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Thread: 2013 Monaco Grand Prix Thread
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27th May 2013, 08:50 #261
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Just watched the race or should I say fast forwarded through much of it. It's rare we have a sunny day in the UK so I wasn't going to spend it in front of the tv in any case. Apart from it being much like a procession, I enjoyed the fighting spirit from Perez, Vettel, Hamilton, and sutil. Brightened up another dull race. Shocked to see Felipe have an identical accident, I can't say its something a driver of his calibre would do twice, must be car trouble IMO.
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27th May 2013, 09:26 #262
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Originally Posted by faster69Two real racers: Vettel the :champion: of 2010, 2011 and 2012 - Kimi the :champion: of 2007
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27th May 2013, 09:52 #263
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Originally Posted by ShiftingGearsI still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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27th May 2013, 09:59 #264
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Some people seem to enjoy drivers following delta times rather than risk an overtake???
Regardless that I personally believe that Kimi is more at fault for his collision with Perez as he moved in a braking zone, which is not allowed. Coupled with not leaving him a cars width into the corner.
Anyway as I was saying. F1 isnt a non contact sport people. As soon as there is any contact people are moaning. Jeeeez.
Perez on Button at the hairpin is a perfect example. Went up the inside while giving Jenson a nudge and getting through. That is a brilliant move. But people have turned soft and now say "He made contact what a dangerous driver"
This is another example of F1 and some of its fans turning soft. Dangerous moving in braking zones or weaving or running into someone is dangerous contact.
Bumping wheels is part of Racing.
Some fans here couldnt have watched F1 in the past. Look back at Andrea De Cesaris and he would be banned for life.I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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27th May 2013, 10:15 #265
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This was the worst Monaco GP I remember seeing in the last 20 years. Safety cars were the only thing that made it interesting. Most of that is down to Pirelli and the Sunday cruise each car was out for at the start of the race.
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27th May 2013, 10:18 #266
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Originally Posted by steveaki13как могу я знать что я думаю, пока не слушал что я говорю
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27th May 2013, 10:56 #267
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Regarding Massa I also remember India 2011, when he crashed in both practice and in the race after hitting the kerb. A similar strange double-accident this time. Even if you could say Felipe made mistakes, he had some strange settings /setup, which contributed to the crash. Normally a driver wouldn't crash out like that.
Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
So all of them, even the greats, have crashed and misjudged situations.
Pérez was doing great until the Kimi accident. This is where he was overoptimistic though Kimi closed the door very late too.
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27th May 2013, 17:13 #268
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Originally Posted by jens
F1 has always had contact and has always had misjudgements leading to crashes.
Maybe back then drivers squared up or accepted it more, I dont know, but today stewards and many fans seem to think contact is a penalty.I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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28th May 2013, 03:33 #269
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Perez actually kept me in front of the tv, with his attempts at finishing as high up the order as possible from his starting position. Also known as "racing". Everyone else was just rolling around doing some advertising - including Kimi.
The tyres need to be reviewed when, as mentioned above many times, The Pinnacle of Motor Racing is lapping a good 4 to 6 seconds off of their potential.
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28th May 2013, 11:51 #270
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Originally Posted by TheFamousEccles
Not at Monaco, of course, but somewhere where track position is less critical and passing is possible. It would be pretty crazy to watch!
Meeke had a big gap to Rossel after stage 3 (20 sec) at stage 4 had a puncture and now the gap to Rossel is just 2 sec Gryazin strangely slow,anybody now why?...
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