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[LifeW12]

might be 86 because Mansell won that year's race

There are some moves that aren't there and should be:

Arnoux and Villeneuve at Dijon
Mansell v. Patrese? - Brazil 1989
Mansell v. Senna - Hungary 1989
Alesi v. Senna - USA 1990
Senna's first lap at Donington
Schumacher v. Alesi - European 1995
Irvine v. Schumacher & Hakkinen - Suzuka 1997
Coulthard v. Schumacher - France 2000

[headless]

Hakkinen

[racechick]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzFDvZhntvQ

I'd say this is one of the best

Yes I like that one. And I lurve this one Its just one of the many reasons i like juan more than Michael What skill
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEyVJJrKPk0

[cheekybru]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzFDvZhntvQ

I'd say this is one of the best

agreed

[scotty]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqsQlbr0rmk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

This video should have been so much higher in that 'top 15'.

I think it's such a brilliant move, better than Montoya's pass on Schumacher in the same race (which people appear to remember better for whatever reason), and imo better than Hakkinen's similar Spa 2000 pass.

He basically forced Schumacher to go around the outside of the Minardi while he went the other way. In the pissing rain, that's pretty tough!

[Denthúl]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqsQlbr0rmk

This video should have been so much higher in that 'top 15'.

I think it's such a brilliant move, better than Montoya's pass on Schumacher in the same race (which people appear to remember better for whatever reason), and imo better than Hakkinen's similar Spa 2000 pass.

He basically forced Schumacher to go around the outside of the Minardi while he went the other way. In the pissing rain, that's pretty tough!

I agree. That was a very good race from Coulthard, beating Schumacher at his own game, really. It is one of my favourite races, though I still cringe when I think about the Montoya/Verstappen incident. I think the reason that people remember Montoya's move more is simply that it was so unexpected.

[headless]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqsQlbr0rmk

This video should have been so much higher in that 'top 15'.

I think it's such a brilliant move, better than Montoya's pass on Schumacher in the same race (which people appear to remember better for whatever reason), and imo better than Hakkinen's similar Spa 2000 pass.

He basically forced Schumacher to go around the outside of the Minardi while he went the other way. In the pissing rain, that's pretty tough!

I agree. That was a very good race from Coulthard, beating Schumacher at his own game, really. It is one of my favourite races, though I still cringe when I think about the Montoya/Verstappen incident. I think the reason that people remember Montoya's move more is simply that it was so unexpected.

Yeah I agree also, was pretty amazing

[Rusko]

my favourite will always be mika overtaking schumi at spa. brilliant, fearless move.

[EagleF1-27]

I am a bit biased but other than Villeneuve and Arnoux at Dijon where there were so many to choose from. A single moment has to be when Villeneuve took Jones round the outside of Tarzan bend at Zandvoort in 1979. A bloody hard bend in itself, let alone overtaking on the outside of it!

[LifeW12]

I am a bit biased but other than Villeneuve and Arnoux at Dijon where there were so many to choose from. A single moment has to be when Villeneuve took Jones round the outside of Tarzan bend at Zandvoort in 1979. A bloody hard bend in itself, let alone overtaking on the outside of it!

Tarzan was specifically designed exactly for side by side racing which is something that Tilke doesn't know about yet and John Hugenholz worked out in the 50's