No overtaking in F1
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odyssey2200

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18,650 posts

238 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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This was in at least 2 papers today but I could only find it online in the Stun

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/motorsp...


Article said:
Polish racer Kubica slammed Hamilton for his driving in Italy last month when he overtook a clutch of fellow racers in a series of sweeping moves.
Its called Racing you tt!banghead


RJB_666

1,677 posts

224 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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You found a better article aswell, i was looking at the un trustworthy planet f1. But i'm shocked at Kubica, can't see why he has a right to comment like this. One thing i can't stand is when drivers do that, Webber's the usual one to open his mouth when he should keep quiet.

team underdog

938 posts

258 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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RJB_666 said:
But i'm shocked at Kubica, can't see why he has a right to comment like this. One thing i can't stand is when drivers do that
You mean you are shocked when another driver has the balls to speak out against anything "The One" does? He was clearly voicing his opinion on Lewis's move on Glock, which anyone with an objective view would say was dangerous, whether intentional or not.

I find it quite amusing that we berate drivers on this forum for being automatrons and dull, yet when they speak out against anything they are slated again.

odyssey2200

Original Poster:

18,650 posts

238 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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team underdog said:
RJB_666 said:
But i'm shocked at Kubica, can't see why he has a right to comment like this. One thing i can't stand is when drivers do that
You mean you are shocked when another driver has the balls to speak out against anything "The One" does? He was clearly voicing his opinion on Lewis's move on Glock, which anyone with an objective view would say was dangerous, whether intentional or not.

I find it quite amusing that we berate drivers on this forum for being automatrons and dull, yet when they speak out against anything they are slated again.
They should STFU and race.

Ecurie Ecosse

4,812 posts

247 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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team underdog said:
RJB_666 said:
But i'm shocked at Kubica, can't see why he has a right to comment like this. One thing i can't stand is when drivers do that
You mean you are shocked when another driver has the balls to speak out against anything "The One" does? He was clearly voicing his opinion on Lewis's move on Glock, which anyone with an objective view would say was dangerous, whether intentional or not.

I find it quite amusing that we berate drivers on this forum for being automatrons and dull, yet when they speak out against anything they are slated again.
+1

But, of course, the Lewis supporters on the forum know better than a current F1 driver.

DWP

1,232 posts

244 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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It would be much safer if they ran the event as a series of single time trials. Seriously, no driver likes another who is faster. Can't remember many nice things said about MS when he was at the height of his powers. But he was a winner.

Mojocvh

16,837 posts

291 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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Ecurie Ecosse said:
team underdog said:
RJB_666 said:
But i'm shocked at Kubica, can't see why he has a right to comment like this. One thing i can't stand is when drivers do that
You mean you are shocked when another driver has the balls to speak out against anything "The One" does? He was clearly voicing his opinion on Lewis's move on Glock, which anyone with an objective view would say was dangerous, whether intentional or not.

I find it quite amusing that we berate drivers on this forum for being automatrons and dull, yet when they speak out against anything they are slated again.
+1

But, of course, the Lewis supporters on the forum know better than a current F1 driver.
You are regressing to your original wker form after a period of remission..

scottbm

105 posts

216 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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what has happened to old fashioned racing. Years ago that is what we paid for , but now it sems the computer generation is trying to take over the world. " It`s not fair he overtakes me on the outside, that didn`t happen on the platstation"

I am only 32 years old so i`m not talking about the 50`s

Let things evolve, let lewis go mad , it`s nice to see at last. Micheal was the originator and long may it continue

Ecurie Ecosse

4,812 posts

247 months

Saturday 11th October 2008
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Mojocvh said:
Ecurie Ecosse said:
team underdog said:
RJB_666 said:
But i'm shocked at Kubica, can't see why he has a right to comment like this. One thing i can't stand is when drivers do that
You mean you are shocked when another driver has the balls to speak out against anything "The One" does? He was clearly voicing his opinion on Lewis's move on Glock, which anyone with an objective view would say was dangerous, whether intentional or not.

I find it quite amusing that we berate drivers on this forum for being automatrons and dull, yet when they speak out against anything they are slated again.
+1

But, of course, the Lewis supporters on the forum know better than a current F1 driver.
You are regressing to your original wker form after a period of remission..
Thank you Sir ; )

Jungles

3,587 posts

250 months

Sunday 12th October 2008
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The Sun... pinnacle of unbiased British journalism. rolleyes

No-one here needs to tell Kubica what racing means. He knows racing better than anyone on these forums. So nice to see punters pretending to know better than the professionals.

Fact is, Hamilton DOES go overboard too often. I hope he learns his lesson from the words of others, instead of learning it the hard way.

Edited by Jungles on Sunday 12th October 00:24

ZeeTacoe

5,444 posts

251 months

Sunday 12th October 2008
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Jungles said:
Fact is, Hamilton DOES go overboard too often. I hope he learns his lesson from the words of others, instead of learning it the hard way.

Edited by Jungles on Sunday 12th October 00:24
has anyone else noticed a lack of cones/flags/kerbs/etc at Fuji turn 10 blocking access to the road that cuts out turn 11?

must be set up for another exciting Hamliton overtake

Mattygooner

5,304 posts

233 months

Sunday 12th October 2008
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ZeeTacoe said:
Jungles said:
Fact is, Hamilton DOES go overboard too often. I hope he learns his lesson from the words of others, instead of learning it the hard way.

Edited by Jungles on Sunday 12th October 00:24
has anyone else noticed a lack of cones/flags/kerbs/etc at Fuji turn 10 blocking access to the road that cuts out turn 11?

must be set up for another exciting Hamliton overtake
Wow your funny, your a real funny guy.


RJB_666

1,677 posts

224 months

Sunday 12th October 2008
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Ecurie and Underdog, let me explain what i meant. Kubica in my opinion had no incidents with Lewis in that race, especially the two incidents that he has mentioned. Also he is meant to be goods friends with Lewis. I would understand more if the incidents involved Kubica but never thought it would be his style to complain to the press. This has nothing to do with being what you may class as being a "fanboy", thank you.

ZeeTacoe

5,444 posts

251 months

Sunday 12th October 2008
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Mattygooner said:
Wow your funny, your a real funny guy.
thankyou.


and it is 'you're' as in 'you are funny' but shorter with an apostrophe

Edited by ZeeTacoe on Sunday 12th October 07:07

mchammer89

3,127 posts

242 months

Sunday 12th October 2008
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ZeeTacoe said:
Mattygooner said:
Wow your funny, your a real funny guy.
thankyou.


and it is 'you're' as in 'you are funny' but shorter with an apostrophe

Edited by ZeeTacoe on Sunday 12th October 07:07
Edited and still forgot that "thank" and "you" are two different words. hehe

Mattygooner

5,304 posts

233 months

Sunday 12th October 2008
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ZeeTacoe said:
Mattygooner said:
Wow your funny, your a real funny guy.
thankyou.


and it is 'you're' as in 'you are funny' but shorter with an apostrophe

Edited by ZeeTacoe on Sunday 12th October 07:07
Try again, third time lucky!!!

odyssey2200

Original Poster:

18,650 posts

238 months

Sunday 12th October 2008
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OI!!

Stop that!

I'll not have pedantry in my thread!!irked