Micheal races dirty as usual !!! - Page 12

race aficionado · 29 Mar 2002, 14:16 (Ref:246576)

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Originally posted by Jukebox
one more post from me in this thread...this is especially for all you JPM fans out there.

The move comes in the wake of first-corner incidents in the first two Grands Prix of 2002. At the last round in Malaysia Williams driver Juan Pablo Montoya was given a drive-through penalty after his clash with Michael Schumacher. It is thought that stewards felt Montoya could have done more to avoid the accident.

i picked this up from formula1.com

man, thank goodness practice starts today and we will soon be discussing other topics . . and hopefully not discussing more F1 bonehead desicions (!)

This is specially for all of you that still think Juan should have been penalized:
http://williams.rivals.net/default.a...2&stid=8248672

My favorite Juan quote:
"It's bull s**t!

Don K · 29 Mar 2002, 19:25 (Ref:246773)

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Originally posted by race aficionado
This is specially for all of you that still think Juan should have been penalized:
http://williams.rivals.net/default.a...2&stid=8248672

Hm...
Until 5 minutes ago, I thought that --although Montoya made a mistake-- he should not have been penalized, because both he and Michael had a clear view of what happened, so both drivers had learned something.

But after following your link, I realize that Montoya did not even care to find out what had really happened. So he may very well try the same corner-chop again in the near future.

Did Montoya really say that?
Or is this rivals site (sometimes) unreliable?

race aficionado · 29 Mar 2002, 19:30 (Ref:246777)

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Originally posted by Don K

But after following your link, I realize that Montoya did not even care to find out what had really happened.

I fail to see how you got to that conclusion, I don't agree with it, but then again, it seems to be common trend when it comes to this issue.

Mr V · 29 Mar 2002, 20:24 (Ref:246824)

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Originally posted by Don K
But after following your link, I realize that Montoya did not even care to find out what had really happened. So he may very well try the same corner-chop again in the near future.

i don't follow you don, jpm said that it was a racing incident, and that he would be racing again, if the same situation arises!

Dr. Austin · 29 Mar 2002, 20:37 (Ref:246838)

I'm sure Juan looked at the video.

Tristan · 31 Mar 2002, 11:42 (Ref:247961)

And so this topic lumbers on into its TWELTH page, almost all of them completely pointless......

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