The Tigers' youth has shown the past few weeks, with Clemson losing two of three, including a stunning 37-13 loss at North Carolina State.
The sluggish stretch hasn't completely cost Clemson, which is heading to the Atlantic Coast Conference title game in Charlotte, N.C., next week no matter the outcome against the Gamecocks.
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The Upledger Foundation is coordinating urgent fundraising efforts to raise money for the separation surgery of 22-month-old conjoined Egyptian twins Ahmed and Mohamed Ibrahim.1 The twins, born June 2, 2001, are conjoined at the crown of the head - the rarest type of conjunction - and are not expected to survive much longer without the operation.
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– TNA tapes TV in New York at The Grand Ballroom at Manhattan Center on June 25th and 26th. There are also talks that the company will also tape in the New York area in August.
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That's not difficult when Soundstage 21 holds only 1,400 people.
To put that in perspective — WCW Greed, their last PPV, drew over 5,000.
Yeah….still think they'd be in business without Panda backing them?
Not a chance.
It's all OK though because WWE continually lies about it's attendance, adds crowd noise to tape edits, and, oh yeah, runs a pedophile ring with the ring boys called the "cream team".
Hows it feel to be banned Doucher of the night?
Wow! They sold out half of a soundstage at Universal that holds less than my high schools auditorium.
Aint it free?
I wouldn't doubt it. Seems like that's the only way they'd get people to see that trash. Lol
Is it a sellout if they don't technically sell tickets?
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Q & A with Vijay Mallya
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|Monday, March 2nd 2009, 17:51 GMT
Q. You launched your new car here. How's things?
Vijay Mallya: I think the guys at the factory did a brilliant job on the car and getting it ready for this test. I have to only say one thing to you: even though we do not have too much mileage yet on this car, I asked Adrian Sutil the first question after the shakedown at Silverstone, 'How does it feel?' He said, 'It is a completely different car from last year and it feels really good.'
I called Giancarlo from Bombay last night after he had some laps yesterday, and we had some fuel pressure problems which are hopefully sorted out now, and he said the car is extremely promising and there was a certain excitement. So when my drivers are excited, and they feel that the car has promise and potential, then that is encouraging for me.
Q. Are you concerned that you may not have that much time to develop the car given that it is raining in Jerez?
VM: From what I have been told all the other teams that have tested in the Algarve and Bahrain have also encountered bad weather. So I believe that the teams don't have as much mileage under their belts as they would like to have had, but the weather forecast in Jerez is going to be the same for the next couple of days. We will just have to make the best use of it.
Q. Last year was your first as a team principal. What have you learnt that will help you prepare for this season?
VM: To begin with I was not the team principal last year, but I am actually glad that I am this year because... if you go around and speak to the guys in the garage or in the factory, there is a sense of excitement, a very positive energy, a great spirit. There is hope. There is a desire to perform and gain results. The morale and spirit of this team is completely different to what it was last year.
People feel that we are a lot more professional, we have better systems and procedures and allocation of job responsibility. We have learned a lot through McLaren, particularly because of Simon Roberts who has been seconded to us as chief operating officer of Force India.
He has brought a lot of the processes and management techniques, and it is a completely changed team. It goes far beyond a new look and a new livery - we really are very hopeful this year that we are going to be in the points.
Q. What is your opinion on car sharing? Do you think future rules should allow it or ban it?
VM: We have had this discussion before. Red Bull and Toro Rosso have some special dispensation until the end of this year. We are fine with it; they had this last year as well. I think the important point is how does this fit in with the FIA's determination to cut the costs in Formula One? I think in the world economic scenario as it is today, clearly there is a very acute need to cut the costs of F1. ING and RBS have announced that they will stop their sponsorship and I am not surprised.
These are signs of trouble, and if all the teams try to spend money indiscriminately then F1 will suffer, and suffer big time. So I entirely agree with Max (Mosley) and Bernie (Ecclestone) that they are completely determined to lower the costs. Some of the manufacturers may not care, but the small independent teams certainly care. Because we are a small independent team, it does not mean we want to be handicapped in our competitiveness there has to be some sort of level playing field, which is what I think the FIA and FOM are working on.
The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) has come a long way. There are several things that have been agreed in recent months that I never thought would ever be agreed, by all the teams. The past history of F1 is that every team agrees to disagree, but FOTA has brought everybody to the same table and there is a common approach.
So if going forward, such cooperation as exists between Red Bull and Toro Rosso must be extended to other teams as well. It's good for F1.
Q. In the future would you consider using McLaren chassis?
VM: That would be a complete customer car and that is not on the table for anybody now. I believe that even from 2010, Toro Rosso will have to build its own chassis. That's the way the current regulations are written, but as I said, the more teams are allowed to share common parts and stuff like that between themselves then obviously that lowers the cost.
Q. What's your view on the Honda team and the fact that they are going to share Mercedes engines with you as well?
VM: Well, the FIA rules say that an engine manufacturer can only supply two teams. As far as Mercedes is concerned, that's McLaren and Force India. I think a special one-year dispensation, I understand, has been granted for Mercedes to supply the ex-Honda team just to keep it on the grid.
I could have objected but I chose not to because it is good for F1. Nobody likes to see a team disappear. We had unfortunately Super Aguri disappear last year and I don't think it is good for the sport that one more team goes.
We all have to recognise that we have to sometimes be more positive to keep the sport intact. I believe in 2010 the costs can be brought down significantly, where it is not unlimited expenditure and a lack of comparison between income and expense. If the costs are brought down to a level where one can ably demonstrate, as I believe Max and Bernie want to do, that this is a viable business where the costs are under control then there will be even more teams. There is no reason why we can't have 24 cars and that is good for the sport.
Q. There is a lot of razzamatazz in the Indian Premier League. Do you think F1 could benefit from some of that?
VM: There are countries in Europe where cricket is completely irrelevant. People in Italy, Germany and Spain I don't think even understand the game. But they are passionate about F1. Equally in India, cricket is like a religion and I guess cricket is also extremely popular in commonwealth countries and of course Great Britain as well.
So my acquisition of (Kevin) Pietersen and the Chennai Super Kings of (Andrew) Flintoff was bound to create waves. But F1 is growing significantly in popularity in India, in terms of TV viewership, but more importantly Force India has partnered with MTV, which is one of the most popular channels in India to produce a reality show called 'Fast and Gorgeous'.
As you know last year we had the Kingfisher Speed Divas at the track at every race. This year we are actually launching a reality show along the lines of Big Brother to actually identify, through a TV competition, four Speed Divas for the 2009 season. So that's created a lot of excitement.
Q. Is Adrian Sutil going to be part of the show?
VM: Absolutely. Adrian and Giancarlo are our stars and they are gaining in popularity in India. These are our strengths. Every team promotes their drivers.
Q. If you could bid for Lewis Hamilton, how far would you go?
VM: I really haven't though about it. I think for Lewis Hamilton you are not only paying for exceptional driving abilities but also for his star value. Alonso in Spain particularly is priceless, or Michael Schumacher. If I were to bid for a driver I would bid purely for driving ability rather than for star power.
Q. Why is that?
VM: Because I can create my own buzz around my brand, around the team, like we are doing with MTV and this reality show. I don't have to spend several millions acquiring stardom.
Q. You have done a partnership with Draco. Is that part of your plan to develop young drivers for F1?
VM: I have committed myself to finding an Indian driver. I have said publicly that among 1.2 billion people there has to be an [Indian] Lewis Hamilton somewhere. So it is a question of having the programmes, the system and the approach to identify that person. And we will and we are doing it already.
It's also a question of the motorsport structure in India itself. We have to start at the lowest level of karting and we have karting tracks. Not all of them are up to international standard where one could spot someone who could eventually get to F1.
But there are some tracks that are and it is a question of organising the right events. Then we will have the right people to try and spot these people and, once they are identified, then Force India will give them all the opportunities, sponsorship, whatever it takes to bring them up to international level and eventually up the ladder to F1.
Q. What about Narain Karthikeyan given that he is India's most successful driver?
VM: He may have been India's most successful driver, but if you put Karthikeyan in the car today and compare him with the other alternatives I have I don't know how well he'd measure up. In any case he has no interest in driving for FI which he has publicly said and I have no interest in hiring him either
Q. Have you set a points target for the year?
VM: It is difficult to say: 'I need so many points'. But to be in the points on a regular basis is obviously the objective, and with all the effort that we have put into this car there is no reason why not. The proof in the pudding is at the races and there is no point in speculating.
Maybe some teams have the luxury of speculating on race wins but we aren't there yet. Last year was a major learning curve for us, and this year we have to get our act together properly. There are no miracles in this sport where fractions of a second mean two or three places, and it would be silly of me to make assumptions. But we will be in the points and I feel pretty good about that.
Q. Many people think that F1 costs too much, did you ever think you were wasting money?
VM: Yes. I would entirely agree F1 costs too much and that's precisely why Max and Bernie are doing all they can to bring down the costs.
Q. What is the thing that wastes the most money?
VM: A lot of money goes into research and development. A lot of money went into testing until in-season testing was banned. But these are only two components of costs, there are several more. I mean the engines are very expensive, the gearbox was very expensive and now all of those have a fixed price ceiling and I think all this helps. The engine and gearbox cost for Force India is down by 50%.
Q. Are you considering cutting the number of staff?
VM: I have told Simon Roberts that he needs to look very carefully at the staff. Thank god we are not a completely over-staffed team. We have 260 people as compared to some teams that have 800-900 people. But it is a question of how many people travel to the races. I mean, is everyone required? Travelling costs money.
We are very conscious of all our costs and we will look at them. We are not in this game to make money. In these economic situations it is very important that you stretch every Euro and get the maximum value from it.
Q. From your point of view, is F1 a sporting challenge, a business or is it just a show?
VM: F1 is a spectacular show. Every sport is a show. If you take the Olympics, you have a spectacular opening ceremony, and another closing ceremony. It's a show people like to watch, it's entertaining, it's thrilling and people get a kick out of it. So F1 is a spectacular and very entertaining sport, but that does not mean that F1 becomes completely commercially unviable.
That is the realisation today of the FIA, FOM and now FOTA as well. They all say we need to make this financially viable.