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If you look again you will see that Schuey is already committed to the corner and if anything Hill caused an avoidable accident by not braking.manchild wrote:That would be excuse if FIA general sporting regulations (for all racing series) wouldn't say that if during the battle driver who is attacking manages to pass driver in front of him for 50% of cars length than attacked driver's right to choose trajectory ends. Since nose of Hill’s car has reached half of Schuey’s car, Schuey was supposed to stop cutting of Hill and go wider.Scuderia_Russ wrote:If you look at Schumacher's on board he took the normal line for the corner, Hill's left wheel was inline with Schuey's sidepod so Hill was optomistic at best imo.
Senna was more ruthless than Schumacher IMO but he's the 'great Senna' not the menace Senna that he should be...I wonder why that is.DaveKillens wrote:I think we all can agree that Michael Schumacher is ruthless in pursuit of any championship. What can be debated is just how much.
Gimme a break, Senna was always running people off the road, including Schumacher, the guy was a menace! Schumacher has caused one accident that I can think of, and even then he only took himself out ('97).manchild wrote:Senna was “mother Teresa” compared to Schuey. What he did to Prost was a revenge for what Prost has done to him.
To be fair (no matter what anyone says) the times of Rossi's tests were not released ... to anyone so all of this one second, four seconds within Schumacher is all made up. I bet he felt really exposed without his usual carbon fibre suit and head rest! You definetely pay the price for getting it wrong on two wheels!!RH1300S wrote: I don't know what this proves, but he was about 20secs slower than Rossi on a bike, but Rossi was much closer to MS in a car. Tells me that riding a bike fast is a very hard thing to do........
I knowScuderia_Russ wrote:To be fair (no matter what anyone says) the times of Rossi's tests were not released ... to anyone so all of this one second, four seconds within Schumacher is all made up. I bet he felt really exposed without his usual carbon fibre suit and head rest! You definetely pay the price for getting it wrong on two wheels!!RH1300S wrote: I don't know what this proves, but he was about 20secs slower than Rossi on a bike, but Rossi was much closer to MS in a car. Tells me that riding a bike fast is a very hard thing to do........
a little gentle teasing 
- I ride bikes and if I could hop on a MotoGP & get anywhere in the same range to Rossi I would be very pleased. Also, Rossi got lots of laps in the F1 car.Not true, Rossi was 3 seconds slower than Schuey's Fiorano track record during his first F1 test after only 20 laps! 59.9 secScuderia_Russ wrote:To be fair (no matter what anyone says) the times of Rossi's tests were not released ...