did vettel overtake off the track
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fastcars_hardy said:
So at what point is the edge then because I was told its the white line which he went over and thats why he got a penalty last year
Can you not read? FOUR wheels over the line and then there MAY be a penalty if there was an advantage. That was why he got a penalty last year. Today he did not have 4 wheels over the white lines, therefore no penalty at all. TheHeretic said:
Can you not read? FOUR wheels over the line and then there MAY be a penalty if there was an advantage. That was why he got a penalty last year. Today he did not have 4 wheels over the white lines, therefore no penalty at all.
Clarm down. I was writing my response at the time you responded. TheHeretic said:
Can you not read? FOUR wheels over the line and then there MAY be a penalty if there was an advantage. That was why he got a penalty last year. Today he did not have 4 wheels over the white lines, therefore no penalty at all.
Clarm down. I was writing my response at the time you responded. TheHeretic said:
fastcars_hardy said:
So at what point is the edge then because I was told its the white line which he went over and thats why he got a penalty last year
Can you not read? FOUR wheels over the line and then there MAY be a penalty if there was an advantage. That was why he got a penalty last year. Today he did not have 4 wheels over the white lines, therefore no penalty at all. Are you sponsored by Redbull?
You seem very sensitive in the issue of Vettel.
TheHeretic said:
No. Quite simply he did not put 4 wheels outside the lines. Not sure why that deems me sensitive.
This thread appears to have run out of steam. Thank goodness.At long last we have a race with some genuine scandal, and we are debating about a white line? Like anyone cares about that.
The story today reminds me of Villeneuve and Pironi in 1982, and I'm afraid Vettel has done himself no favours by saying he was deaf or whatever.
He should have just said he wanted to win, and got on with it, instead of apologising when there is nothing to be gained by doing that.
Mark Webber is a cool guy, and I wouldn't want to be faced with overtaking him in the same situation again if I was Seb.
It is easy to be critical of Seb, but he would not be the driver he is today if he was any different. We need strong characters in sport, and not a manners demonstration.
I think seb lost a lot of stock today. Hed have got away with it if hed had the courage of his convictions and not apologised and just said im here to win and thats what i did.
Trying to find an excusd and squirm and apolgise was the wrong thing to do imho,
Senna would never have apologised or seen anything wrong
Trying to find an excusd and squirm and apolgise was the wrong thing to do imho,
Senna would never have apologised or seen anything wrong
But he isn't Senna, thankfully.
He did the right thing, he's a racer, he raced. He wants to win, he won.
He did the right thing by pretending to be sorry, we all know he isnt.
I vill haff trouble going to sleep tonight ...... as i party all night with hookers unt champagne cos I am a vinner, yeah!
He did the right thing, he's a racer, he raced. He wants to win, he won.
He did the right thing by pretending to be sorry, we all know he isnt.
I vill haff trouble going to sleep tonight ...... as i party all night with hookers unt champagne cos I am a vinner, yeah!
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