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by **Student, T.U.E** » Tue, 03 Apr 2001 15:20:18

.... seen Verstappen and Barrichelo yesterday ???

by **syte** » Tue, 03 Apr 2001 17:27:25

I was yelling " Jos Verstappen .. wat een homo!"

by **Glzm** » Tue, 03 Apr 2001 19:38:40

That was exactly my thought! F1 Racing Championship seems to have te most
realistic AI ever, but it seems to be developed for the 2001 Season, even
though the data is supposedly from the 99 season :)

by **Gregor Vebl** » Tue, 03 Apr 2001 19:42:15

Saw them, and the moment Verstappen went off the line, I had an uneasy,
VROC type feeling about it. After all, if someone is lapping you, you
don't move off the line but let the person find their own way around you
while you leave them enough room to do it; the initiative should be on
the faster driver's side.

Jos should play a bit of GPL on VROC to learn this and not spend any
more time in the arcade world of real F1!

-Gregor

> .... seen Verstappen and Barrichelo yesterday ???

by **Sjoerd de Roes** » Tue, 03 Apr 2001 23:53:24

It wasn't Verstappens fault.

It's the attraction of the bmw williams.
Villeneuve crashes horribly in Australia when driving into Ralf Schumacher.
Barichello crashes into Ralf Schumacher.
Verstappen crashes into Montoya.

Slipstreaming the Williams is the cause of all of these accidents. F1
drivers aren't used to this anymore and have to get used to it now.

Sjoerd

> > .... seen Verstappen and Barrichelo yesterday ???

by **Gregor Vebl** » Tue, 03 Apr 2001 23:57:30

Are you saying that the new Williams-BMW stole the honour of having the
most attractive rear end from the pit-lane girls (a.k.a. screwdrivers,
or so I heard) ?

-Gregor

> It's the attraction of the bmw williams.

by **Paul Harringto** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 02:34:21

Interesting thought! it does seem almost too much of a coincidence that
Williams cars have been involved in serious rear end shunts 4 times already
this season. Is it that the Williams brakes very suddenly? Or does the rear
wing spoil the front wing downforce of the car behind so badly that it cant
brake properly? Makes you think anyway.

Paul

> > I was yelling " Jos Verstappen .. wat een homo!"

> It wasn't Verstappens fault.

> It's the attraction of the bmw williams.
> Villeneuve crashes horribly in Australia when driving into Ralf
Schumacher.
> Barichello crashes into Ralf Schumacher.
> Verstappen crashes into Montoya.

> Slipstreaming the Williams is the cause of all of these accidents. F1
> drivers aren't used to this anymore and have to get used to it now.

> Sjoerd

> > > .... seen Verstappen and Barrichelo yesterday ???

by **Paul Harringto** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 02:42:30

Sorry - I meant 3 times, not 4

Paul

> Interesting thought! it does seem almost too much of a coincidence that
> Williams cars have been involved in serious rear end shunts 4 times
already
> this season. Is it that the Williams brakes very suddenly? Or does the
rear
> wing spoil the front wing downforce of the car behind so badly that it
cant
> brake properly? Makes you think anyway.

> Paul

> > > I was yelling " Jos Verstappen .. wat een homo!"

> > It wasn't Verstappens fault.

> > It's the attraction of the bmw williams.
> > Villeneuve crashes horribly in Australia when driving into Ralf
> Schumacher.
> > Barichello crashes into Ralf Schumacher.
> > Verstappen crashes into Montoya.

> > Slipstreaming the Williams is the cause of all of these accidents. F1
> > drivers aren't used to this anymore and have to get used to it now.

> > Sjoerd

> > > > .... seen Verstappen and Barrichelo yesterday ???

by **ymenar** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 03:25:29

> It's the attraction of the bmw williams.

Yeah hmmm it must be that high magnetic field caused by their new traction
control system <G> ;)

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by **Scor..** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 04:45:06

Screwdrivers ? Nice one. :) Where did you hear this ?

> Are you saying that the new Williams-BMW stole the honour of having the
> most attractive rear end from the pit-lane girls (a.k.a. screwdrivers,
> or so I heard) ?

> -Gregor

> > It's the attraction of the bmw williams.

by **Rolf Euverma** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 06:56:18

zijn ze jullie soms vergeten in de oorlog?

> I was yelling " Jos Verstappen .. wat een homo!"

> > .... seen Verstappen and Barrichelo yesterday ???

by **Bart Westr** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 06:18:37

I was thinking maybe it is something in how the Williams looks that makes
the driver behind estimate speed and/or distance wrongly.

Bart Westra

by **Gregor Vebl** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 16:54:45

I read an article at www.planet-f1.com once. I can't remember which one,
though...

-Gregor

> Screwdrivers ? Nice one. :) Where did you hear this ?

by **Andre Warrin** » Wed, 04 Apr 2001 20:54:18

Huh?

Andre

>> I was yelling " Jos Verstappen .. wat een homo!"

>> > .... seen Verstappen and Barrichelo yesterday ???

by **Eldre** » Thu, 05 Apr 2001 05:08:38

writes:

I wish they had the overhead shot for that one. The long straightaway camera
shot doesn't show the closing rate...
As far as people going offline to allow a pass, it happens all the time - even
in that race...

Eldred
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