Schonkey of the Race - Singapore

Michael

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Originally Posted by aki13

Well its a pretty simple decision for me.

Schumacher was miles late with his braking and caused a nasty accident. It may be crucial to whether he now leaves Mercedes

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My thoughts exactly.

Schumi... but he was like 4 hours past bed time so... it's understandable

Schumi, special mention to Senna who should do a lot better in a car that is capable of qualifying on the front row.

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Originally Posted by Big Ben

Schumi... but he was like 4 hours past bed time so... it's understandable

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I heard he was unwrapping a Werther's Original and got distracted.

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Originally Posted by Jack Rappaccini

Although "Papa Mike" made a strong case for himself, I'm giving it to Senna for consistantly displaying a lack of ability to keep it off the wall. I havn't checked if NK had a mechanical issue before he clocked the wall, but if he didn't he also deserves a vote.

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I have to clarify in regard to this post after new information has come to light.
I'm not picking on Narain because he does his best to get out of way of competitive drivers . However, in this situation I hold his incident almost as almost as egregious as Mike's (less only he didn't collide with another car) and I'm putting him in a strong second position and demoting Senna to third.

Narain Karthikeyan has said it was his fault he crashed out of the Singapore Grand Prix, after he made an error and strayed onto the dirty line.

"I went on the dirty part of the track and the car didn't turn which resulted in me going into the wall. Its further proof that there's no room for error at street circuits."

His bringing out the safety car changed the fundamental strategies of the race and most likely the finishing order as did Mike.

Michael Schumacher or Schcrasher as he is begining to be know as!

I'm going to reserve my judgement of Schumacher as Donkey of the Race as it still isn't confirmed, afaik, whether it was a brake failure or an actual mistake. Otherwise Narain is the standout contender.

Yes, Michael did suggest afterwards that his mechanics were investigating a potential brake problem.

Anyhoo, a 10 place grid penalty sounds rather harsh :s