keiran Wrote:
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> Nerrazurri Wrote:
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> > Yes kerbs can be slippery whan wet so why try and drive over
> them
> > then. relise you have the faster car and know you can get him
> next
> > time. Look at the two cars that drive over the kerb straight
> after
> > them they didn't seem to oversteer to much. It was v.poor driving
> from
> > heidfeld. At the end of the day it was a racing accident
> anti-schumi
> > fans just deal with it and get over it. Stop trying to blame MS
> for
> > trying to get the best result out of a bad situation.
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> It's not kerbs "can" by slippery when wet, they are slippy.
>
> He had no option but to drive on the kerb. Nick had no reason to back
> out of that, he was well down the inside of Schumacher and in the end
> Schumacher was going to play the same games lap after lap. Once Nick
> had the inside line he had the corner, Schumacher had lost the line
> and shouldn't have squeezed him as much as he did. By all means he can
> squeeze Nick but not to the point he runs out of track.
>
>
> At this point Schumacher has started to strighten the car up after
> constantly turning in on Nick forcing him over the kerb. Out of
> interest do you even know what shape kerbs are? They are triangular
> humps all the way around to unsettle the cars and put them off from
> using them. This is what happened to Nicks car, it's bouncing over
> these parts of the kerb and understeering as there is 0 grip on them
> in the wet. Then he ends up off the single file dry line and on the
> wet part of the track. He'd have made that corner fine if he hadn't
> been squeezed onto the kerb. It's not even like he went that hot into
> the corner. He kept it on the island even with running onto the wet
> kerb and track.
>
> The cars that are going over the kerb afterwards are not having to try
> slow the car down on it, they have got there cars turned in and are
> just cutting it. Nick was forced to run on the kerb a lot earlier than
> you would ever run on the kerb.
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No pro-Schumacher fans accept it was very poor driving on Schumacher's part.i do. and to "poor driving", you can add stupid decision making.
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael