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**Habalinnyf** · 05-29-2012, 12:04 AM

Am I the only one to have really enjoyed this year's Monaco GP (apart from Webber, that is)? I thought the intensity of the last ten laps was wonderful. The fact that there was no change in position is not the most important thing, but rather to have seen six of the best drivers in the world nose to tail on the limit, while watching the guy in front, the guy behind, the sky and the crash barriers.

On the one hand I was reminded of the 1981 Spanish GP, when Villeneuve held off a train of cars to take the win (Laffite, Watson, Reutemann, De Angelis), and on the other hand I was reminded of Monaco 1982, when a few spots of rain at the end of the race gave us I don't know how many leaders in the last few laps, and Ricardo Patrese took his first win in the Brabham.

05-29-2012, 12:04 AM	#18
Habalinnyf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 386 Senior Member	Am I the only one to have really enjoyed this year's Monaco GP (apart from Webber, that is)? I thought the intensity of the last ten laps was wonderful. The fact that there was no change in position is not the most important thing, but rather to have seen six of the best drivers in the world nose to tail on the limit, while watching the guy in front, the guy behind, the sky and the crash barriers. On the one hand I was reminded of the 1981 Spanish GP, when Villeneuve held off a train of cars to take the win (Laffite, Watson, Reutemann, De Angelis), and on the other hand I was reminded of Monaco 1982, when a few spots of rain at the end of the race gave us I don't know how many leaders in the last few laps, and Ricardo Patrese took his first win in the Brabham.
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