Surrounded by Roos

Member 1070

Level 7.15

Mar 2006

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Jun 10, 2006, 06:39 PM
Local time: Jun 11, 2006, 12:39 AM
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Have to disagree. Good on 'im. F1's boring as hell these days because no one (other than Schumacher) causes any controversy.
He tried to take out Damon Hill a few times, had the odd accident with the likes of Coulthard & Hakkinen and then there was Jerez '97 where he drove into Villienueve, not to mention the behind the scenes tactics ot Ferrari. So what?
Senna had his fair share of controversies too, no one seems to mention him taking out his team-mate or punching Eddie Irvine. There's been plenty other examples of this sort of thing throughout the history of F1 but these days everyone expects things to be 'by the book' and so on. The amount of team tactics and intentional blocking during the old style qualli sessions (the hour long format) happened all the time.
So what if he parked on the track? He didn't damage the car, yellow flags were out, no danger to anyone else. Deliberatley or not, it did seem like there was some understeer into the corner, he just seemed to exageratte it a bit more than neccecsary. The whole thing's been blown out of all proportion anyway purely because it was Schumacher who did it. Would anyone give a shit if Sato tried it? No.
Anyway, Silverstone now and my money's on Alonso. The Renault is just far superior to anything else, Raikonnen's qualified well but his reliability leaves a lot to be desired, Schumacher for second place, Massa or Fisi third. It'd be nice to Barricello get some points, just the BAR's seem to be lacking any real race pace.
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