Canadian GP Thread **SPOILERS**
Posted by turkey_machine
RonnyF1 schreef:
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> JPM out of F1 for next season? are these people serious?, hes surely
> the MOST EXCITING DRIVER currently in F1 (when he gets a capable car).
> You all bash him for his time @ Mclaren. Mclaren is obviously not the
> place for him, at all.
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> Back at Williams he was damn good, even winning when the car wasent
> even close to being good. So now it looks that doesnt count at all
> cause he cant fit in these Mclaren mp-SLASH AMAZINGLY UNDERSTEERY CARS
> that kimi has been driving for so long and that are suited for his
> driving style. Monty was very consistent back in 2003, battling for
> the championship in an age where we used to hear the german hymn at
> every race.
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> I dont see Kimis fanboys talking about his mistake in the race either,
> with like 2 laps left, come on...
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> If Montoya doesnt deserve a sit for next year @ F1, then 3/4 of the
> grid doesnt.
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> 1 keer gewijzigd. Laatste wijziging: 26/06/2006 22:35 door RonnyF1.
Everyone made mistakes, drivers said driving of line was like driving on ice, i saw alonso, fisichella, raikkonen, montoya, schumacher, massa, all other drivers making mistakes but theres one differents, Kimi made that mistake with Michael following him, can happen, he said it does not matter if you are second or third, he isn't fighting for the championship so these kind of mistakes doesnt matter if they happen.
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> JPM out of F1 for next season? are these people serious?, hes surely
> the MOST EXCITING DRIVER currently in F1 (when he gets a capable car).
> You all bash him for his time @ Mclaren. Mclaren is obviously not the
> place for him, at all.
>
> Back at Williams he was damn good, even winning when the car wasent
> even close to being good. So now it looks that doesnt count at all
> cause he cant fit in these Mclaren mp-SLASH AMAZINGLY UNDERSTEERY CARS
> that kimi has been driving for so long and that are suited for his
> driving style. Monty was very consistent back in 2003, battling for
> the championship in an age where we used to hear the german hymn at
> every race.
>
> I dont see Kimis fanboys talking about his mistake in the race either,
> with like 2 laps left, come on...
>
> If Montoya doesnt deserve a sit for next year @ F1, then 3/4 of the
> grid doesnt.
>
> "image over 20kbs here"
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> 1 keer gewijzigd. Laatste wijziging: 26/06/2006 22:35 door RonnyF1.
Everyone made mistakes, drivers said driving of line was like driving on ice, i saw alonso, fisichella, raikkonen, montoya, schumacher, massa, all other drivers making mistakes but theres one differents, Kimi made that mistake with Michael following him, can happen, he said it does not matter if you are second or third, he isn't fighting for the championship so these kind of mistakes doesnt matter if they happen.
"Not beating RS? What on earth are you talking about?"
48 points over 4 years is hardly thrashing.
*shrug*
48 points over 4 years is hardly thrashing.
*shrug*
OK, now here's my enlightening opinion on this...
First up, Ralfie should have pulled out long ago, after spinning twice at the same corner, you have to know when you're a liability on the track. Apply it to driving on the road: you keep spinning, you pull over. In fact, on the road, you keep spinning, you shouldn't be driving!
Button and Raikkonen were unlucky to slide on the marbles and lose places. That's it. It was great for Coulthard mind.
Nico and Monty's coming together was 50-50 after looking at the footage again. Racing incident, should need no further follow-up.
Everyone knows that million-to-one chances happen 9 times out of 10; indeed, it's a common requirement in fairy tales. If the human didn't have to overcome huge odds, what would be the point? Terry Pratchett - The Science Of Discworld
GPGSL S5 Race driver for IED.
First up, Ralfie should have pulled out long ago, after spinning twice at the same corner, you have to know when you're a liability on the track. Apply it to driving on the road: you keep spinning, you pull over. In fact, on the road, you keep spinning, you shouldn't be driving!
Button and Raikkonen were unlucky to slide on the marbles and lose places. That's it. It was great for Coulthard mind.
Nico and Monty's coming together was 50-50 after looking at the footage again. Racing incident, should need no further follow-up.
Everyone knows that million-to-one chances happen 9 times out of 10; indeed, it's a common requirement in fairy tales. If the human didn't have to overcome huge odds, what would be the point? Terry Pratchett - The Science Of Discworld
GPGSL S5 Race driver for IED.
Sorry if i happen to read thrashed as thrashed and not beaten.
Morbid Wrote:
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Do join us in the thread covering the race at Indianapolis.
Nope! I'll be on holiday in America
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/27/2006 05:04PM by Lemming.
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Do join us in the thread covering the race at Indianapolis.
Nope! I'll be on holiday in America
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/27/2006 05:04PM by Lemming.
Raikkonen is so damn superior in the Mclaren
Montoya is a great driver and his aggression is brilliant. I hate seeing drivers like Ralf who sit and follow the car in front as if he was driving to work down a one way street. Yes Montoya makes a lot of mistakes but to say he is over-rated is just rubbish. He has speed under him, otherwise how would he get the record for the quickest ever lap ? He had a year where he was on the pole position for nearly half the season. You trying to tell me an over-rated driver takes wins, fastest laps and pole positions? No an over-rated driver is someone who doesn't perform at all.
I don't think you understand the rules behind overtaking ... Once the driver has the line into the corner the driver on the outside has to admit defeat. There was no way Schumacher was going to make it round the corner on the outside and he realised that so took to the grass. That was Schumacher's mistake, he should have yielded and slotted in behind Montoya. Rosberg did the same mistake as Schumacher but either didn't realise it soon enough or just tried to hang in there. Either way Rosberg had lost the line to the corner and was responsible for the collision.
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not ones where drivers have to go on the grass to avoid a crash that's not over taking that's a sato move and if he had done that to nico people would blame sato.
I don't think you understand the rules behind overtaking ... Once the driver has the line into the corner the driver on the outside has to admit defeat. There was no way Schumacher was going to make it round the corner on the outside and he realised that so took to the grass. That was Schumacher's mistake, he should have yielded and slotted in behind Montoya. Rosberg did the same mistake as Schumacher but either didn't realise it soon enough or just tried to hang in there. Either way Rosberg had lost the line to the corner and was responsible for the collision.
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