Real F1 2015 Season - Off Topic Discussion

[DurgeDriven]

I know that, he was not in the championship when this happened. But does that mean he should give up his spot IN THE RACE because of it?
I say in the race, because other than for the championship, there IS a RACE going on..........Like people love to forget when it fits their own story.

But I see you are getting very annoyed and start to read wrong (or, YOUR way) and attack people for nothing they wrote.
I never liked you in the first place, nor can I stand reading your posts (lol, rofl, lmao and so on) so I had my say and let you work on your upcoming, self-inflicted, heartattack caused by your attempts to defend your boyfriend.

I would agree with you mate if passing was the issue.

If you watched the race you would have seen Marc pass VR on a number of occasions then slow back down.
Not only that his whole riding style was aggressive and risky a few of his passes were over the top.
How the stewards never handed a warning I will never know.

I also think what Vale did was wrong totally out of character from pent up frustration but did not deserve the penalty it got.

VR has been a great role model for the sport and has done much in community so yes I respect the guy.


To me it is like Kimi to impeding and blocking Lewis so Nico could win a title.
He would be black flagged, yes ?

P.S. Marc has not got over a race early in the year where he had a epic battle with VR only to lose the front and slide out and Lorenzo has not go over Assen.

 

[Nimugp]

I would agree with you mate if passing was the issue.

If you watched the race you would have seen Marc pass VR on a number of occasions then slow back down.
Not only that his whole riding style was aggressive and risky a few of his passes were over the top.
How the stewards never handed a warning I will never know.

I also think what Vale did was wrong totally out of character from pent up frustration but did not deserve the penalty it got.

VR has been a great role model for the sport and has done much in community so yes I respect the guy.


To me it is like Kimi to impeding and blocking Lewis so Nico could win a title.
He would be black flagged, yes ?

P.S. Marc has not got over a race early in the year where he had a epic battle with VR only to lose the front and slide out and Lorenzo has not go over Assen.

erm, no, because as annoying as it is, it isn't against the rules. Besides, stuff like this has allready happened before in F1 without action being taken. Granted, it was a teammate helping a teammate, but still. I'll take you back to 1999, Schumacher was the quickest driver in his ferrari, and was miles ahead when he had his accident in silverstone to broke his leg. He came back at the penultimate round at malaysia, with the title fight going between Eddie Irvine and Mika Hakkinen. During the race Schumacher allowed Irvine past multiple times, and then drove slower in second place, holding up both McLaren's. That was his only goal that race. Black flag??? NO, because it isn't against the rules to slow someone down.

 

[DurgeDriven]

That is not a good compare.

One they were team mates

Two back then you could get away with biff and barge and tactics.

You telling me FiA would stand for that now ?



P.S.
Read NG thread lot of thoughtful and insightful stuff there from passionate people.

http://www.nogripracing.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1881737#post1881737

Overwhelming thought is both VR and MM behaved poorly the question is why is VR the only one that suffers.

Here's the thing - if it happened once, yes I agree.

What we saw (or appeared to see) was Marquez passing Rossi, then rather than chasing off after the next rider he let himself be re-passed only to play the game again.

He was hindering Rossi, which to me puts an entirely different complexion on it.

huge +1 Roger lol ;

 

[Navigator]

Well, it all turned out pretty okay

Marques did what DD wanted; not interfering with the championship drivers.
Rossi didn't want that too I think; he would have become WC by the mercy of others and as we all know; he is a real sporty guy, honest to the bone