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11-04-2008, 05:03 AM
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This thing can never be sure. I mean who can for sure say that it was one way or the other?! Those who certainly make bold statements in this regard, are probably blinded by their subjectiveness or 'knowledge'.
It doesn't really matter what happened. Hamilton is the champion and that's that. Rest is speculation.
It doesn't really matter what happened. Hamilton is the champion and that's that. Rest is speculation.
11-04-2008, 07:48 AM
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No complaints from any officials, governing body or Ferrari... and considering how officials have been hounding Hamilton this year, if there had been the slightest hint of foul play, a complaint would have been lodged.
The two Toyota's were the only two cars on dry tyres, and Glock 's last lap was faster than his team mate who was also on the dry tyres... The Toyota's gambled cos they had nothing to lose and it didn't pay off and unfortunately for them it didn't pay off...
The two Toyota's were the only two cars on dry tyres, and Glock 's last lap was faster than his team mate who was also on the dry tyres... The Toyota's gambled cos they had nothing to lose and it didn't pay off and unfortunately for them it didn't pay off...
11-04-2008, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by littlemouse' post='711923' date='Nov 4 2008, 05:48 PM
No complaints from any officials, governing body or Ferrari... and considering how officials have been hounding Hamilton this year, if there had been the slightest hint of foul play, a complaint would have been lodged.
The two Toyota's were the only two cars on dry tyres, and Glock 's last lap was faster than his team mate who was also on the dry tyres... The Toyota's gambled cos they had nothing to lose and it didn't pay off and unfortunately for them it didn't pay off...
The two Toyota's were the only two cars on dry tyres, and Glock 's last lap was faster than his team mate who was also on the dry tyres... The Toyota's gambled cos they had nothing to lose and it didn't pay off and unfortunately for them it didn't pay off...
Got that, BetterMakeWay?
11-05-2008, 06:53 PM
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What i think is that maybe Glock and Hamilton have good days back in the GP2, so maybe he wanted his good old friend to win the championship title..
Just some of what i think..
Just some of what i think..
11-05-2008, 07:38 PM
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Seems kind of funny that Timo was flying and seemingly sticking to the track better than Lewis the last few laps...and just a few corners from the finish line, lost all grip?? I don't buy it. 
11-05-2008, 09:17 PM
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Honestly, you have to be little crazy to think Glock let Vettel and Hamilton just cruise right on by. If only they had video of Glock on his final lap, he was walking a fine line with his dry tires.
If you didn't notice on the final turn when Vettel and Hamilton finally caught up and passed Timo. You can see Glock trying to put down the power, but his car is all over the place.
Toyota doesn't have the largest budget in F1 to have drivers just give two positions away.
Similar to when Heidfeld passed all those cars in the rain on the last lap of the Spa race, to get a podium out of no where. He came in for wets, while the front runners stayed on drys.
Really it doesn't matter. Kimi gave Massa free points in China, to even give Massa that chance in Brazil.
If you didn't notice on the final turn when Vettel and Hamilton finally caught up and passed Timo. You can see Glock trying to put down the power, but his car is all over the place.
Toyota doesn't have the largest budget in F1 to have drivers just give two positions away.
Similar to when Heidfeld passed all those cars in the rain on the last lap of the Spa race, to get a podium out of no where. He came in for wets, while the front runners stayed on drys.
Really it doesn't matter. Kimi gave Massa free points in China, to even give Massa that chance in Brazil.
11-05-2008, 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by ITNurse' post='713506' date='Nov 5 2008, 08:38 PM
Seems kind of funny that Timo was flying and seemingly sticking to the track better than Lewis the last few laps...and just a few corners from the finish line, lost all grip?? I don't buy it.
11-06-2008, 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted by swajames' post='713617' date='Nov 6 2008, 09:47 AM
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What's so hard to understand about that?
What's so hard to understand about that?
In any case: it's over, so stop this BS discussions.
It's like "who shot JFK?"...
Does it matter?