Formula 1: Time to DQ Michael

in article BB525A86.30DB%x@y.z, william lynch at x@y.z wrote on 8/3/03 6:24
AM:
 
David Hobbs just said the same thing on Speed.

"william lynch" <x@y.z> wrote in message news:BB525ACB.30DD%x@y.z... 
6:24 

Keep dreaming..

in article bgj3so$oqqkr$news.uni-berlin.de, James Hart at
co.uk wrote on 8/3/03 6:36 AM:
 

A sad commentary on how much favoritism there is
there.

william lynch <x@y.z> wrote in news:BB525A86.30DB%x@y.z:
 

It's not a shortcut?

Can someone be bothered to look up the rule?

--
Phil

Dodge this.

"william lynch" wrote:
 

In today's Porsche Supercup race almost everybody took a wide
off-track line in that corner.

And how about Coulthard who overtook Trulli in the same manner?

K.

Phil Newnham wrote: 

The rule mentions not gaining an advantage, so the same would apply whether
the route was shorter or longer. It would also have meant applying it during
qualifying where several of the cars were using the runoff on the outside of
a couple of corners as well.
No penalty there either.

--
James...
http://www.jameshart.co.uk/

On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 16:05:42 +0200, "Karsten Voss" <de>
wrote:
 

DC tried and failed and he took Trulli after the next corner when
Trulli ran wide. The reason DC failed was because Trulli learned to
keep the racing line and denied DC a way back on the track so he had
to lift.

Engelkott

Phil Newnham wrote: 

He went off track to improve his position.

I would like to see nails put on the white line.
Ya cross the line ya get a flat. That would stop
them from going of track.