GT3 RS at the Bahrain International Circuit (F1)
#1
06-03-2004, 07:06 AM
GT3 RS at the Bahrain International Circuit (F1)
a Montoya fan!
(I was trying to do an update on the picture, somehow I managed to delete it and can't load it again, I'll post it at the end of the thread, so it all makes sense! Cheers.... Falgo)
(I was trying to do an update on the picture, somehow I managed to delete it and can't load it again, I'll post it at the end of the thread, so it all makes sense! Cheers.... Falgo)
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#3
06-03-2004, 09:24 AM
a Montoya fan
I can't believe that whiney little biatch has any left, he is such a piece of pooper scooper filler.
"It wasn't my fault!"
"My team let me down!"
"My car isn't as fast!"
"The stewards are always against me!"
"My car isn't red!"
Complain, complain, complain,
Somebody slap him, please!
I can't believe that whiney little biatch has any left, he is such a piece of pooper scooper filler.
"It wasn't my fault!"
"My team let me down!"
"My car isn't as fast!"
"The stewards are always against me!"
"My car isn't red!"
Complain, complain, complain,
Somebody slap him, please!
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06-03-2004, 09:30 AM
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Originally posted by Pistol
gt3rs's color is that of colombia's finest import
gt3rs's color is that of colombia's finest import
THAT IMPORT WAS more dangerous than a GT2!!! but somehow i made it.....
andrew -- at least he passes Slowmacker and drives nowhere near as dirty!!!!
#6
06-03-2004, 09:51 AM
With you there Watt, it is true that MS is not a driver I will ever fully respect either. I remember too clearly seeing him drive Hill, Prost and Senna all off the tracks when he knew he couldn't beat them.
Senna is the last man to really hold the crown that Fangio, Clarke, Hawthorne, Surtees, and Stewart held. It isn't just about winning, or point tallys, it's about driving right.
Senna is the last man to really hold the crown that Fangio, Clarke, Hawthorne, Surtees, and Stewart held. It isn't just about winning, or point tallys, it's about driving right.
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06-03-2004, 10:07 AM
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Originally posted by macfly
With you there Watt, it is true that MS is not a driver I will ever fully respect either. I remember too clearly seeing him drive Hill, Prost and Senna all off the tracks when he knew he couldn't beat them.
Senna is the last man to really hold the crown that Fangio, Clarke, Hawthorne, Surtees, and Stewart held. It isn't just about winning, or point tallys, it's about driving right.
With you there Watt, it is true that MS is not a driver I will ever fully respect either. I remember too clearly seeing him drive Hill, Prost and Senna all off the tracks when he knew he couldn't beat them.
Senna is the last man to really hold the crown that Fangio, Clarke, Hawthorne, Surtees, and Stewart held. It isn't just about winning, or point tallys, it's about driving right.
EDIT:
This statement applies to Montoya: "Can't stand that dirty little ****-a-roach's track manners!!! " sorry for the confusion...
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#8
06-03-2004, 10:15 AM
I don't agree with any of you. Michael Schumaker is the greatest F1 racer ever, period. He drives that car with the finesse of Jackie Stewart, and the ferocity of Dale Earnhardt. Anyone who can charge like that in an open wheel car has *****. I know how I feel about racing, and if you're in front of me & holding me up I'll punt you into the weeds to beat you. Either go faster than me, let me by, or take your chances!
And to make another point, Michael has more poles than anyone else, even Senna whom I rank #2. THAT is great driving!
And to make another point, Michael has more poles than anyone else, even Senna whom I rank #2. THAT is great driving!
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06-03-2004, 10:27 AM
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Big AL prost was
my favourite - got the job done w/o being a wanklister.
but,
i'll never forget Senna's lap at monaco they used to use as the intro to F1 years ago. the man was superhuman, almost EVIL. in equal cars, he would shred slowmaker until he weeped with fear. he is the greatest of all time, much, much more committed than Slo', Larry.
my favourite - got the job done w/o being a wanklister.
but,
i'll never forget Senna's lap at monaco they used to use as the intro to F1 years ago. the man was superhuman, almost EVIL. in equal cars, he would shred slowmaker until he weeped with fear. he is the greatest of all time, much, much more committed than Slo', Larry.
#10
06-03-2004, 07:00 PM
Originally posted by macfly
With you there Watt, it is true that MS is not a driver I will ever fully respect either. I remember too clearly seeing him drive Hill, Prost and Senna all off the tracks when he knew he couldn't beat them.
Senna is the last man to really hold the crown that Fangio, Clarke, Hawthorne, Surtees, and Stewart held. It isn't just about winning, or point tallys, it's about driving right.
With you there Watt, it is true that MS is not a driver I will ever fully respect either. I remember too clearly seeing him drive Hill, Prost and Senna all off the tracks when he knew he couldn't beat them.
Senna is the last man to really hold the crown that Fangio, Clarke, Hawthorne, Surtees, and Stewart held. It isn't just about winning, or point tallys, it's about driving right.
Greg A
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06-03-2004, 07:23 PM
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Originally posted by Larry Herman
I don't agree with any of you. Michael Schumaker is the greatest F1 racer ever, period. He drives that car with the finesse of Jackie Stewart, and the ferocity of Dale Earnhardt. Anyone who can charge like that in an open wheel car has *****. I know how I feel about racing, and if you're in front of me & holding me up I'll punt you into the weeds to beat you. Either go faster than me, let me by, or take your chances!
And to make another point, Michael has more poles than anyone else, even Senna whom I rank #2. THAT is great driving!
I don't agree with any of you. Michael Schumaker is the greatest F1 racer ever, period. He drives that car with the finesse of Jackie Stewart, and the ferocity of Dale Earnhardt. Anyone who can charge like that in an open wheel car has *****. I know how I feel about racing, and if you're in front of me & holding me up I'll punt you into the weeds to beat you. Either go faster than me, let me by, or take your chances!
And to make another point, Michael has more poles than anyone else, even Senna whom I rank #2. THAT is great driving!
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06-03-2004, 09:38 PM
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Glad to see you joined this place Falgo...beware: it is very addictive and will suck up a lot of your time LOL
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#13
06-05-2004, 07:37 AM
Originally posted by teflon
I don't always agree with MS's driving tactics, but you seem to have forgotten that Senna is guilty of ramming other cars and driving people straight off the track too.
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I don't always agree with MS's driving tactics, but you seem to have forgotten that Senna is guilty of ramming other cars and driving people straight off the track too.
Greg A
funny how this started out as a GT3 RS thread...beautiful car by the way
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06-05-2004, 09:04 AM
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Michael Schumacher is the best driver ever created. I say created because the man is a machine - with the left over parts they made Ralf!
#15
06-05-2004, 09:38 AM
i would have to disagree.. you put him (MS) in one of the other cars besides ferrari and his win totals/poles would be a different story. (Likewise if you put a different driver in the ferrari car I think they would do quite well also)
I prefered F1 back in the days when the cars were equal and the races were actually exciting to watch and Senna was the king.
I prefered F1 back in the days when the cars were equal and the races were actually exciting to watch and Senna was the king.