Evening everyone
This month we published our very first Gravel Trap two-parter, where Klon took a deep dive into David Coulthard's 2001 title challenge, pondering how exactly did our favourite Scotsman go from being 4 points off the lead after six races to a whopping 58 points behind Michael Schumacher at season's close. Catch both parts right here!
The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams Part 1
The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams Part 2
The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams
The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams
Fetzie on Ferrari wrote:How does a driver hurtling around a race track while they're sous-viding in their overalls have a better understanding of the race than a team of strategy engineers in an air-conditioned room?l
Re: The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams
There's a small mistake regarding Nürburgring race. Schumacher was aware that his T-car had some problems and went for a shakedown - with car stopping on track. He then took his race car and won.
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Re: The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams
Thanks - I enjoyed that trip down memory lane .
I started supporting Emmo in 1976 (3 points )....missed 75, 74, 73, 72...
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Re: The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams
Seems to have indirectly predicted Charles Leclerc's 2022.
Re: The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams
I always wonder what went wrong with Hakkinen in 2001. I mean he proved he still had it at Barcelona, Silverstone and Indy but so many times he was nowhere. I mean Nurburgring he was only like a second ahead of Irvine's Jag at the end!!
"Poor old Warwick takes it from behind all throughout this season". (Tony Jardine, 1988)
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Re: The End of David Coulthard's Championship Dreams
Three years of fighting for the title most likely took its toll on Mika plus he had that big accident in Melbourne.