Brazil GP: Donkey of the race
 

Virgin team for releasing Glock with a loose wheel... Could have caused trouble had it bounced into turn one.. http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...lies/dozey.gif

Agree. They will get a penalty for that, by which I mean a fine after the race

Massa:
holding up Hamilton with his slower car as a strategy
being so slow that a back-marker passes him ( and his engineer urging him to drive faster)
and generally being nowhere near his teammate

If I were Ferrari, I would be looking to pick up the odd man out from Force India and send this guy to pasture


...and then doing donuts and nearly hitting the pitwall as if he had accomplished something
LOL

Cry me a river! http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...es/biggrin.gif

If you were Ferrari, Ferrari as automotive symbol wouldn't have existed.

uhm, what are you going on about
it's the end of the season and you seem to have run out of useless puns I suppose :/

Can't agree because of Massa holding up Lewis???

Isn't that what he needed to do do make his 2 stopper work?

that's one part of my argument, but I did not see him holding up Button, and at that point both button and Hamilton were separated by about 1.6 seconds and catching Massa at an alarming speed.
Button went through, and then they decided to hold up Hamilton. both mclaren drivers were on pretty much the same 3 stop strategy and both were vastly quicker. So I suppose that strategy was "reserved" for hamilton
Actually I really did not care until I heard the radio broadcast from his caretaker engineer.

Strange to see Felipe just pull out of the way when Jenson appeared in his mirrors only for him to fight Lewis for the same position. Not sure I'd give Felipe the donkey award though.

The weather forecaster!

Other than that, the Virgin team will get a penalty.

The rest were racing incidents.

LOL, yes, I forgot about that
they were completely off, I mean way off

Stewards for giving Senna the penalty.

Indeed, it really wasn't needed for what was a pure racing incident IMO. This is what we have to come to expect from now on unfortunately. http://www.motorsportforums.com/images/styles/World/icons/icon13.gif

Harsh to give it to either Senna or Schumacher for tangling, it was a racing incident and a shame that the former got a penalty and the latter got a puncture.

Maybe Massa for generally being dog slow again and letting his buddy past when he'd been told to push, but that too seems harsh.

So I'll give it to Red Bull for thinking we'd believe Seb had "gearbox problems" when he was trading fastest laps with Mark http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...ies/tongue.gif

truefan is all for racing as long as it goes Lewis' way, otherwise all other are donkeys. LOL

Seb had "hearbox" problems. They said it to him in both ears, so it must be true. Of course. And so having heard, he drove as having heard.


As for Senna, if it had been for the first contact, I agree, but look at how he drove afterwards into the second contact. For that he should have gotten the penalty. Indeed a ten second stop and go might have been more appropriate. But at least he was fighting tooth and nail.

You could replace the word 'Truefan' with 'ioan' and 'Lewis' with 'Michael' and the irony would be lost on some. http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...es/biggrin.gif

You talking about Monza where the best things since, well you know, couldn't overtake a much older driver driving a slower car until the FIA made way for him?! I guess it's a yes?

I would also like to add DRS, of which ruined an engaging battle between Massa and I believe Button as soon as they came out of the first S-bend.

Seb gets the award from me for comparing himself to Senna! Can't believe he actually said that. What a donkey...

No I wasn't talking about Monza. I was talking about you excusing others of doing something you are verty guilty of yourself. Monza didn't even enter my head to be quite honest and I can't see how you made the connection? Did I even hint at a particular instance? lol