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Originally Posted by LotusGT1
This was far less worse than what happened at Monaco, or when Schumi deliberately drove into Villeneuve in 1997, not even mentioning all the disqualifications and the deliberate collision with Hill in 1994.
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I was going to write that, and this penalty is hard as Schumi in Monaco, Alonso is going to be in the last positions... I cant believe such a hard penalty for something we have seen lots of times the fridays and saturdays ... In the case of Monaco i would have deleted Schumi's first fast lap and give him his second fast time, Like i would have do wuth the case of Alonso. You cant compare manoveur of Schumi in Monaco with this little anger between Alonso and Doornbos, and the penalty for this case is harder than should be, i would have put an economic penalty....
BTW, Doornbos didnt move a fucking milimeter to let Alonso pass, who was in a fast lap, Doornbos wasn't.... Block or what??