2008 French Grand Prix - Race 8/17
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Ok I follow McLaren but I love Ferrari, I love Massa but hate Kimi simply for the fact that more interesting things can be found in my toe nails
But as much as I love Ferrari, I hate double standards
If it was McLaren in that situation they would have most likely been penalised or ordered to remove it
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No - just show him the Black and orange flag.
Doesn't matter now that part has fallen off though.
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Not a bad race from Piquet tbh, he really needed a points result, can't complain at finishing right behind your former WDC team-mate. [/jinx]
Thats fine, as long as that lump of metal is from a Ferrari. If its from a McLaren, then I will ask my relatives to get you up on manslaughter charges.
I thought it was Williams up on Manslaughter?
*yes, I know they got found not guilty or aquitted multiple times on the charges - but the fact they were still charged *and multiple times at that* irritates the hell out of me no end.*
Aaaand found a video of the Schumacher, De La Rosa incident. 3.25 in
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It doesn't matter, we'll just twist it to make it look like Mclaren are being punished, anything to back up our "FIA hate Mclaren" arguement...
Thats probably because Alonso is a Pillock. Hes just got one of those faces...
Or it could be that Hamilton, even though he has a huge ego, believes that Alonso is one of the few people who can beat him fair and square. He might regard him as the only driver worth fighting. I remember, Senna felt the same way about Prost.
I think Heikki has done well. He couldve been faster, but he brought it home without making any silly mistakes and 4th is fine for a No.2 driver. Hamilton, as the No.1, should hang his head in shame for his performance in this race. In Canada, at least he was fast; in France, he hasnt been quick. Even after his drive-through penalty, in clear air, he was going 1s/lap slower than Kimi. This should not have been the case.
Piquet did well. And has just gone past Alonso.
Heikki is trying to overtake Trulli, as I type, so he might finish 3rd.
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thank god thats over
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Piquet, nice end to a decent race, hopefully the start to some decent races.
Well it could have been interesting if it wasn't boring
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I dunno, there were some events, certainly wasn't the worst French GP there's been.
Regarding Black+Orange flagging Raikonnen.
Absolute poofiddles.
Anyone remember the race where Mclaren had a driver out with VERY LOW tyre pressures and the tyre was literally vibrating in a very unnatural manner as the car was driving along? That was an accident waiting to happen.
That should've been a black+orange, but that didnt happen.
Instead, the suspension failed and the out of control Mclaren nearly collected an innocent Jenson Button.
(Was it Raikonnen in the Mclaren at that time? Cant remember exactly which driver it was).
Absolute poofiddles.
Anyone remember the race where Mclaren had a driver out with VERY LOW tyre pressures and the tyre was literally vibrating in a very unnatural manner as the car was driving along? That was an accident waiting to happen.
That should've been a black+orange, but that didnt happen.
Instead, the suspension failed and the out of control Mclaren nearly collected an innocent Jenson Button.
(Was it Raikonnen in the Mclaren at that time? Cant remember exactly which driver it was).
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Good to see Toyota on the podium this weekend.
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Kimi at nurburgring. That was all down to the silly 1 tyre one race rules.
That wasn't tyre pressure. Kimi had flat spotted the tyre.