Thread: van der Donkey of the race
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10th June 2013, 10:41 #21
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Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
But the fact that all three of them made the same choice suggests it was probably a reasonable decision at the time.
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10th June 2013, 11:06 #22
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Originally Posted by AndyLкак могу я знать что я думаю, пока не слушал что я говорю
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10th June 2013, 12:13 #23
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Originally Posted by steveaki13
Originally Posted by vhatever“Leave me alone!”
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10th June 2013, 12:16 #24
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Originally Posted by vhatever“Leave me alone!”
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10th June 2013, 12:22 #25
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Originally Posted by DexDexterкак могу я знать что я думаю, пока не слушал что я говорю
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10th June 2013, 12:48 #26
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The Williams car was a donkey. Even after starting from second row, Bottas couldn't it even into a humble P10.
VDG was slow, but that's not new.
Sutil's spin disappointed as I had high expectations after Monaco. He did save the car and bounce back into the points, which was impressive. I don't think he deserved the penalty though. I don't know what the formal rules say, but the blue flag should not mean roll over and die. The driver, as long as he is not blocking and not moving his car in anticipation of the follower, should be allowed to drive full throttle and take the usual racing line. It should be the following driver's worry to find a way around the lap car.
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10th June 2013, 15:35 #27
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Webber - regardless of his coming together with VDG he never once looked like podium material whilst team mate Vettel was as per usual pi**ing all over the opposition.
Why do some people insist Webber is an under rated driver?The world according to Taki Inoue: https://mobile.twitter.com/takiinoue/st ... 7249326080
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10th June 2013, 18:12 #28
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Originally Posted by DexDexter
Also it was a great drive by Vettel and great drives regardless of how easy they look are impressive and enjoyable.I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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10th June 2013, 18:17 #29
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Originally Posted by zako85
I think he recieved blue flags at every marshall post for almost a lap and thus must have passed more than that.
I think its harsh, but thats why he was given a penalty. Why he was given a drive thru and VDG a stop Go. I am not sure.
If it was for the contact with Webber (which personally I think Webber has a major share of the blame) it should have been stated so by Race Control. As it was he got exactly the same infringement on Screen. "Ignoring the Blue Flags".
Thus the penalty should be the same.I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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10th June 2013, 23:38 #30
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Mark Webber.
The Red Bull was the fastest car out there (which he proved) and yet Seb got pole and won the race. Webber with the fastest car could only manage fourth; with three former champions ahead of him... :PThe Old Republic was a stupidly run organisation which deserved to be taken over. All Hail Palpatine!
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