McLaren Honda have confirmed in a statement today that their driver Fernando Alonso has left the hospital but will not be driving at the final pre-season test at Barcelona, set to start tomorrow.
It doesn't tell the cause of the crash.lebesset wrote:it makes it quite clear that there is nothing wrong with the car , and blood tests showed there was no electric shock
how clear can it be ..
They all to some extent stupid enough as no F1 car is inherently safe, there's always element of prediction at that.lebesset wrote:unless you think button was telling lies and was stupid enoughto drive an unsafe car
well that is a specious argument ...on that basis going to bed is inherantly unsafe ...more people die in bed than anywhere else !timbo wrote:It doesn't tell the cause of the crash.lebesset wrote:it makes it quite clear that there is nothing wrong with the car , and blood tests showed there was no electric shock
how clear can it be ..They all to some extent stupid enough as no F1 car is inherently safe, there's always element of prediction at that.lebesset wrote:unless you think button was telling lies and was stupid enoughto drive an unsafe car
I don't doubt that people at macca did their best to check if the car is ok to be raced. But that doesn't tell much about what happened to Alonso.lebesset wrote:well that is a specious argument ...on that basis going to bed is inherantly unsafe ...more people die in bed than anywhere else !
Since joining Mclaren Button has gotten very good with that Ronspeak stuff, of course speaking fluent McLaren i'd have to say Jenson has perfected the adherence to a homogeneous lexicon axiomatically optimising messaging consistency. You know that filler, using long words that never really mean anything, eloquent articulate statements that nobody can ever draw a conclusion from. Filler.timbo wrote:Yeahlebesset wrote:how about the opinion of someone who is
accustomed to reading the telemetry
saw all the telemetry
wouldn't risk his neck
http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2015/m ... grand-prixAsked whether he thought it was a normal accident Button shrugged and added: “I can’t comment on that. It’s unfair.”
And of these people who die in bed, how many were killed by their bed?lebesset wrote:well that is a specious argument ...on that basis going to bed is inherantly unsafe ...more people die in bed than anywhere else !timbo wrote:It doesn't tell the cause of the crash.lebesset wrote:it makes it quite clear that there is nothing wrong with the car , and blood tests showed there was no electric shock
how clear can it be ..They all to some extent stupid enough as no F1 car is inherently safe, there's always element of prediction at that.lebesset wrote:unless you think button was telling lies and was stupid enoughto drive an unsafe car
reply of the dayGaz. wrote:And of these people who die in bed, how many were killed by their bed?lebesset wrote:
well that is a specious argument ...on that basis going to bed is inherantly unsafe ...more people die in bed than anywhere else !
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
Gaz. wrote:
And of these people who die in bed, how many were killed by their bed?
big beard for a 15 year oldThunders wrote:https://twitter.com/McLarenF1/status/577865458264731649
Offtopic..Gaz. wrote:
And of these people who die in bed, how many were killed by their bed?
https://www.bookyourdive.com/blog/2012/ ... an-a-sharkBeds do kill people too
Nowhere in the world could possibly be safer than your own bed, right? Well, actually, you're safer in open water risking the sharks, and even the jellyfish – 450 people every year die falling out of bed in the US alone.
This isn't the number of people who die in their beds, that is much higher, this is the number of people who actually die because of their beds. Or their floors, depending on how you look at it.
