Schumacher Crash Stuns Car Dealer?
Schumacher Crash Stuns Car Dealer?
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Dancin

Original Poster:

382 posts

238 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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See http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/7534890.st...

What was he doing in Lydd on Sunday Afternoon?

Roy C

4,213 posts

313 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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Dancin said:
See http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/7534890.st...

What was he doing in Lydd on Sunday Afternoon?
That wouldn't be a white van would it, Mikey? rofl

MrOnTheRopes

1,671 posts

275 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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Not having a good week is he?! A few days ago he stuffed a Ferrari F430 Scuderia at the Nordschleife.

He's lost it, it's all over for himwink

Dancin

Original Poster:

382 posts

238 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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Please tell me someone got that on film!tongue outray:

John D.

20,988 posts

238 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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WTF was he doing driving a van?

MrOnTheRopes

1,671 posts

275 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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John D. said:
WTF was he doing driving a van?
Keepin' it realwink

oobster

7,680 posts

240 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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More quotes from the dealer here:

http://en.f1-live.com/f1/en/headlines/news/detail/...

Seems Schumi wasn't best pleased.

Number 7

4,113 posts

291 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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How much did he have to bung them for the NFA?

7.

tuffer

9,009 posts

296 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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John D. said:
WTF was he doing driving a van?
A little bit of cash in hand work whistle

waynepixel

3,978 posts

253 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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John D. said:
WTF was he doing driving a van?
They see me rollin, there hatin

EDLT

15,421 posts

235 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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Schumacher hits someone while overtaking, surely not?

autofocus

3,179 posts

247 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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Hi there,

According to the Daily Mail today they reckon Schumacher was returning from a car racing event at Silverstone.

Now I was at Silverstone all day Friday and all day Sunday, I had full media access and never even heard a whisper that Schumacher was attending.

According to the paper he was driving a Fiat Ducato van. Come on.... so the seven times formula 1 champion drives himself to Silverstone in a Fiat van and no-one at Silverstone sees him.

Regards

Tim


35secToNuvolari

1,016 posts

232 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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I think this incident provides a fascinating insight into Michael's personality. I always wondered what drove him to compete, what part of his personality protected him from the stress and controversy, and this story provides some candid information. I have heard all the negative stories about his personality, but the positive ones about his dedication, work ethic, family life, and his fairly even keeled nature on camera, have maybe masked some of his unpleasantness.

To overtake a car, then hit a pedestrian in the street, and then berate the pedestrian, blaming him for getting hit, is ridiculous, and I think no fair person would do likewise. I think assigning blame automatically to others, energetically developing reasons why the responsibility lies elsewhere, is his defense mechanism to protect himself, to ward off stress and shame, allowing him to work efficiently and untethered to and undistracted by introspection (Interestingly, this is in great contrast to Hill, who talked about his difficulties with introspection during his career in last months Motorsport.)

The fact that the pattern repeats, again, and crosses into his private life is telling.

woof

8,456 posts

306 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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autofocus said:
Hi there,

According to the Daily Mail today they reckon Schumacher was returning from a car racing event at Silverstone.

Now I was at Silverstone all day Friday and all day Sunday, I had full media access and never even heard a whisper that Schumacher was attending.

According to the paper he was driving a Fiat Ducato van. Come on.... so the seven times formula 1 champion drives himself to Silverstone in a Fiat van and no-one at Silverstone sees him.

Regards

Tim
He's wasn't - he's obviously got a bit of fluff therewink


heightswitch

6,322 posts

279 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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Looking at the news report It looks a bit more like

"Brain dead southern car dealer swings a 20ft steel pole into the roadway and wonders why a car hits it??"

Sorry but looking at the position of the post retaining v's on the inside of the path it is painfully obvious that the car dealer idiot had no need to be anywhere near the road. He has obviously swung the pole around into the path of a car. the car has hit the pole which has clouted the stupit tt holding it

(and before anyone asks, I cannot stand the german git) smile

N.

matc

4,737 posts

236 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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He was probably doing a bit of man and van work to get some money in!!

jimmystratos

2,405 posts

261 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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heightswitch said:
"Brain dead southern car dealer swings a 20ft steel pole into the roadway and wonders why a car hits it??"

Sorry but looking at the position of the post retaining v's on the inside of the path it is painfully obvious that the car dealer idiot had no need to be anywhere near the road. He has obviously swung the pole around into the path of a car. the car has hit the pole which has clouted the stupit tt holding it
From the film evidence, that sums it up!

sniff petrol

13,125 posts

241 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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heightswitch said:
Looking at the news report It looks a bit more like

"Brain dead southern car dealer swings a 20ft steel pole into the roadway and wonders why a car hits it??"
And if it had been someone non-famous that hit it then it wouldn't be on the news at all would it?

1

2,732 posts

265 months

Thursday 31st July 2008
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35secToNuvolari said:
I think this incident provides a fascinating insight into Michael's personality. I always wondered what drove him to compete, what part of his personality protected him from the stress and controversy, and this story provides some candid information. I have heard all the negative stories about his personality, but the positive ones about his dedication, work ethic, family life, and his fairly even keeled nature on camera, have maybe masked some of his unpleasantness.

To overtake a car, then hit a pedestrian in the street, and then berate the pedestrian, blaming him for getting hit, is ridiculous, and I think no fair person would do likewise. I think assigning blame automatically to others, energetically developing reasons why the responsibility lies elsewhere, is his defense mechanism to protect himself, to ward off stress and shame, allowing him to work efficiently and untethered to and undistracted by introspection (Interestingly, this is in great contrast to Hill, who talked about his difficulties with introspection during his career in last months Motorsport.)

The fact that the pattern repeats, again, and crosses into his private life is telling.
Just as long as you dont jump to any conclusions based on only one side of the story. FFS rolleyes






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woof

8,456 posts

306 months

Monday 4th August 2008
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Has anything else come about from Herr Schumacher visit to our shores ?
I wondered if he might be looking to defect to Mclaren ?

Don't Mclaren own Lynden Hill circuit ?
Lydd airfield is fairly close ?