Berger: Montoya Not As Good As Kimi

[cavallino 2]

have asked you to explain it and I am still waiting for that explanation. You have posted the lap times which is a good start but you have not analyzed them at all.

Considering the fact that you claim to have a superior IQ it is indeed disturbing that you are the only person in this thread who cannot make sense of those numbers. I will not deign to elaborate any further, I shall however quote another member who has put it quite succintly.

and let me highlight the laps before the 1st pit stop and the 2nd pit stop- between laps 14 and 23 you can see that times are very even, with JPM being faster in some laps. After lap 23 KR starts to gain up on JPM, in some laps even gaining more than a sec per lap!! would you think that as odd? Specially if you consider that RSC, who was fighting with JPM for the lead, pitted at lap 23, and had to pit at lap 24 again because the slicks had been a premature move. So from lap 23/24 onward, when there was no one between KR and JPM, Montoya started to develop a case of the

[nojvnof1 0]

[Senna 0]

It is clear how Montoya's performance mysteriously tails off after lap 23.

Considering Montoya

[demonhorse 0]

Comparing numbers of race wins to prove the point is unfair when Montoya has been out of races while Kimi has raced in all of them.

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Comparing numbers of race wins to prove the point is unfair when Montoya has been out of races while Kimi has raced in all of them.

Montoya has never beaten Kimi in a straight fight in 05, the only times JPM has beaten the iceman are when Kimi has to change an engine. Kimi is the man.

[nojvnof1 0]

prior to Interlagos!

[Shadow 0]

yep but now JPm and Kimi can have straight fights.no championship to play for,only the constructors for which the only condition will be:

"Don't take each other out"

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prior to Interlagos!

Indeed