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Thread: donkey of the race
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27th May 2013, 03:22 #21Originally Posted by faster69
If you google the word troll, all of your posts show up.
Form is Temporary, Class is Permanent
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27th May 2013, 03:35 #22
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Originally Posted by kfzmeister
Anyways, since there were so many people working hard for a donkey, I'll do what most award people do and hand out several of 'em.
The 'A Matter of Principle' Award goes to Pirelli for turning another Grand Prix into a go-as-slow-as-possible-to-keep-position experience. Drivers being forced to go 3-4 seconds slower than possible is ridiculous.
The 'I don't need no stenkin' spacial awareness' Award goes to Mr. Max Chilton. That shunt of Maldonado could have ended very badly.
The 'Arthur Scargill Memorial' Award goes to Fernando Alonso for spending most of the day on strike and going backwards. Without Perez punting Kimi off, he'd have finished an embarrassing 9th.
The 'Oh, the transparentbit goes to the front?' Award goes to Romain Grosjean. He's starting to make Andrea de Cesaris look like a dependable finisher. Four shunts in as many days is ridiculous and he needs a very lengthy timeout.
The 'Your are to blame for this mess' Award goes to GP2 for producing an endless stream of crashkids over the last years. Grosjean, Maldonado, Chilton, Perez - all Alumni of the GP2 school of reckless driving...как могу я знать что я думаю, пока не слушал что я говорю
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27th May 2013, 05:17 #23
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Originally Posted by ioan
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27th May 2013, 05:53 #24
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I retract my earlier call for Massa, as apparemtly his crash was mechanical related, not error (although the identical one on saturday was still error)
I think Grosjean was unlucky, he made one error, albeit a large one and took another driver out. but Donkey he stays for me.
As for Perez, if you track his race it doesn't look so good - in the 1st couple of laps he twice cut chicanes when Button was alongside making an overtake and had to give up the place. He later pulled agood manouvre on Button and an opportunistic one on Alonso. he was close to over the edge in that one, but got the car up the inside and made the corner. As for the Kimi one, his earlier failed attempt which sent both drivers straight on he was close to getting right, but the 2nd one he came from way further back and Kimi was starting to move over to take the corner when, what to me looked like, an out of control Perez arrived. I don't feel he could have made the apex if Kimi had left him space. Ultimately he was having a decent race, but let himself down by getting a little too reckless IMO. Sutil and a couple of others showed how to make good clean passes. I would like to see the onboard of Kimi's last 5 laps after his puncture"I" before "E" except after "C". Weird.
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27th May 2013, 06:32 #25
Fernando for being quite slow for no apparent reason and getting passed easily by Sutil.
Chilton for causing that huge shunt. Grosjean should actually be donkey of the year in general.Tito Vilanova = :champion:
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27th May 2013, 07:24 #26
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Whoever decided Alonso should let Perez pass. It seems that nowadays it's enough to make half a pass.. get yourself alongside your opponent, push him off track and the rest will be done in the office. And of course Perez is a brave hopeless driver. He's not going to win anything so he can afford to take chances like this.
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27th May 2013, 08:52 #27
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Grosjean I hate to say because I like the guy. Button is doing my head in a bit complaining about his teammate all the time too. Just race!
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27th May 2013, 08:53 #28
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Perez - without any doubt.. in my opinion is that he is immature for the job.. first Button, then Alonso then Kimi ... If everyone should be like him, there wouldn't be any cars on the track in the end ..
Two real racers: Vettel the :champion: of 2010, 2011 and 2012 - Kimi the :champion: of 2007
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27th May 2013, 09:49 #29
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Originally Posted by jas123f1
Apart from those things that he did well or wasn't at fault for I agree he was terribleI still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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27th May 2013, 17:38 #30
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Originally Posted by steveaki13
Not a fan of FA but i must agree that FA did avoid collision by cutting the chicane. And was wrongfully demoted by the stewards.
Had he not done it, there were several cars behind that might have been involved in the tangle or would just cut the chicane themselves.
As for Kimi, he used the same line, lap after lap. Perhaps telling Checo not to stick his nose where it does not fit.
Perez just decided not to notice that. Boneheaded indeed.
You probably remember this crazy jump Rosochackie (wild movies with Tanak jumping "through" trees) - it will go in opposite direction this year.
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