Formula 1: Oh, BTW, Montoya Won The Race

In article <bgl1mo$if0$u.washington.edu>, F. Barlas
<fbarlas@u.washington.edu> writes 

What is there to talk about? He won because he's an outstanding talent
in the best car on the best tyres for the day. And because his
qualifying position put him where he would be unaffected by any
first-corner shenanigans.

For me the driver of the day was Coulthard. Second place in a car which
would be hard-put to be in the top 6.
--
Paul B The irony of the Information Age is that it has given new
respectability to uninformed opinion. - John Lawton

On Mon, 4 Aug 2003 08:46:59 +0100, Paul <biz> wrote:
 
A typical Ralf race for Monty. Didn't have to do much just keep it on
the road. Well done.
 
Well it helps when 3 out of the 6 goes out and yes he did actually get
past Trulli. :-p

But yeah, a damn good drive for DC none the less.

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Regards, Frank

"F. Barlas" <fbarlas@u.washington.edu> wrote in message
news:bgl1mo$if0$u.washington.edu... 
brilliant 
50pts in 
places, and 
hoped when 
now? 

One thing that surprised me about JPM after his awesome drive, was how
laid back, cool and sweat free he was in the press conference, the
others looked knackered and rightly so (Trulli so knackered he wasnt
there)
Even MS is starting to look tired after races.

"Paul" <biz> wrote in message
news:hNBw+eAz9gL$net... 

This exact comment could describe most '02 races that MS won. Funny when he
does it, it's talent, when it's anyone else, it's the car/tyres.

For once Williams nailed their race strategy. JPM drove that thing like he
was posessed .... tyres/strategy aside, he was overwhelmingly quicker than
anyone else.

KK

com.au (Frank or is it Jackie ?) wrote in
newsptusnet.com.au:
 

He also put a great move on Webber, and switched strategy at just the right
moment, ie. the first pitstop, when everyone else was still 3 stopping.

--
Phil

Dodge this.

In article <com>, Ian Dalziel
<net> writes 
I am?

Oh, the irony...
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Paul B The irony of the Information Age is that it has given new
respectability to uninformed opinion. - John Lawton

On Mon, 4 Aug 2003 13:40:36 +0100, Paul <biz> wrote:
 

Erm - correct, that's what it was supposed to be...

Paul wrote:
 

Driver of the day was Trulli. Drove the wheels off his Renault.
 

Seeing that Kimi qualified 5th in it and drove it to a podium finish in
Silverstone while DC finished 5th, I'd say the car is quite capable of a
top 6 finish.