- 25 Nov 12, 22:56#336520
A racing car that does not win, is just art
Bruno has said it was because Seb did not see him.

A racing car that does not win, is just art
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Murray Walker wrote:The less intelligent observers say anyone could do it in that car.

vlad wrote:Senna came in that corner out of nowhere, carrying huge speed, it was just impossible to spot him. And, by the time he shown himself behind Di Resta's car, he was, I don't know how you call it, but we call it something like "dead corner" or "blind spot" of Vettel's mirrors.Well you can't blame Senna either, he had the inside line coming through the corner minding his own business. You cant ask another driver to disappear or go onto to grass or something, just because Vettel coming from one side of the track to the other in a corner he knows is crowded, no matter how many consecutive championships he has.

BottasForPresident wrote:vlad wrote:Senna came in that corner out of nowhere, carrying huge speed, it was just impossible to spot him. And, by the time he shown himself behind Di Resta's car, he was, I don't know how you call it, but we call it something like "dead corner" or "blind spot" of Vettel's mirrors.Well you can't blame Senna either, he had the inside line coming through the corner minding his own business. You cant ask another driver to disappear or go onto to grass or something, just because Vettel coming from one side of the track to the other in a corner he knows is crowded, no matter how many consecutive championships he has.

vlad wrote:Unavoidable if Vettel would have stayed on the outside, but i do understand why he chose to do what he did. He would have potentially lost a lot of places behind slower drivers and had already been passed by couple. Totally understandable Vettel didnt want to hang around watching a stream of F1 cars pass him. It's just a shame it ended Peréz and Sennas race.BottasForPresident wrote:vlad wrote:Senna came in that corner out of nowhere, carrying huge speed, it was just impossible to spot him. And, by the time he shown himself behind Di Resta's car, he was, I don't know how you call it, but we call it something like "dead corner" or "blind spot" of Vettel's mirrors.Well you can't blame Senna either, he had the inside line coming through the corner minding his own business. You cant ask another driver to disappear or go onto to grass or something, just because Vettel coming from one side of the track to the other in a corner he knows is crowded, no matter how many consecutive championships he has.
I'm not blaming Senna, not after I've seen it all. It was just an unavoidable racing incident, in this case.


Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 

cheekybru wrote:Sorry if this has been covered but just watched highlights didn't see it all yesterday, why was Seb not punished for overtaking under yellows?The answer to this very important question can be found discussed in detail on the last five or six pages of this thread.
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