Awesome race. Loved it! :-)

Driver of the day : M Schumacher

Best Tactics : R Barichello

Biggest asshole alive : J Fisichella

Least deserving team : Renault

About damn time : D.C. ;-)

Fisi should have been disqualified or something for not yeilding to Webber like that. 3+ Laps!!!!!! Webber’s car died because he spent so much time behind Fisi in the bad air. Thats my belief and I’m sticking to it.

So much to say about the race, but the one thing I wanted to say above all else…

Thank God Trulli didn’t get a podium spot. That really would have just been a nightmare come true. :-P

I’ll update this later this afternoon ;-)

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Ian

Almost in full agreement with you ;-)

If a driver can be ‘sent to the back of the class’ for making a mistake, (deliberate or not) and spoiling one lap for someone in a qualifying session, then surely the same would apply for a lapped driver allowing his team-mate by, but then blocking the pursuing car of Webber for 3 laps…

However, you can’t disqualify Fischi. (much as we’d all like to) There were no blue flags waved at him during that time. (at least, not until Webber very publicly complained about that fact over the team radio) …something is rotten in Denmark, and the smell was hanging around Monte Carlo last night!
Ian

Almost in full agreement with you ;-)If a driver can be ‘sent to the back of the class’ for making a mistake, (deliberate or not) and spoiling one lap for someone in a qualifying session, then surely the same would apply for a lapped driver allowing his team-mate by, but then blocking the pursuing car of Webber for 3 laps…However, you can’t disqualify Fischi. (much as we’d all like to) There were no blue flags waved at him during that time. (at least, not until Webber very publicly complained about that fact over the team radio) …something is rotten in Denmark, and the smell was hanging around Monte Carlo last night!
Ian

The words of Martin Whitmarsh, McLaren’s F1 CEO;

On the other hand, he said: ‘(Giancarlo) Fisichella was much too harshly punished for a much less serious action.’

Obviously Fisi decided to make up for it in the race ;-)
Ian

The words of Martin Whitmarsh, McLaren’s F1 CEO;On the other hand, he said: ‘(Giancarlo) Fisichella was much too harshly punished for a much less serious action.’Obviously Fisi decided to make up for it in the race ;-)

Awesome race. Loved it! :-)

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