Fernando Alonso has made the best of a difficult race that started in extremely difficult conditions. Alonso ran faultless, and profited from both Red Bull's not finishing to take the championship lead. Lewis Hamilton came in second, with Massa securing a great result for Ferrari in 3rd place.
Nope, you just have to know about crashing, and Webber is very knowledgeable when it comes to crashing...segedunum wrote:Comparing race driving to the presence of mind you have when driving on the road by mentioning a driving license is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard on these forums and shows those people have no idea about racing.
I could not see any point where he gave an indication of wanting to continue. The whole incident was one continuous event. But maybe some telemetry release might show where he put the car into first and pressed the accelerator. THAT is the only way that his actions could be ascertained, apart from asking Webber ourselves.ringo wrote:why is no one focusing on the fact that he chose to continue?
Having made a choice means that he was in control of the car, is it not?
ringo wrote:Horner is more credible than any of us.
n smikle wrote:Nope, you just have to know about crashing, and Webber is very knowledgeable when it comes to crashing...segedunum wrote:Comparing race driving to the presence of mind you have when driving on the road by mentioning a driving license is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard on these forums and shows those people have no idea about racing.
The truth will come to light; we will see...
, why he took Rosberg out? Doing any favors for himself in WDC.. There were some better choices to make: Alonso, Hamilton, you name it. Except Horner has a track record of lying and changing his story as facts come out to prove his original line to be incorrect.ringo wrote:Horner said he wanted to continue.
Horner is more credible than any of us.
So rosberg is in error now?myurr wrote:Except Horner has a track record of lying and changing his story as facts come out to prove his original line to be incorrect.ringo wrote:Horner said he wanted to continue.
Horner is more credible than any of us.
The fact that would make me dispute Horners line is that as Webber is going across the track his front right tyre is very clearly up in the air due to broken rear suspension. There is no way that Webber would not have seen this and would have thought he could continue.
That said I find it equally as believable that Webber thought he was already on the circuit and that it would be better to continue all the way across at pace as he did so knowingly and deliberately. Rosberg made a very real error in trying to outrun Webbers car - he probably didn't have time to react, but aiming for where a car currently is during a crash when it is coming across the track is definitely something all racing drivers know.
Ray wrote:Who cares? He fuc ked up and crashed. No one was hurt, he was in/not in control of a very wrecked race car, and he shot himself in the foot possibly losing the WDC in the process. Get over it, he didn't crash Lewis so I don't see why you two even care.
well said. =D>old wounds die hardRay wrote: Get over it, he didn't crash Lewis so I don't see why you two even care.
