Driver and Donkey of the British GP

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Originally Posted by henners88

You're very welcome Bagwan.

It must be refreshing for you to see such a level honest opinion. This discussion has lost steam because everybody is happy with the conclusion. I can't help but ask what is left to discuss? :s mokin:

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Perhaps you missed the post where Airshifter quoted me , and then the one where I quoted him .
We call that discussion .

If you'd like to contribute to that topic of conversation , rather that trying to mute it by saying "everybody is happy with the conclusion" , it might be helpful .

"what is left to discuss ?" makes it sound like you're actually interested in debate . Is that true ?

So , you used to agree with my opinions .
Then we disagreed on something .
And , now I'm immature .

OK , cool .

Level and honest is one thing . Dismissing opinions is another .

Would you like to discuss this topic , of whether there were two donkeys involved in this incident , and not just one ?
Perhaps you'd like to relate it more specifically to an opinion I expressed about another driver in another incident . One of your earlier posts indicated an issue . Can you elaborate ?

Communication is tricky , isn't it ?

Have a nice day .

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Originally Posted by Bagwan

Have a nice day .

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This suggests you are aware of the modern calendar, and are wishing good of someone. Not hoping to terminate the 'I quoted him, he quoted me. we hi-fived and felt great' treatment are ya fella?

This thread has started derailing. So unless there is something very important to point out, no need to keep talking here over a very long period of time.

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Originally Posted by Bagwan

According to Pastor , he lost the front end , and then the back .

If he hadn't lost either , and had managed the grip he needed , there was space left inside .

If that had happened , we might all be lauding the brave effort of the young Mexican , daring to drive around the outside of a driver on cold tires .

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I can agree with that. I thought it was more to blame on Pastor, but the more I watched it the more I realized how tight he had to stay inside to avoid Sergio. Aggressive move on both drivers part, and as much as I like Perez a racing incident IMO.

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Originally Posted by airshifter

I can agree with that. I thought it was more to blame on Pastor, but the more I watched it the more I realized how tight he had to stay inside to avoid Sergio. Aggressive move on both drivers part, and as much as I like Perez a racing incident IMO.

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Spot on .
Thank-you , airshifter .