Monaco Grand Prix 2011, Monte-Carlo - Race 6/19
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What makes you think that any of those ladies would allow you "in" them?
Who said anything about allow. Couple of bottles of champing and shots..
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Ok, only just finished watching but think the result was a complete joke in the end :S
I completely disagree really with the ability to fix the cars during the restart... Neither Hamilton nor Vettel/Alonso should have been allowed replacement tyres and the fix on the wing...
kd
I completely disagree really with the ability to fix the cars during the restart... Neither Hamilton nor Vettel/Alonso should have been allowed replacement tyres and the fix on the wing...
kd
Probably.
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But Button is allowed?
Button didn't change. (ED: Or if he did it was soft->soft)
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Tules are rules, so it spooky this race a little, but at other races with more cars involved in the carnage, then not allowing changes would reck the race. You can't regulate for every incident and it happens so rarely anyway.
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Well I'm not a fan of Vettel but I'll normally admit he drove best... but not today. He won that race purely on luck. If the race hadn't been red flagged and him given a free tyre change it would have been completely different. Feel sorry for Button 
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Regarding Hamilton, he is whining a fair bit. But the guy has a point, Maldanardo did turn in earlier than normal and the stewards seem to be pretty strict. Yes, I don't want to see F1 like Touring Cars, but I thought Hamilton's moves were fine.
.Regarding Hamilton, he is whining a fair bit. But the guy has a point, Maldanardo did turn in earlier than normal and the stewards seem to be pretty strict. Yes, I don't want to see F1 like Touring Cars, but I thought Hamilton's moves were fine.
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its pretty clear that was a joke, but it really wasnt the best time for it
if my memory serves (it doesnt usually) i believe the FIA have generally been incredibly harsh towards mclaren.
Their never gonna get rid of Monaco, theres too much money from advertising and potential share holders.
Surprised they haven't brought in speed limits on track to reduce the safety risk and allow the sponsors stickers to be see more clearly...
I like the glamor but the track is not suitable for purpose just look at masa eventual crash, go off line and you'll end up in the wall. the race if you can call it that was shown by the last laps prior to the last safety car to be a complete joke. theirs no place to overtake and when people try to overtake they get penalized.