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2 Aug 2003, 23:51 (Ref:678219)
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Schumi was still the fastest ...
Ferrari driver and qualifier, I don't care what yoos think!
 
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3 Aug 2003, 10:12 (Ref:678442)
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Right.
End of thread then...... 
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3 Aug 2003, 11:15 (Ref:678479)
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Umm, NURSE!!!
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3 Aug 2003, 13:48 (Ref:678548)
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more sensible than some other threads here..
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3 Aug 2003, 13:59 (Ref:678564)
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Well, today's race, Michael also showed that he has racing dicipline, strategic abilities, and overtaking abilities second to none!
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3 Aug 2003, 14:00 (Ref:678568)
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Yeah! Driver of the race by far
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3 Aug 2003, 14:07 (Ref:678580)
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By the way "disappointing result" directed at Ferrari as they could have finished massively better without the blowout. Not disappointing as a whole...Williams/BMW/Michelin/JPM did great for the deserving and fitting win. I believe Damon misunderstood...
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3 Aug 2003, 14:13 (Ref:678601)
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Or perhaps just pushing the limits of the tyre too far?
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3 Aug 2003, 14:18 (Ref:678618)
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Or a result of driving off the track to overtake. The kerbs are there for a reason you know! Besides, how many people did MS actually overtake? Just Trulli? Even DC did more than that, and his tyres were fine.
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3 Aug 2003, 14:32 (Ref:678646)
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Quote cos "The kerbs are there for a reason you know! Besides, how many people did MS actually overtake? Just Trulli? Even DC did more than that, and his tyres were fine."
Last check, DC ain't using Bridgestones...in fact, besides Michael, no one in the top 6 used Bridgestone, and Bridgestone honourably managed to have all their finishing cars wrap up the end of the finishing field... And i don't remember Michael hitting much of the kerb while overtaking Trulli. In fact, he seem to make it a point to avoid hitting the kerbs. Quote:"I guess asking for any more from you would be pushing it Gt_R" Just like i guess it's asking too much to even hear some praises about a gutsy move from you?
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3 Aug 2003, 14:36 (Ref:678651)
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I was making the point that the kerbs signify the boundaries of the track (well, in theory) and so by MS going beyond them he could have picked up some rubbish or something (as Brundle suggested) which may have contributed to the tyre failure.
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Thats a possibility but as Ron pointed out I wouldnt rule out the fact that the tyres just couldnt take any more, it was a very long final stint on hevy fuel, mostly in turbulent air (from trulli) and it was bloody hot too!
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I'll concede it was a good move, but lets not go nuts.
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3 Aug 2003, 14:40 (Ref:678660)
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How about DC's move on round the outside of Webber? He didn't need to go off the track to do it
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My point exactly, see other thread for the counter argument.
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Was that really a fair pass though by TGF on Trulli? Once he had committed to the outside, I don't think he had any intention of staying within the confines of the race track. Trulli made it too easy for him to come back onto the track, he should've done the same to TGF as he did to DC when he tried it.
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Maybe so, but he learnt his lesson when DC tried it.
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MS showed evryone he was the brave one the master, as DC in what is comparable machinery did the same thing and couldn't pull it off
that's eating pie. now who things Todt is going to beat the **** out of the bridgestone engineers? the tire has really turned out to be **** ahsn't it? Schumi couldv'e done very well, had that tire more grip, and of course the last puncture... He was the highest BS. man They are angry red at Ferrari today, and not cause of the paint. |
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errr....i think the original post was mad or the result of alcohol. thats 20 replies so far........amazing!
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Re: Schumi was still the fastest ...
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did anyone else hear that schumi set the fastest first sector (at least) time on the last lap of the race?
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I heard that the fastest lap was recorded by Montoya which was in the 1:14,s area which nobody got anywhere near
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