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13th June 2011, 07:40 #11
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Race control did the right thing, there was enough crashes as it was.
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13th June 2011, 08:17 #12
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Originally Posted by henners88
Safety is always important but, between the safety car start and the drivers not being allowed to drive in fully wet conditions anymore apparently, then F1 should simply get rid of wet tyres if they won't be allowed to use them. I can imagine some of the greats cringing at what transpired yesterday. They are paid enough money to go out and race and they should do it in all conditions unless it is absolutely undrivable. I think most people would agree that after lap 30-31 the track was indeed very drivable.
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13th June 2011, 09:24 #13
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Originally Posted by The Black Knight
I know that comes across as unprepared, but Pirelli were kind of shoe-horned in at almost the last minute, what with the usual FIA dithering on who to choose to replace the 'stones.Opinions are like ar5eholes, everyone has one.
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13th June 2011, 09:29 #14
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Originally Posted by SGWilko
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13th June 2011, 09:30 #15
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Originally Posted by The Black KnightRule 1 of the forum, always accuse anyone who disagrees with you of bias.I would say that though.
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13th June 2011, 09:32 #16
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Originally Posted by Daniel
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Originally Posted by The Black KnightRule 1 of the forum, always accuse anyone who disagrees with you of bias.I would say that though.
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Would IndyCar style jet dryers be of any use in this situation?
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Originally Posted by The Black KnightFormula 1
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13th June 2011, 10:51 #20
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Following the chat of the race we were saying "Where's F1Boat"?
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