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**smazibummigue** · 07-30-2012, 04:05 AM

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Kamui for getting his @ss beat by HK in the Cateram

You do realise Kamui retired two laps before the end don't you? Not hard to be beaten by a Caterham when your car is broken down in the pits. No wonder you don't rate the guy! He was set to finish just behind his teammate otherwise. Not great but hardly a poor outing either.

No real donkeys today except maybe a few strategy errors, McLaren putting Button out behind Senna comes to mind. Not sure if Lotus made an error bringing Romain in for his last pitstop too as he seemed to be stuck behind Alonso for too long.

Maldonaldo deserves a mention, I think it was a genuine error due to overenthusiasm but he has way too many of them. Might be interesting to tally up an alternative championship where Maldonaldo doesn't lose so many points due to avoidable accidents, Williams could have been challenging Sauber then.

07-30-2012, 04:05 AM	#25
smazibummigue Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	Igornado Kamui for getting his @ss beat by HK in the Cateram You do realise Kamui retired two laps before the end don't you? Not hard to be beaten by a Caterham when your car is broken down in the pits. No wonder you don't rate the guy! He was set to finish just behind his teammate otherwise. Not great but hardly a poor outing either. No real donkeys today except maybe a few strategy errors, McLaren putting Button out behind Senna comes to mind. Not sure if Lotus made an error bringing Romain in for his last pitstop too as he seemed to be stuck behind Alonso for too long. Maldonaldo deserves a mention, I think it was a genuine error due to overenthusiasm but he has way too many of them. Might be interesting to tally up an alternative championship where Maldonaldo doesn't lose so many points due to avoidable accidents, Williams could have been challenging Sauber then.
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