
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsp ... 023004.stm
considering his comments at the begining of the week saying he didn't need pole to win, and considering he knew he would be at worst, 2nd. I dont believe for one second he did it on purpose. The simple fact is, these cars do 0-100mph a back to a stand still in less than 3 seconds, around monaco where the barriers are less than a second away at any speed above 30mph its not at all surprising this happend. Remember this is the guy who behind a safety car and in the lead managed to wreck his car and the chance of a perfect season at the same track. He doesn't like Monaco and no matter how good he has been there in the past, he has said in the past he doesn't like driving there.
My question is, if this were Alonso or Raikonnen in this position would they have been sent to the back? No. But because its Michael and Ferrari, he must have cheated. This is likely another one to alonso and might as well hand him the title. Lets see how much longer people will put up with this. Didn't take that long before Ferrari were being complained about for always winning.
Ferrari has always bent to rules to the point just before breaking
And thats what makes a good team.
As long as your within the rules who cares how much their bent.
So it is OK in F1, but when Blair is at it, it appears to be a differnt matter. Where do we make the line in the sand??
Matt
So it is OK in F1, but when Blair is at it, it appears to be a differnt matter. Where do we make the line in the sand??
Having seen the footage of the Schui incident from yesterday ....... He did it on purpose and got what he deserved.
He proved in the race that whatever stunt he was pulling was totally unnecessary as he can out drive every single driver on that grid.
but being the "genious" he is, the brain clicked into the, how can I benifit from this, mode
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