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**MzTT** · 04-08-2009, 09:49 PM

I am not sure how spinning out shows you are not motivated, I would think it is more that you are still really pushing hard, too hard even.

Well, spinning can occur as a result of pushing too hard or... lack of concentration. A good example for the latter one was M. Schumacher in USA in 2000, where he was clearly leading, win was in the bag and suddenly he spun in the end.

But generally of course you can be right - in Fisi's case a spin can't mean one clear automatical conclusion. But what concerns me more is that Fisi doesn't seem to have that advantage over Sutil he had last year, which creates doubts. Already in Australia Sutil finished ahead (even passed Fisi on track IIRC).

04-08-2009, 09:49 PM	#11
MzTT Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 665 Senior Member	I am not sure how spinning out shows you are not motivated, I would think it is more that you are still really pushing hard, too hard even. Well, spinning can occur as a result of pushing too hard or... lack of concentration. A good example for the latter one was M. Schumacher in USA in 2000, where he was clearly leading, win was in the bag and suddenly he spun in the end. But generally of course you can be right - in Fisi's case a spin can't mean one clear automatical conclusion. But what concerns me more is that Fisi doesn't seem to have that advantage over Sutil he had last year, which creates doubts. Already in Australia Sutil finished ahead (even passed Fisi on track IIRC).
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