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You are stunned? I'm stunned too, by your lack of reasoning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonic
First of all he was not doing 100mph.
Secondly IF he was asked to crash the car than he was doing it consciously and was in control of what he was doing.
Trying to compare an accident with something coordinated by the driver himself is something we should discuss in a SF forum, if at all.
ioan talking out of both sides of his mouth again.
you were leading the clarion call for F1 safety, no measure should be spared, spectators this, cars that , in ad-nauseum, when massa had his incident and yet you come here and belittle a high impact crash by another driver that totaled his car,brought out the safety and could have injured the driver?
It's clear that there is a parallel universe going on here, one where massa exists, and one for others. LOL
Ioan;
Firstly - I would like to see your data that proves what speed the car was traveling at.
Secondly - IF Piquet did crash on purpose and IF he was in complete control he is not a master of time and space and therefore can not control the million other possibilities.
Thirdly - clearly it is pointless having a discussion with you on this matter because as no red cars are involved your powers of logical thought seem to have deserted you.
Peace and love (no autographs) :)
Just watch the damn video on you tube if you want to see the speed he had when he hit that wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonic
It is exactly as clearly useless having a discussion with any of you as you think you know the ultimate truth and don't even bother checking the facts.
If you think that a F1 driver can't crash a car without putting himself in danger than you are watching the wrong sport.
I won't lose any more time with you. Ignore list is there with a reason. Don't bother to answer as I can't read your posts anymore, from now.
No need to get angry dude. I disagree with you and you want to put me on the ignore list? Childish in the extreem. Anywho, as I said;
Peace and love bro....
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Originally Posted by ioan
and you are mistaking a controlled premeditated "crash" with a live race track.
to force a safety car the "accident" needs to be somewhere that is not safe to recover under yellows, and however well controlled the drivers could crash, they cannot necessarily control the trajectory of any debris, or a fluke where a wheel is pulled off and ends up on a live race track. however minimal the risk, the risk is there and if deliberately taken its totally unacceptable.
i accept that even piquet is talented enough to probably not harm himself, but he is not psychic and cannot control the outcome of 19 racing F1 cars coming across the site of an accident on a street course - i am stunned that you think it is an acceptable risk, knowing how small a piece of debris can cause significant damage and injury if hit at speed. see Brazil Alonso and webber a few years ago, see surtees at brands, see Massa at hungary.
just so Ioan can read this ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonic
Be careful or you would be in the ignore list too! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Robinho
To late. I'm really making use of the ignore list for the first time since ages and I think this will help all of us out of some stupid situations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robinho
running and hiding from a discussion while lounging in your own echo chamber is why folks find it hard to take you serious. It seems that whenever you get called out, your embarrassment leads you to insult, anger and then hide(..erm ignore list) rather than a sensible discussion of a difference in opinion. If you can't handle a discussion with different views then why bother coming here. You might be better off writing your own F1 blog and then reading it to yourself. Because no one here is interested in reading your opinions if you think this forum is not big enough for you to handle dissenting arguments. Just man up ioan instead of picking fights and adding everyone to the ignore list.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan