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The FIA needs to revise the wet tire rule. It was stupid to have those guys out on intermediates at the start of the race. To see Montoya and Scumacher plus 4 or 5 others all going off in the same corner, took a lot of the suspense out of the race for me.
Too bad for Jordon but it looks to be McLaren's year, so far.
Karl
The Brazilian marshalling was appalling - they should've slowed Alonso before he careened into all that wreckage. Then, they took what seemed an eternity to get him some medical attention...
They finnally took Alonso to the hospital in helicopter, while MotoGP rider, Kato, is in coma in critical condition after today's World Motorcicling Championship GP. He split the helmet in half in the accident <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="frown.gif" />
Event filled - definitely entertaining! I know I am biased; but seeing Webber recover from his first massive spin was simply phenomenal driving.... too bad he couldn't catch the second spin.. he ended up getting 2 points which is ironic given that it was his crash that caused the race to be halted.
Hope he and Alonso are OK.
More action in this race than almost all of last season combined. Watch the re-run - its great.
The Webber recovery was truly phenomenal. But Rubens was the best pilot today. It took incredible patience for him to watch the Michelins pass him early in the wet, and then again to wait for Coulthard's mistake before taking the lead from him. If Rubens' car had held up, he would have won, and Kiki I-got-passed-by-Fisichella may have missed the podium (instead of taking first).
Great viewing, though the organisation was a little lax. What was the problem with Barrichello's Ferrari in the end? He is so unfortunate, since his tyres were working beautifully as the track started to dry out.
Rob
That Nascar race was a joke. The Dale Jr. pass for the win was a illegal pass, but Nascar deemed it legal. Even Darrell Waltrip, the Fox commentator, said that if Nascar black flaged Earnhardt Jr. it would be a "very unpopular" call. Of course the competitors can't call Nascar on this because they'd seen like sore losers....just like me I guess. Dale Jr. IS Nascar after all.
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Originally posted by Rob O'Meara:
<strong>Great viewing, though the organisation was a little lax. What was the problem with Barrichello's Ferrari in the end? He is so unfortunate, since his tyres were working beautifully as the track started to dry out.
Rob</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Barichello ran out of fuel... You know, "...if he didn't have bad luchj, he didn't have luck at all.."
Too bad for Rubinho but even though I'm biased, our little Kimi is driving suberbly!
i.e that pass outside of Ralf... Man, this kid can drive! his nickname "iceman" is well deserved.
Ending was bad for Fisi and Jordan (well, the rule is kinda weird, but I think it's for weird situations where drivers might've passed because of debris or something, although this wasn;t the case yesterday) but still excellent race for them.
What was up with that corner? Haven't seen so many offs in one place ever with no oil involved.
Tough break for Brazil. Still, gotta love racing in the rain...it's all car control. Weird rules changes, but certainly did become more interesting.
Cheers,
-DT
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