2011 Canadian Grand Prix Discussion Thread
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Red flag! So Kamui gets his fresh tyres on too! Now, how does this work with the two hour limit?
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What Brundle said "The reason Kobayashi is second is because he hasn't pitted"
What Brundle meant to say "The reason Kobayashi is second is because he is pure awesome"
Red Flag finally!
What Brundle meant to say "The reason Kobayashi is second is because he is pure awesome"
Red Flag finally!
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RED FLAG
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RED FLAG!!! Kamui-san in 2nd gets to change tires!
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despite the red flag guys for kamui and glock this is good free tyre change
also a shout goes to pedro 9th very nice

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Red flag! Bummer...
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Team can now switch to a full wet setup according to Chandhok, this could get mental in the restart.
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ok....here we go.... abandon this.... half points now.... and dq vettel he crossed the red line.....
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Hmm, at least Kamui gets a free tyre change.
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Red flag and Kobayashi profits big time, saving an entire pitstop. And Massa loosing his cool there.
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Jonouchi wrote:Red flag! So Kamui gets his fresh tyres on too!
In Monaco, we moaned. Not today. Kamui-san, this is your really big break.
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I don't know why they bother making wet tyres.
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lol Rob Smedley complaining that Vettel and Kobayashi are in the wrong place, awesome
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Jonouchi wrote:Why is Kamui not pitting? Either the Sauber really is *that* good on its tyres, especially the wet ones, or they're missing a trick here.
And oh dear, Jaime, how's that full wet setup working for you?
Also, fourty minutes to do 23 laps...it might be close as to whether or not we get to the finish?
Kravitz was saying that the wet tyres he saw that had come off the Red Bull car were only lightly worn (and looking at the tyres on Kobayashi's tyres, he still has plenty of tread depth). Speaking of which, this is perfect for Kobayashi - he can switch to a new set of wet tyres ahead of the re-start, effectively getting a free pit stop, so he might be looking at a very good points haul - assuming the race is restarted.
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Oh No the Island is sinking......
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Didnt hear what massa said.
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That track is totally coated in water, there is no tarmac, just pure water, this is not starting anytime soon, possibly at all
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Statistic: Monaco/Canada are the first consecuativly red-flagged races since France/Canada 1998.
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If it's so wet you're falling off......drive slower.
It does look so wet to be impossible just now, but they brought the safety car out unnecessarily, even if the Red Flag was needed.
It does look so wet to be impossible just now, but they brought the safety car out unnecessarily, even if the Red Flag was needed.
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Hamilton: "He Moved Across"
Ahem? He stuck to the racing line more like.
Ahem? He stuck to the racing line more like.
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Interestingly, even Hamilton thinks that the start shouldnt have been Safety Car-ed
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Where are Monsoon tyres when you need them?
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Hamilton believes Button turned in, I'm with Massa, ban this clot for a race or two
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redbulljack14 wrote:What was Hamilton doing?
Doesn't matter what he was doing!

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14:03 RaikkonenPlsCare There's some water in water
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Lewis always goes on the "oh we should be driving!" route though. I bet that if he hadn't have crashed out he would have complained about the safety car coming out again.
As it stands, Kobayashi will move in to 8th place in the drivers standings
As it stands, Kobayashi will move in to 8th place in the drivers standings

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Debaser wrote:Where are Bridgestone tyres when you need them?
Fixed.
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Webber has a right to be mad at Hamilton. Button doesn't. If you're on a straight, drive straight. Schumacher drove Hamilton off the road at the hairpin and Hamilton had to take to the grass. Button drove Hamilton off the road and there was no grass, just a wall, so they collided.
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i wanna see the guys given those trucks with the brushes and told to race....
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I don't understand why people blame Hamilton, was he supposed to drive into the wall? What is the reasoning here?
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Autosport Live wrote:18:02 Kobayashi remains in his car, totally enveloped in a cover.
Kobayashi-san is not afraid of water. Water is afraid of Kobayashi-san.
Mister Fungus wrote:I don't understand why people blame Hamilton, was he supposed to drive into the wall? What is the reasoning here?
Hamilton was supposed to ease off. Button was just following the usual race line down that straight, that is not straight.
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I think button was just staying on the line, which does move across like that. He's not really the kind of guy to just cut people up.
How about KOB though
How about KOB though

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Points if we don't restart:
Vettel - 155.5
Hamilton - 85
Webber - 82
Button - 76.5
Alonso - 71
Heidfeld - 35
Massa - 31.5
Kobayashi - 28
Petrov - 26
Rosberg - 26
Schumacher - 14
Sutil - 8
Buemi - 7
Di Resta - 6
Barrichello - 2
Perez - 2
De la Rosa - 1
Vettel - 155.5
Hamilton - 85
Webber - 82
Button - 76.5
Alonso - 71
Heidfeld - 35
Massa - 31.5
Kobayashi - 28
Petrov - 26
Rosberg - 26
Schumacher - 14
Sutil - 8
Buemi - 7
Di Resta - 6
Barrichello - 2
Perez - 2
De la Rosa - 1
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I blame Hamilton because the racing line on this track is to fade gradually to the left in anticipation of the right kink, he should know more than anyone that Button is a smooth to the line driver, so he knew he'd go there, the move was never on, he was an idiot, end of story
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Enforcer wrote:Vettel: "it's undriveable, unsafe etc."
Translation: "Oh ****, Kobayashi is behind me! Stop the race!"
HAHAHA I thought the same
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Where did that beastly red SLS come from!
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Bernie you can turn the sprinklers off now......
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Crofty thinks the drains might be backing up, if that happens race will definitely not start
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I felt that Webber did leave Hamilton with enough room, but Button squeezed Hamilton up against wall.
Can we just cancel the race now? Not only for the obvious, but because it would be a half point race and with the pace that Vettel seems to have up front, half points would be a good damage limitation exercise for the championship excitement.
Can we just cancel the race now? Not only for the obvious, but because it would be a half point race and with the pace that Vettel seems to have up front, half points would be a good damage limitation exercise for the championship excitement.
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If the race doesn't restart, Vettel wins this one too... but since a certain Japanese driver is second... I DON'T CARE



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