If you didn’t watch it on TV here is the clip from the qualifying session. [Video]
Here is the news story in case you missed it. [Link]
update: for the non believers, Schumis previous fuckups [Link]
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Hi Mark,
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I was going toi post on this, but I was sure someone would. Here are a few things I found today
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and he is the best driver in the world, sad for him for doing this stupid thing :(
Thats pretty funny in my opinion! ahh whatever shit happens.. and if he’s so good let him get to the front even if it is difficult on this track. He can overtake em! Thats the only way to prove the critics wrong
I agree with Marzouq that he always gets overbooked fro whatever he does. It was clear he locked the breaks by mistake and it was a grey area on wether he should have reversed or waited for the marshals.
Anyway he started last and still managed to be the only driver to overtake and he got the fastest lap in the race and he had the pole position which clearly meant he had the fastest qualifying time.
Forza Ferrari and the weaner Briatore will get his ass kicked with his baby alonso ( I think its a brand for Diapers in Spain)
It’s stupid to believe that just because someone is a 7 time world champion, he is infallible.
Looking at the race pace, it is evident that Ferrari was very competitive and could have easily overtaken Renault with a good strategy, even if they started on second grid.
A 7 seven time world champion cannot be stupid enough to risk crashing his car into a wall or being rear ended.
Meh, this is why I don’t follow F1 anymore. It’s more of a business than a sport.