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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 03:23 PM






On Sun, 25 Jun 2006 14:04:22 -0400, "qslim" <Suckers@suckersdotcom>
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"In a way Nico put us both out of the race.."

You ran into the wall, you idiot!! What an enormous cockface this guy is.
Nico kept position at the chicane by cutting it to start with. If we
can't have a wall, put a couple of stingers there, and a hinged
section in the pit-wall for them all to pull over a bit further down!
That would be fun!

A watch your speed gun in the pits like the police use would also be
entertaining.


joe


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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 04:02 PM







"FB" <no.spam (AT) will (DOT) be.allowed.com> wrote

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"Bjorn Borud" <borud-news (AT) borud (DOT) no> escreveu na mensagem
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["John Smith" <someone (AT) microsoft (DOT) com>]
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| not trying to make excuses, but he did have some missing pieces after
the
| contact with NR. At least he wasn't looking like Ralf out there..

if Rosberg had let him pass as he should, instead of trying to make as
if nothing had happened and race on, they would both have been in the
race. one may not like Montoya, but this was Rosberg's fault.

-Bjørn


uh?...
was Rosberg a back marker?...
were there blue flags?...
isn´t this a race?...

so why should he let Morontoya pass???

FB

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Duh, Rosberg had gone off track straight through the corner. Montoya screws
up once in a while, but he wasn't at fault this time.

Hal S.




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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 04:04 PM




"Bjorn Borud" <borud-news (AT) borud (DOT) no> wrote

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["Depresion" <blank (AT) 128 (DOT) 0.0.1>]
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| Rosberg was ahead going into the corner, it's not his fault that
| Montoya jumped the curb, had the back end step out on him, had to
| opposite lock to stop the spin and ran into him. It's not like Monty
| doesn't have form for doing exactly the same.

Rosberg was not supposed to be there.
He wasn't supposed to be on the track when he was clearly in the lead entering
the corner? Where should he have been, Spain on holiday?




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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 04:04 PM




"Bjorn Borud" <borud-news (AT) borud (DOT) no> wrote

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["Your Pal... Sal" <salscyn (AT) ptd (DOT) net>]
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| I thought you could straight line a chicane
| without being penalized if you don't do it
| to pick up a position!?!

yes, but he did pick up a position.
No he didn't, you may want to go back and watch it on a replay.




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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 04:31 PM



["Depresion" <blank (AT) 128 (DOT) 0.0.1>]
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He wasn't supposed to be on the track when he was clearly in the
lead entering the corner? Where should he have been, Spain on
holiday?
my word, you are thick!

Rosberg was outside the track when he cut a corner, overtook Montoya,
got back onto the track in front of Montoya, failed to yield to
Montoya to let him pass and then a couple of turns later Montoya and
Rosberg hit each other.

from the looks of it, Montoya had to go take an early apex to try to
pass and I would suspect he had to compromise further by lifting and
braking harder than he normally would, thus using up what precious
little grip there was off the racing line. (although you obviously
didn't pay much attention during the race I presume you *did* hear the
driver's comments about the non-existence of grip outside the racing
line today -- which was probably already pretty bad early in the
race).

one could argue, though, that Montoya should have backed off and
waited for Rosberg to decide to play by the rules or, failing that,
wait until race control gave Rosberg a drive-through penalty for
failing to let Montoya have his position back after overtaking outside
the track. then again, I didn't see what was going on right behind
Montoya at that moment, so it could be that he was under pressure from
behind.

-Bjørn


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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 04:32 PM



["Depresion" <blank (AT) 128 (DOT) 0.0.1>]
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No he didn't, you may want to go back and watch it on a replay.
funny how the TV commentators shared my view as well as half a dozen
friends I was chatting with on IM as this took place. you need to
rewind a bit further.

-Bjørn



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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 05:43 PM



[Jonathan Peirce <president (AT) whitehouse (DOT) gov>]
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I have just watched my taping of the accident about 15 times, and I
can't see how JPM could have made the turn when he hit NR. He was
behind going up the inside, and braked later. Nico beat him to the
turn.
as I saw them going into the corner I half expected JPM to lose grip
since he looked like he was way off the line, going for an early apex
and braking too late to make up for the early apex later in the turn.

-Bjørn


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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 06:43 PM




"Bjorn Borud" <borud-news (AT) borud (DOT) no> wrote

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["Depresion" <blank (AT) 128 (DOT) 0.0.1>]
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| No he didn't, you may want to go back and watch it on a replay.

funny how the TV commentators shared my view as well as half a dozen
friends I was chatting with on IM as this took place. you need to
rewind a bit further.

-Bjørn

Funny the commentators that I was listening to correctly called that Montoya
was behind in the chicane and Nico was in front, thus no advantage gained.




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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 07:29 PM



["Darcy and Tanya" <dartan (AT) nbnet (DOT) nb.ca>]
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Funny the commentators that I was listening to correctly called that Montoya
was behind in the chicane and Nico was in front, thus no advantage gained.
well, I guess I'll have to have another look when the ITV coverage
appears on the net. I thought it looked like Rosberg gained position.

-Bjørn


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Default Re: Montoya is a tool - 06-25-2006 , 08:17 PM




"Bjorn Borud" <borud-news (AT) borud (DOT) no> wrote

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["Depresion" <blank (AT) 128 (DOT) 0.0.1>]
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| No he didn't, you may want to go back and watch it on a replay.

funny how the TV commentators shared my view as well as half a dozen
friends I was chatting with on IM as this took place. you need to
rewind a bit further.
Your commentators must be as blind as you. He was well in front of JPM before he
cut the chicane and was no further ahead after he had.




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