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4th November 2012, 16:05 #11
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Sergio Perez. After he signed with McLaren he became really clumsy
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4th November 2012, 16:07 #12
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Originally Posted by Dr Giacomo Rappacciniyou can't argue with results.
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4th November 2012, 16:22 #13
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All were racing incidents but I'd give it to Checa.
If I was Whitmarsh I'd be cringing at the thought of Checa of coming from nowhere and having to carve his through the field and expecting rivals to move over for him.
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4th November 2012, 16:39 #14
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Originally Posted by wedge
fair is fair, pastor was not to blame for this oneyou can't argue with results.
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4th November 2012, 16:44 #15
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Originally Posted by truefan72The world according to Taki Inoue: https://mobile.twitter.com/takiinoue/st ... 7249326080
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4th November 2012, 16:46 #16
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Yeah, I am disappointed in Pérez. The biggest problem here is that due to driver inconsistencies Sauber is having a hard time catching up with Mercedes in the WCC. I mean Mercedes should be easily beaten, they are barely capable of scoring points these days. But still Sauber is making hard work of it.
Sad that Grosjean got involved in incidents again (1st lap with someone, who I don't remember any more). Looks like he has tried to be more cautious in recent races, but it is still not always enough... When Di Resta, Pérez and Grosjean were fighting on one piece of tarmac, there was such feeling in the air that something is gonna happen with overenthusiastic young drivers battling it all out.
Oh welll, anyway, a lot happened... I think it would be easier to count drivers, who didn't have any incidents during the race.
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4th November 2012, 17:19 #17
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Originally Posted by wedgeyou can't argue with results.
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4th November 2012, 17:47 #18
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Well in all honesty. Both Red Bull drivers were sloppy.
Webber looked horrid for some reason. He was involved in accidents with Maldonado and Massa. It was not Maldonado's fault at all and he was on some 30 lap old soft tires. Massa was a weird one because I think Felipe was trying to avoid a possibility of an accident, but he lost control of the car. Mark was trying hard to make up for that start, but that has been a problem with Mark his whole career. Sometimes he pushes a bit too hard in some situations.
Vettel was running into Senna and I thought he should have received a penalty for that overtake on Grojsean. Vettel looked a bit unsettled having to overtake from the back of the field.
Perez was up there as well, but Webber takes the cake in this case.
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4th November 2012, 18:20 #20
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The only difference is that whereas people didn't notice his mistakes because they were buried in the midfield now they do. He's only scored points in six races out of 17. I think he's had the same number of DNFs, mostly if not all from collision damage.
Going from off-track straight onto the apex with two cars close behind was suicidal.
Perez was definitely the donkey for me but I'm biased as I'm a Sauber fan and we could have closed up a lot with Mercedes today.
Webber made a few rookie errors like his move on Maldonaldo so he runs Perez a close second.
Toyota is testing in sardinia (kalle's instagram)
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