FIA investigating deliberate crash to promote Alonso to race win
09-18-2009, 07:12 PM
#257
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You mean, say, the Renault F1 team?
The same team that helped him win 2 WDC?
The same team that clearly defined him as the #1?
The same team that he has been trying to leave since he "left" McLaren?
There isn't enough Viagra and/or Cialis on the planet to give Little Miss Sunshine a rigid anything, let alone a rigid moral compass.....IMHO of course.
The same team that helped him win 2 WDC?
The same team that clearly defined him as the #1?
The same team that he has been trying to leave since he "left" McLaren?
There isn't enough Viagra and/or Cialis on the planet to give Little Miss Sunshine a rigid anything, let alone a rigid moral compass.....IMHO of course.
Nothing will change the fact ...FACT ! THAT ALONSO peeged shoo twice , ending his career ....
Where many have tried before including 4 WDC Prost , Alonso is the only driver to bring Renault 2 WDC as a constructor ...... Only driver heeevar
Shooo never won a WDC for Ferrari Before Barrichello nor after Barrichello
Hmmmm Coincidence ?
The parallels between Alonso and shoo is amazing ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1T29WEjMpM&NR=1
09-18-2009, 07:41 PM
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...With qualifying in Monaco, no one knew that it would boil down to the last minutes of Q3 between MS and FA. My opinion is that when MS got fastest time with moments to go, he then decided to go wide and park the car to prevent Alonso on his flyer.
Again, the on track incident with Villeneuve was "spur of the moment" type thing. You don't know your going to be in that situation, when it happened, it was a poor decision...
Again, the on track incident with Villeneuve was "spur of the moment" type thing. You don't know your going to be in that situation, when it happened, it was a poor decision...
This makes you sound very naive.
Your saying that the driver who some hail to be one of the greatest "on the fly" strategist ever, was poor at making decisions in the "spur of the moment?"
If we've learned anything from Schumi is that he left nothing up to chance. In the Damon Hill incident (don't forget this how he won his first WDC), the Villeneuve incident and the Monaco street parking event and others, Michael knew what he was doing. Should the situation arise he knew what he was going to do.
Schumi has admitted to making "mistakes" in certain situations. This is only because he was caught. I wonder how many more "mistakes" he made that he didn't have to own up to. He's not the only one. It's just some get caught and some don't.
Alonso is just as guilty. He's one hellavu fast driver but no doubt he's of the "win at ALL cost" mentality.
This is all the doing of that dwarf and ****-hooker-liking scumbag partner. Harsher penalties, what the **** am I talking about, penalties, some of those aforementioned events didn't carry any penalties, should be harsher in order to discourage this type of behaviour.
That said I believe FB and PS should receive 3 year suspensions and Alonso suspended for the rest of the year, if he had any knowledge of the plan. Oh and btw Piquet Jr. a year suspension for his execution of the plan.
09-18-2009, 07:59 PM
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Pete,
This makes you sound very naive.
Your saying that the driver who some hail to be one of the greatest "on the fly" strategist ever, was poor at making decisions in the "spur of the moment?"
If we've learned anything from Schumi is that he left nothing up to chance. In the Damon Hill incident (don't forget this how he won his first WDC), the Villeneuve incident and the Monaco street parking event and others, Michael knew what he was doing. Should the situation arise he knew what he was going to do.
Schumi has admitted to making "mistakes" in certain situations. This is only because he was caught. I wonder how many more "mistakes" he made that he didn't have to own up to. He's not the only one. It's just some get caught and some don't.
Alonso is just as guilty. He's one hellavu fast driver but no doubt he's of the "win at ALL cost" mentality.
This is all the doing of that dwarf and ****-hooker-liking scumbag partner. Harsher penalties, what the **** am I talking about, penalties, some of those aforementioned events didn't carry any penalties, should be harsher in order to discourage this type of behaviour.
That said I believe FB and PS should receive 3 year suspensions and Alonso suspended for the rest of the year, if he had any knowledge of the plan. Oh and btw Piquet Jr. a year suspension for his execution of the plan.
This makes you sound very naive.
Your saying that the driver who some hail to be one of the greatest "on the fly" strategist ever, was poor at making decisions in the "spur of the moment?"
If we've learned anything from Schumi is that he left nothing up to chance. In the Damon Hill incident (don't forget this how he won his first WDC), the Villeneuve incident and the Monaco street parking event and others, Michael knew what he was doing. Should the situation arise he knew what he was going to do.
Schumi has admitted to making "mistakes" in certain situations. This is only because he was caught. I wonder how many more "mistakes" he made that he didn't have to own up to. He's not the only one. It's just some get caught and some don't.
Alonso is just as guilty. He's one hellavu fast driver but no doubt he's of the "win at ALL cost" mentality.
This is all the doing of that dwarf and ****-hooker-liking scumbag partner. Harsher penalties, what the **** am I talking about, penalties, some of those aforementioned events didn't carry any penalties, should be harsher in order to discourage this type of behaviour.
That said I believe FB and PS should receive 3 year suspensions and Alonso suspended for the rest of the year, if he had any knowledge of the plan. Oh and btw Piquet Jr. a year suspension for his execution of the plan.
I agree completely with everything except that I think JR. & Alonso should get more severe penalties.
Alonso at least next year and JR. should be banned from FIA racing for life. This was something that was planned ahead and what JR. did was something that could've killed someone.
At 1st it might not seem too serious but for example a flying wheel can result easily from a type of crash like JR.'s and we all remember too well what happened to Surtees.
