- 14 Sep 11, 22:32#274790
I wouldn't expect any driver to give up a position when their is a vague chance of getting past. It's racing, these things happen.
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Hansy wrote:Yeah? From what I remember, it was a banzai move from Kobi that turned out badly. I remember also Montreal, he braked on an acceleration zone and crashed with Nick. If you want a perfect guy, go look for JensonIs that so?
andrew wrote:I wouldn't expect any driver to give up a position when their is a vague chance of getting past. It's racing, these things happen.He said he wasn't racing him though, it's contradictory his actions. Saying a vague chance to get by is being polite, the only way he had of beating Hamilton in that move was by punting him off. Guess that worked.
andrew wrote:1. The RAF are cutting down on pilots close to getting their wings, let alone taking on new ones.FRAFPDD wrote:It is by far the best thing ive ever seen on tv.I wouldn't mention that when you go for your RAF interview. They won't even trust you with a paper aeroplane!
FRAFPDD wrote:He didn't "not acelerate", he braked.Hansy wrote:Yeah? From what I remember, it was a banzai move from Kobi that turned out badly. I remember also Montreal, he braked on an acceleration zone and crashed with Nick. If you want a perfect guy, go look for JensonIs that so?
From what i remember it was Hamilton making moves not Kobayashi, the overtakee is not the mover, i remember also in Montreal that he didnt ACCELERATE into a acceleration zone because his tyres were completely shot, he had no grip and Heidfeld didnt work it out.
If you want a perfect guy, go look at Kobayashi?
Hansy wrote:FRAFPDD wrote:He didn't "not acelerate", he braked.Hansy wrote:Yeah? From what I remember, it was a banzai move from Kobi that turned out badly. I remember also Montreal, he braked on an acceleration zone and crashed with Nick. If you want a perfect guy, go look for JensonIs that so?
From what i remember it was Hamilton making moves not Kobayashi, the overtakee is not the mover, i remember also in Montreal that he didnt ACCELERATE into a acceleration zone because his tyres were completely shot, he had no grip and Heidfeld didnt work it out.
If you want a perfect guy, go look at Kobayashi?
bud wrote:That's unfair, Hamilton moved into him because he didn't know Kobayashi was there. Kobayashi still has a right to the race track, he doesn't have to let up, wasn't being blue flagged.andrew wrote:I wouldn't expect any driver to give up a position when their is a vague chance of getting past. It's racing, these things happen.He said he wasn't racing him though, it's contradictory his actions. Saying a vague chance to get by is being polite, the only way he had of beating Hamilton in that move was by punting him off. Guess that worked.
vaptin wrote:It's not unfair, Koboyashi made the claim he wasn't fighting Lewis right? Going on the outside 1/4 up on the car ahead says to me he is fighting for position! What's this right to the racetrack s***?bud wrote:That's unfair, Hamilton moved into him because he didn't know Kobayashi was there. Kobayashi still has a right to the race track, he doesn't have to let up, wasn't being blue flagged.andrew wrote:I wouldn't expect any driver to give up a position when their is a vague chance of getting past. It's racing, these things happen.He said he wasn't racing him though, it's contradictory his actions. Saying a vague chance to get by is being polite, the only way he had of beating Hamilton in that move was by punting him off. Guess that worked.

bud wrote:If we're going to store so much by what the driver claims, Lewis claims it was all his fault.vaptin wrote:It's not unfair, Koboyashi made the claim he wasn't fighting Lewis right? Going on the outside 1/4 up on the car ahead says to me he is fighting for position! What's this right to the racetrack s***?bud wrote:That's unfair, Hamilton moved into him because he didn't know Kobayashi was there. Kobayashi still has a right to the race track, he doesn't have to let up, wasn't being blue flagged.andrew wrote:I wouldn't expect any driver to give up a position when their is a vague chance of getting past. It's racing, these things happen.He said he wasn't racing him though, it's contradictory his actions. Saying a vague chance to get by is being polite, the only way he had of beating Hamilton in that move was by punting him off. Guess that worked.
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