rec.autos.simulators

>> Eldred
>  I CAN ANSWER THAT!!!!!    ya see there is group of Columbians who have it
>out for Euro's and they...the Columbines aim to shoot to the top of the
>standings by
>blowing away anyone who ......
>dave(the truth is out there)henrie

>> Here in Holland we have this weird 'innocent untill proven guilty'
>> thingie..

>> Andre
>  I know, I know...I watch too much X Files...but, given the lack of
>any reason why one of the worlds best drivers would suddenly go ape and
>blast into another car, I can only conclude that either Rubens and Jos drank
>the same
>Brazillian water or nobody wants to see Williams climb back on top.
>dave henrie

> > :..(I'm also subscribed to "Verstappen Must Die Bi Monthly")
> > :

> > Verstappen should take a well-publicised trip to Columbia... somehow I
> think
> > justice would be served.

> > Dale.

> > > If people read the thread, I wouldn't have to repost the excerpt and
> keep
> > > answering the same questions.

> > Shut up david; you've had your say and most people with more than one
> > brain cell disagree with you. Why don't you just admit you're wrong?
> > You're not man enough that's why!

> > Gerry

> > "I'm completely alone in my views." -- David G Fisher

> >> > > Here in Holland we have this weird 'innocent untill proven guilty'
> >> > > thingie..

> >> > > Andre
> >> >   I know, I know...I watch too much X Files...but, given the lack of
> >> > any reason why one of the worlds best drivers would suddenly go ape
and
> >> > blast into another car, I can only conclude that either Rubens and
Jos
> >> drank
> >> > the same
> >> > Brazillian water or nobody wants to see Williams climb back on top.
> >> > dave henrie

> >> Dave, Dave............

> >> Blaming either driver is stupid in the extreme. Obi Juan had a reason
for
> >> breaking earlier than usual, and Jos cannot be blamed for not
anticipating
> >> his action. However, it is a convention in ALL forms of racing that the
> >> driver behind has the responsibility not to ram the car in front of
him.
> >> Thus it was Jos's ERROR in this regard that caused the accident.  That
is
> >> what as known as a racing incident. Both drivers are blameless as
regards
> >> intent or neglect

> >According to the FIA, Jos was not blameless:
> >http://www.atlasf1.com/news/report.php/id/4008/.html

> Hehe, but then Rubens didn't make any mistake? He wasn't fined....
> BTW, Arrows claimed that telemetry showed that Jos braked 35 meters
> earlier, with a speed 65 Kmh less as in the previous lap....

> IMO....Jos made a mistake, but Montoya wasn't totally clean either....

> Remco

> > I thought Merry Gerry Dingle Berry had put me in his kill file.

> > David G Fisher

> 350 for and 1 against  Montoya.

> You lose, dummy

> > > > If people read the thread, I wouldn't have to repost the excerpt and
> > keep
> > > > answering the same questions.

> > > Shut up david; you've had your say and most people with more than one
> > > brain cell disagree with you. Why don't you just admit you're wrong?
> > > You're not man enough that's why!

> > > Gerry

> > > "I'm completely alone in my views." -- David G Fisher

> Give it up David. Jos even apologised to Montoya. Clearly an admission of
> guilt.

> I thought Merry Gerry Dingle Berry had put me in his kill file.

> >I think what we have is a bunch of Montoya fans pissing and moaning
because
> >they felt a win was stolen from him.

> >I think it's all pretty much irrelevant, just as Schumacher does.

> >From Atlas F1:

> >Despite the Colombian's performance, Schumacher thinks Montoya still has
a
> >lot to prove in Formula One, and he claims that his brother Ralf should
have
> >won the race.

> >"If you look at the pure lap time you see that my brother was
eight-tenths
> >faster than Montoya's fastest time so I think the real winner should have
> >been my brother," Schumacher said.

> >David G Fisher

> Suddenly I lost some respect for Michael :(

> Andre