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[ykickamoocow]

This was one of the most eventful F1 races over the past decade and ive found the full version of the race on youtube.

Part 1


Part 2


Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK8cWj0PT7Y

Part 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEDg-TIQfpc

Part 5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0dt2OVkxFo

Part 6
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CquxMGZL1I4

Part 7
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqNTYe5ayJg

Part 8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuUGniV2mz4

Part 9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ek6yqlZj10Q

Part 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rjply2yPO6c

Part 11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJw_nB37jBI

Part 12
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjOfJrYKC5I

Part 13
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGAGPytd_I0

Part 14
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9BZfS15bl8

Part 15
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aEdKKGcYvw

Edited by ykickamoocow, 14 March 2007 - 05:17 PM.

[ykickamoocow]

Before watching this video i had forgot how ugly the 1998 Sauber was.

Edited by ykickamoocow, 14 March 2007 - 04:36 PM.

[jemstride]

watched that race all by myself in a bar in Corfu, my family were all on the beach, I was only about 14 - one of the best days of my life!

[shampion]

Great post Ykick.
I remember watching this one with a few friends during a Sunday morning "liquid" brunch  

[Shane2]

That start really was something else, I can't believe that nobody was seriously injured.

[jemstride]

Visibility must've been 0% because Riccardo Rosset just ploughed into the carnage without even slowing down

[ykickamoocow]

I wonder what Coulthard was thinking here?

[c21]

ykickamoocow, on Mar 14 2007, 06:18 PM, said:

I wonder what Coulthard was thinking here?

Coulthard to self.... Dont worry David, its still your year!

[ykickamoocow]

c21, on Mar 15 2007, 04:23 AM, said:

Coulthard to self.... Dont worry David, its still your year!

Though you must admitt than if a driver has to crash out its quite a accomplishment to take 9 cars with you. If your going to crash you may as well crash out in style  

[Shane2]

To be fair i think he just aquaplaned into the wall. His car was hit by so many other cars i cannot believe he wasnt hurt

[ykickamoocow]

Shane2, on Mar 15 2007, 05:10 AM, said:

To be fair i think he just aquaplaned into the wall. His car was hit by so many other cars i cannot believe he wasnt hurt

I also remember reading somewhere that he was actually hit by another car and that caused Coulthard to hit the wall.

[c21]

ykickamoocow, on Mar 14 2007, 07:15 PM, said:

I also remember reading somewhere that he was actually hit by another car and that caused Coulthard to hit the wall.

I have seen this crash so many times since then, and I believe that he just put the power down too early and Kablammo!

Ban traction control now!

[ykickamoocow]

c21, on Mar 15 2007, 05:22 AM, said:

I have seen this crash so many times since then, and I believe that he just put the power down too early and Kablammo!

Ive seen the crash alot as well but i just cant see what happened as there was to much spray.

[jemstride]

somethings just occurred to me, DC managed to crash out of that race twice and yet he still finished!

[ykickamoocow]

jemstride, on Mar 15 2007, 08:23 AM, said:

somethings just occurred to me, DC managed to crash out of that race twice and yet he still finished!

That must not be easy to do    He also managed to knock Mika Salo, Rubens Barrichello, Olivier Panis, Ricardo Rosset, Alex Wurz and of course Michael Schumacher. Thats 6 drivers he got rid of and he still managed to finish the race.

[dribbler]

I'll never forget that ugly look of intent on Michael's face that day as he went marching down the pitlane into Mclaren's garage. If anyone doubted how much it mean to him, that day it was dispelled.

It was bad behaviour by Michael and he apologised. i think Michael and David learned alot about each other that day. Their respect developed as a result.

[ykickamoocow]

dribbler, on Mar 15 2007, 10:11 AM, said:

It was bad behaviour by Michael and he apologised. i think Michael and David learned alot about each other that day. Their respect developed as a result.

Look at the respect just flowing through Coulthard here

[goferrarigo]

ykickamoocow, on Mar 14 2007, 05:39 PM, said:

Look at the respect just flowing through Coulthard here

That is loads of respect,

[Shane2]

ykickamoocow, on Mar 14 2007, 11:39 PM, said:

Look at the respect just flowing through Coulthard here

Whoever made that can't spell schumacher, but damm funny netherless

[Autumnpuma]

DC uses the finger and people laugh and consider him a mate. Alonso waves his fist and he's public enemy #1. Anyone care to answer why?

[goferrarigo]

Autumnpuma, on Mar 14 2007, 09:57 PM, said:

DC uses the finger and people laugh and consider him a mate. Alonso waves his fist and he's public enemy #1. Anyone care to answer why?

Alonso in general is not a nice person,and keeps cribbing when he losses dc is just optimistic thus...

[Shane2]

goferrarigo, on Mar 15 2007, 04:23 AM, said:

Alonso in general is not a nice person,and keeps cribbing when he losses dc is just optimistic thus...

Autumnpuma, on Mar 15 2007, 03:57 AM, said:

DC uses the finger and people laugh and consider him a mate. Alonso waves his fist and he's public enemy #1. Anyone care to answer why?

I think that quote says it all. Just another excuse for ferrari fans to hate him.

And the only time he got upset was for the Monza penalty, and I am sure there would be a million and one ferrari fans crying foul if the FIA had imposed said penalty on Schumacher.

As for the waving fist: Unnecessary, I will agree I suppose he just hates having his race impeded by people who are unnecessarily holding him up. He is not the only driver on the grid that does it.

[Autumnpuma]

Indeed Shane. You're a pretty objective person (from what I can read of you so far) so I'd expect your answer from you. I was curious what the people who like to ride Alonso would say to it. I'm not sure I'd agree with AJ that Alonso isn't a nice person....

[goferrarigo]

Shane2, on Mar 14 2007, 10:27 PM, said:

I think that quote says it all. Just another excuse for ferrari fans to hate him.

And the only time he got upset was for the Monza penalty, and I am sure there would be a million and one ferrari fans crying foul if the FIA had imposed said penalty on Schumacher.

As for the waving fist: Unnecessary, I will agree I suppose he just hates having his race impeded by people who are unnecessarily holding him up. He is not the only driver on the grid that does it.

What abt " the team does not want to let me take the no 1 to mclaren" or "reno has never helped me" or were those out of context ?  

[jemstride]

Autumnpuma, on Mar 15 2007, 03:57 AM, said:

DC uses the finger and people laugh and consider him a mate. Alonso waves his fist and he's public enemy #1. Anyone care to answer why?

Because Alonso does it far too often and does it needlessly to drivers who havent even done anything wrong. i'm no ferrari fan but its one of the first reasons that led me to dislike Alonso. If people dont dive out of the way to let him past, he shakes his fist. Yes, other drivers have shaked their fist before too, but Alonso does it way too often. He gets too angry (blinded by on-track arrogance perhaps, and everyone else should bow to him?) as shown by when he dangerously sweved across Monteiro just because he didnt get out of the way quick enough, and did the same thing to Doornbos for the same reason.

DC did that little gesture ONCE, and you can understand why when you see the footage.

[ykickamoocow]

jemstride, on Mar 15 2007, 11:27 PM, said:

DC did that little gesture ONCE, and you can understand why when you see the footage.

MS was really being a arsehole that day as the previous few laps he ran Coulthard off the road.

[c21]

ykickamoocow, on Mar 15 2007, 01:30 PM, said:

MS was really being a arsehole that day as the previous few laps he ran Coulthard off the road.

Clash of the chins!

[Shane2]

Autumnpuma, on Mar 15 2007, 05:45 AM, said:

Indeed Shane. You're a pretty objective person (from what I can read of you so far) so I'd expect your answer from you. I was curious what the people who like to ride Alonso would say to it. I'm not sure I'd agree with AJ that Alonso isn't a nice person....

Off of the track he gives the Impression of a very quiet person, not the kind of person to get agressive. I don't think he is being an arsehole, he is just passionate about his racing.

c21, on Mar 15 2007, 12:38 PM, said:

Clash of the chins!

[goferrarigo]

Shane2, on Mar 15 2007, 08:27 AM, said:

Off of the track he gives the Impression of a very quiet person, not the kind of person to get agressive. I don't think he is being an arsehole, he is just passionate about his racing.

read Jem's views(which i agree with)

and what off the track person are you talking about???(can't be alonso)

[Shane2]

I would expect no less from a ferrari fan lol.

Now maybe you can tell me why Schumacher had to consistantly drive people off the track?

Everyone has an excuse to hate someone else, in reality waving your fist is not a big deal.

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Because Alonso does it far too often and does it needlessly to drivers who havent even done anything wrong. i'm no ferrari fan but its one of the first reasons that led me to dislike Alonso. If people dont dive out of the way to let him past, he shakes his fist. Yes, other drivers have shaked their fist before too, but Alonso does it way too often. He gets too angry (blinded by on-track arrogance perhaps, and everyone else should bow to him?) as shown by when he dangerously sweved across Monteiro just because he didnt get out of the way quick enough, and did the same thing to Doornbos for the same reason.

DC did that little gesture ONCE, and you can understand why when you see the footage.

Arrogance my butt. In his mind, these cars aren't part of his race and he wants them out the way, it is called being a racing driver and wanting to win. Maybe there are better ways to control it, but its nothing to do with arrogance, it is called passion. Every driver has a streak of it in them, they all deal with it in different ways, and I really don't see why so many people go overboard about something so stupid.

And Yes I was referring to Alonso, He never does anything off the track that I find unsporting or arrogant. The only time he complained with his Monza penalty which was unfair in the eyes of almost everyone in the paddock that wasn't wearing a ferrari shirt. Heaven knows you lot would have soon cried foul if someone had done the same thing to Schumacher (hell you even cry foul when he is b0rked for obvious cheating such as in monaco), so why should Alonso just shut up and take such a harsh and unjustified penalty?