Hungarian GP Thread **SPOILERS**

dangermouseaix Wrote:
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> Button : surely he must have cheated as he would have never won by
> himself

Yeah, he just asked to David Copperfield if he could make it rain at hungaroing...

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"I'm an artist, the track is my canvas, and the car is my brush."

Nice with some calm and collected thinking, among all the hotheads

Wheely Wrote:
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> Well, I enjoyed the race. Was interested to see how those who, through
> one reason or another, started in the middle/back end of the pack did.
> Especially when the rain moved in and changed all the setups and
> strategies for the teams.
> The race winner did as well as those penalised in moving through the
> race order.
> As to MS, well, other drivers managed to pass cleanly, he seemed to be
> the only driver bumping and banging other cars in passing situations.
> Which is unfortunately not a new or unusual thing for MS if you have
> watched F1 for the length of time I have. ('60's onward, for the
> curious)
> Kimi's accident? No visual indicators, apart from the rain light, to
> show a car braking and when an F1 comes off the power the speed loss
> is tremendous. For someone that close, like Kimi, superhuman reflexes
> would have been needed. So, for me a 'racing incident' that both
> drivers involved seemed to accept as such without hair-pulling and
> handbags at dawn attitudes.
> This was an exciting race and in the memories of other fans will be
> times when this was the norm and it didn't matter who the driver or
> team or tyre manufacturer was that decided the outcome.
> Congrats to JB on his first GP win, a milestone in any F1 drivers
> career. Kudos to DC as well for driving his usual, unremarked mostly,
> race and finishing in the points again.
> The important thing for fans of both FA and MS though, is that the
> points tally remains the same and so the result will once again depend
> on head to head, hopefully, not side to side, battling for the rest of
> the season.
>
> 2p's worth. ( No really, that's all it's worth.)
>
> Wheely

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It's only after we've lost everything, that we are free to do anything.

Zomah schreef:
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> > The important thing for fans of both FA and MS though, is that
> the
> > points tally remains the same and so the result will once again
> depend
> > on head to head, hopefully, not side to side, battling for the
> rest of
> > the season.
> >
> > 2p's worth. ( No really, that's all it's worth.)
> >
> > Wheely
>
>
> Haha you really believe that? The ferrari is much quicker then the
> renault i think the mclaren and that honda's are better on the moment.

Actually the ferrari was the faster car last races, but this race they were not to good. Also due to the bridgestone intermediates, the were awfully bad, also toyota was deadslow on intermediates, as was midland (slower than they already are then)

Scott Speed was pathethic today, did anyone noticed him?

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"I'm an artist, the track is my canvas, and the car is my brush."

So? We have to pick another driver to say "he'll never win".

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Um dois três quatro cinco seis sete oito nove dez
Eins zwei drei vier fünf sechs sieben acht neun zehn
One two three four five six seven eight nine ten
Один два три четыре пять шесть семь восемь девять десять

@ Senna, you might need to change your sig. Not everybody has seen the race yet

dangermouseaix Wrote:
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> Coulthard: He has *made* MS crash into him at Spa98 ....why is he
> there anymore anyway

Ahh here we go, someone who blames Kimi and won't blame MS. Kimi only hit the back of the STR because he let off just like what Coulthard did at Spa 98 ...

This is turning to be a very funny thread with some very silly comments from Schumacher fans Guess they can't stand losing as much as Schumacher can't

Alonso drove fantastic, he kept it on the road and made loads of clean overtaking moves. In contrast Schumacher was driving like a sore loser. Defending under blue flags and ramming other drivers whilst going on to cut the chicane to retain his position.


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Lex Wrote:
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> So? We have to pick another driver to say "he'll never win".
>
>
>


There's plenty of options: Massa, Pedro, Heidfeld, Sato, Yamamoto, Speed, Liuzzi, Klien, Monteiro, Albers, Kubica...

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"I'm an artist, the track is my canvas, and the car is my brush."

@keiran: My friend, that was sarcasm.

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Um dois três quatro cinco seis sete oito nove dez
Eins zwei drei vier fünf sechs sieben acht neun zehn
One two three four five six seven eight nine ten
Один два три четыре пять шесть семь восемь девять десять



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/06/2006 05:25PM by Lex.

Lex schrieb:
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> So? We have to pick another driver to say "he'll never win".
>
>
>

After Zomah's favorite driver Heidfeld.

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I think, as our beloved dutch commentator said, Speed did well. He has balls. He gambled, he lost. But if you don't try something, you'll never "win".

@ keiran

It was meant SARCASTIC !!!! (as the SARCASM OFF should have told the interested reader)

I´m NOT a Schumacher fan, I just wanted to be sarcastic about Zomah stupid call for a penalty for Heidfeld

ahh sorry, so it was. I miss-read the posts from this `Zomah`


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Senna Wrote:
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> There's plenty of options: Massa, Pedro, Heidfeld, Sato, Yamamoto,
> Speed, Liuzzi, Klien, Monteiro, Albers, Kubica...


Should be Webber, IMO. He's in Formula 1 for some time...


Let me begin: Webber will never win.

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Um dois três quatro cinco seis sete oito nove dez
Eins zwei drei vier fünf sechs sieben acht neun zehn
One two three four five six seven eight nine ten
Один два три четыре пять шесть семь восемь девять десять

Senna check you PMs (and change the darn SIG!)

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It's only after we've lost everything, that we are free to do anything.

Lex schrieb:
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> Senna Wrote:
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> > There's plenty of options: Massa, Pedro, Heidfeld, Sato,
> Yamamoto,
> > Speed, Liuzzi, Klien, Monteiro, Albers, Kubica...
>
>
> Should be Webber, IMO. He's in Formula 1 for some time...
>
>
> Let me begin: Webber will never win.
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>
>

Why, I see Red Bull in good position next year...
But let me be second please: Webber will never win.

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Webber has an incredible bad luck, so I'd say he's a good candidate, heh.

After such conditions you'd think it would be a good race for the championship.

Button won(the Brits go crazy). But when it comes to the crunch, who cares?

James Allen was at the worst I ever heard him (at the end specifically) and Brundle is the only commentator stupid enough to actually miss Britians first win in who ever cares so long.

I can't beleive how stupid Scumacher is. You'd think he has the experience now to not make a difficult situation ever more difficult.

As I live in Holland, I really want to know what James Allen did :P