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Hammer278 wrote:A) it's clearly not being ignoredNin-Chin wrote:Some breaking news - British Grand Prix winner Nico Rosberg is under investigation for allegedly not slowing for yellow flags in today's race at Silverstone, the FIA has announced.OH NO! Let's investigate the dude who didn't lift his foot for a millisecond and ignore the 4 tyre blowouts which almost killed a driver today.
NHcheese wrote:Almost killed a driver? Who?Alonso behind Perez?
LRW wrote:Where do you get drama queen from? did 4 capital letters get your knickers in yet another twist?Hammer278 wrote:A) it's clearly not being ignoredNin-Chin wrote:Some breaking news - British Grand Prix winner Nico Rosberg is under investigation for allegedly not slowing for yellow flags in today's race at Silverstone, the FIA has announced.OH NO! Let's investigate the dude who didn't lift his foot for a millisecond and ignore the 4 tyre blowouts which almost killed a driver today.
B) drama queen much?
Hammer278 wrote:NHcheese wrote:Almost killed a driver? Who?Alonso behind Perez?LRW wrote:Where do you get drama queen from? did 4 capital letters get your knickers in yet another twist?Hammer278 wrote:A) it's clearly not being ignoredNin-Chin wrote:Some breaking news - British Grand Prix winner Nico Rosberg is under investigation for allegedly not slowing for yellow flags in today's race at Silverstone, the FIA has announced.OH NO! Let's investigate the dude who didn't lift his foot for a millisecond and ignore the 4 tyre blowouts which almost killed a driver today.
B) drama queen much?
You are so funny.
andrew wrote:It is only true to an extent. Cars are only deemed to have exceeded the track limits when all four wheels are over the white lines. So two wheels on each side of the line (i.e. two wheels on the kerbs) is perfectly legal and indeed normal for almost 100% of motor racing series. To try to argue that cars should not touch the kerbs is, to be frank (and not AllanHammer278 wrote:LOL...cars shouldn't be riding kerbs, another quote worth framing for a hearty laugh. What are kerbs for genius, decorations?The white line denotes the edge of the track. Running over teh kerbs exceeds the confines of the track. Laugh all you like but it is ture.LRW wrote:Good, so we agree then, that it seems unlikely to be a kerb issue.Erm, no.
), ridiculous in the extreme.LiamCatterson wrote:I love all these nooby comments I am seeing wishing Hamilton failure for the rest of his career and how Hamilton can't look after his tyres. Make me wonder if these nobodies were watching something else...It's almost as bad as the sporting crowd at Silverstone booing Vettel when he retired.
zurich_allan wrote:Well it's not ridiculous but thank you for taking the time to respond like an adult rather than write a childish snide comment in your signature.andrew wrote:It is only true to an extent. Cars are only deemed to have exceeded the track limits when all four wheels are over the white lines. So two wheels on each side of the line (i.e. two wheels on the kerbs) is perfectly legal and indeed normal for almost 100% of motor racing series. To try to argue that cars should not touch the kerbs is, to be frank (and not AllanHammer278 wrote:LOL...cars shouldn't be riding kerbs, another quote worth framing for a hearty laugh. What are kerbs for genius, decorations?The white line denotes the edge of the track. Running over teh kerbs exceeds the confines of the track. Laugh all you like but it is ture.LRW wrote:Good, so we agree then, that it seems unlikely to be a kerb issue.Erm, no.
andrew wrote:Not myself, but I do tend to browse on the F1 Comment sections for both Sky and BBCLiamCatterson wrote:I love all these nooby comments I am seeing wishing Hamilton failure for the rest of his career and how Hamilton can't look after his tyres. Make me wonder if these nobodies were watching something else...It's almost as bad as the sporting crowd at Silverstone booing Vettel when he retired.
You're not on the BBC sports pages are you? The comments section there is wild territory and quite disturbing at times.
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