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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Quote Originally Posted by squala
    But I still believe either Montoya or Raikkonen would have gotten past Michael given the same situation. The McLaren pair are among the best overtakers on the grid.
    I dont think so... Notice that Kimi couldnt overtake Webber at Imola... though it didnt receive too much TV coverage, he was less than a second behind Webber for much of the race but couldnt overtake him..Ik Kimi cant overtake Webber, how much more if it was Michael in front... Its just the nature of the circuit that makes overtaking almost impossible

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    #2
    Quote Originally Posted by hagiber
    I dont think so... Notice that Kimi couldnt overtake Webber at Imola... though it didnt receive too much TV coverage, he was less than a second behind Webber for much of the race but couldnt overtake him..If Kimi can't overtake Webber, how much more if it was Michael in front... Its just the nature of the circuit that makes overtaking almost impossible
    Oh well, maybe Montoya then. In the 2003 Japanese GP, I remember him overtaking Barrichello in the 1st lap as if he weren't there, while either Kimi or Michael cannot overtake a slower Toyota driven by da Matta.

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    #3
    yeah, schumi!

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    #4
    maganda yung lollipop sa ferrari coz its also a mirror para makita sa driver yung fuel rig.

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    #5
    Quote Originally Posted by knight23
    maganda yung lollipop sa ferrari coz its also a mirror para makita sa driver yung fuel rig.
    If that is the purpose of the mirror, then it will not work for the F1 driver. That is because if the lollipop man has judged for himself that the car is clear to go, he will raise the lollipop along with the mirror attached to it.

    Since micro-seconds and safety are critical during pit stops, you can't have 2 people making decisions on when to go or when not to go. Only the lollipop man must make that call.

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