aagancia Wrote:
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> Frankly, this is Ferrari's worst race since 1998.
> I may be wrong, but that's as far back as I can
> clearly remember. Can't really recall the seasons
> before that.
Dunno, they got more points than at the Nurburgring in 1999.* :P
* Though points were only up to 6th at back then, and Irvine finished 7th.
Jagdpanzer Wrote:
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> LOL with DC!
>
> "In a remarkable outburst, made live on ITV, DC
> insisted that the Ferrari driver should take
> responsibility for their race-ending crash and
> warned: "If he doesn't then I will kick lumps of
> sh*t out of the little bastard."
>
> Man, I sure hope that one shows up on youtube! We
> had to watch the SPEED telecast here in the States
> and missed that little gem...
I'll post it tonight if I remember if no-one's already done so (without hotlinking TBK presumably...) There's no video, unless they showed it during the highlights show (which I never recorded). I laughed out loud at it, though didn't realise there was a sweary until James Allen stifled a laugh and apologised. Quickly rewound. :D
Regarding the accident itself, DC was fully at fault in my opinion. If you can't see the driver alongside you (no matter how far alongside) you've got to give them room. You don't just slam the door shut assuming they're going to back out - you've got to give them the chance to avoid an accident... Anyone other than Massa, and I think most would agree. It's not a corner with a massive braking zone - it's tap the brake and turn in at speed - you can't just go "oooh no" and turn in on someone. It never works there.
Flavios comments are almost a cut and paste from what he said of Heikki this time last year. The difference being Heikki actually completed some laps. Some of them without even crashing.
LOL @ Dave's last comment. :D