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donald29
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Post subject: Re: Grand Prix de Monaco 2012
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Would like to see more than that little clip from the race edit, but looked like he left a car's width which is what the rules state (if you include the kerbs).
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mikhailv
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Post subject: Re: Grand Prix de Monaco 2012
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To be honest, Heikki was harsh but fair. He plonked the car in the centre coming out of the tunnel; he is entitled to. out of swimming pool he leaves enough room for a very risky overtake which Jenson isn't known to take; but he did and bodged it.
Heikki was playing defensive but fairly so. Jenson needed to do what Alonso did in 2010, rag it alongside and bully them out of the way, not pussyfoot it.
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François
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In the live broadcast it looked more like he took the left line coming out of the tunnel and then moved back to cover the right. He made it look like he had chosen to go left but changed his mind to a somewhat awkward "center" in the braking zone, not leaving enough space on the right (unless you count the unusable kerb). I'm willing to bet than more than half the drivers in the field would've binned it if they had been in Jenson's position.
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mikhailv
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Post subject: Re: Grand Prix de Monaco 2012
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François wrote: In the live broadcast it looked more like he took the left line coming out of the tunnel and then moved back to cover the right. He made it look like he had chosen to go left but changed his mind to a somewhat awkward "center" in the braking zone, not leaving enough space on the right (unless you count the unusable kerb). I'm willing to bet than more than half the drivers in the field would've binned it if they had been in Jenson's position. Half the field wouldn't have ben stuck behind him    |
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Edi96
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Post subject: Re: Grand Prix de Monaco 2012
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Perez has confirmed that a small front suspension lever broke just prior to his crash in Qualifying. The suspension broke as a result of the Maldonado incident.
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donald29
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Post subject: Re: Grand Prix de Monaco 2012
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Oh so they confirmed it broke because of the Maldonado incident? Very poor, Sauber were quick and Perez has been unlucky unable to exploit the pace the last two races. Maldonado got off lightly all things considered.
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mikhailv
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Post subject: Re: Grand Prix de Monaco 2012
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donald29 wrote: Oh so they confirmed it broke because of the Maldonado incident? Very poor, Sauber were quick and Perez has been unlucky unable to exploit the pace the last two races. Maldonado got off lightly all things considered. Wouldve thought a thorough check and test would be done on the 'spension though. |
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