TOP CINQ: School Suspension 'Green Flag
TOP CINQ: Suspension Posted by Green school star choice under Top Cinq | Tags: damon hill, eddie irvine, estoril, f1 1989, f1 1994, f1 1995, f1 2012, hockenheim, Interlagos, michael schumacher, Mika Hakkinen, monza, Nigel Mansell, romain Grosjean, silverstone, spa-francorchamps | [7] Comments
Good students earn the respect of the teacher and disrespect of other colleagues. Maus students take little girls and still spend a few days at home. Romain Grosjean is one of those. At Spa-Francorchamps, almost three weeks ago, the Franco-Swiss accident caused one of the coolest in recent years. Everything happened right at the start. Grosjean embicou his Lotus-Renault on the right track and, as is bad student, ignored an important law of physics that says that two bodies can not occupy star choice the same space at the same time.
There was a Lewis Hamilton midway. The two collided and the car went out of Grosjean around like a runaway BuscaPe, trampling everything that lay ahead. Result: a lot of wrecked cars, two title contenders out of the race at the first corner and a series of angry fans and spectators, asking the head of Romain Grosjean and all its descendants. star choice The FIA heard the cries of the people and applied to the bumbling pilot Lotus suspension of a GP. He ended up not participating in the step of Monza, so.
In Singapore, Romain Grosjean will return to the car that belongs to him. In recent days, he got tired of saying that he learned a lot from accidents, noting that walked star choice quite puzzling behavior Kimi Räikkönen, who will not do anything wrong and promised to build a health clinic in Garden Piraporinha. It is quite possible that, at least until the end of the year, Grosjean to behave more restrained. I like to see him driving like a suicide, but not all who share this opinion. It is the new politically correct times.
It was time that a pilot was not out of a race because of a suspension. Eighteen years, more precisely. In the past, it was more common to apply such sanctions to drivers less responsible. The safety of Formula 1 was not surgically perfect as nowadays and a good correction to some misfit could avoid major problems. The Top Cinq today reminds some suspensions applied to names of relevance in the past not so remote.
Very common thing in Formula 1 in the mid-90s was the probation. This word of French origin can be loosely translated as "conditional suspension of a penalty." If the violator is a good guy who treats her well parents and their children, pay taxes on time and never even killed a fly, the lawmen may apply only a nominal punishment that only go into effect if the guy re-commit any barbarity. star choice In Formula 1, the pilot who ran on probation was carefully observed by Race Stewards. If it caused some other problem, the suspended sentence would be effectively star choice applied.
Do not think that this was something unusual happened. Even Rubens Barrichello has even run on probation after being involved in an accident beast with Mika Häkkinen at the British Grand Prix 1994. Another good name that also came to reap such a punishment was Damon Hill, son of Graham Hill champion and 1996.
Hill was in a particularly unfortunate in 1995. Even riding the fastest star choice car of the season, the English often took beatings of rival Michael Schumacher. Occasionally, the car was left to Williams, pity. Damon hit and broke a lot back then. In some cases, the problems were caused by him over there of scandalous. At Silverstone, Schumacher star choice Hill hit a clumsy attempt to overtake. In the next race at Hockenheim, Damon pounded as he opened the second round.
At the Italian Grand Prix, Damon Hill has reached its lowest point in 1995. He was chasing Michael Schumacher in the race for the leadership race. As they approached the Variante Roggia her, the two came face to face with the mythical Taki Inoue, owner of the coolest Twitter I know. Hill got lost while trying to pass the Japanese, braked later than it should and kissed the back of Schumacher's Benetton. The two rolled, left the road and stood there.
Schumacher was pissed off, and rightly so. The FIA did not like what he saw and announced that Damon Hill was suspended for a race entitled to such probation. He could keep going, but his behavior on the track was being watched all the time. After what happened, Hill settled down. He stopped star choice committing atrocities on the track and put in its place, the punching bag of Michael Schumacher.
Just as Damon Hill in 1995, Mika Häkkinen was having a completely erratic star choice season in 1994. When the Peugeot engine n
TOP CINQ: Suspension Posted by Green school star choice under Top Cinq | Tags: damon hill, eddie irvine, estoril, f1 1989, f1 1994, f1 1995, f1 2012, hockenheim, Interlagos, michael schumacher, Mika Hakkinen, monza, Nigel Mansell, romain Grosjean, silverstone, spa-francorchamps | [7] Comments
Good students earn the respect of the teacher and disrespect of other colleagues. Maus students take little girls and still spend a few days at home. Romain Grosjean is one of those. At Spa-Francorchamps, almost three weeks ago, the Franco-Swiss accident caused one of the coolest in recent years. Everything happened right at the start. Grosjean embicou his Lotus-Renault on the right track and, as is bad student, ignored an important law of physics that says that two bodies can not occupy star choice the same space at the same time.
There was a Lewis Hamilton midway. The two collided and the car went out of Grosjean around like a runaway BuscaPe, trampling everything that lay ahead. Result: a lot of wrecked cars, two title contenders out of the race at the first corner and a series of angry fans and spectators, asking the head of Romain Grosjean and all its descendants. star choice The FIA heard the cries of the people and applied to the bumbling pilot Lotus suspension of a GP. He ended up not participating in the step of Monza, so.
In Singapore, Romain Grosjean will return to the car that belongs to him. In recent days, he got tired of saying that he learned a lot from accidents, noting that walked star choice quite puzzling behavior Kimi Räikkönen, who will not do anything wrong and promised to build a health clinic in Garden Piraporinha. It is quite possible that, at least until the end of the year, Grosjean to behave more restrained. I like to see him driving like a suicide, but not all who share this opinion. It is the new politically correct times.
It was time that a pilot was not out of a race because of a suspension. Eighteen years, more precisely. In the past, it was more common to apply such sanctions to drivers less responsible. The safety of Formula 1 was not surgically perfect as nowadays and a good correction to some misfit could avoid major problems. The Top Cinq today reminds some suspensions applied to names of relevance in the past not so remote.
Very common thing in Formula 1 in the mid-90s was the probation. This word of French origin can be loosely translated as "conditional suspension of a penalty." If the violator is a good guy who treats her well parents and their children, pay taxes on time and never even killed a fly, the lawmen may apply only a nominal punishment that only go into effect if the guy re-commit any barbarity. star choice In Formula 1, the pilot who ran on probation was carefully observed by Race Stewards. If it caused some other problem, the suspended sentence would be effectively star choice applied.
Do not think that this was something unusual happened. Even Rubens Barrichello has even run on probation after being involved in an accident beast with Mika Häkkinen at the British Grand Prix 1994. Another good name that also came to reap such a punishment was Damon Hill, son of Graham Hill champion and 1996.
Hill was in a particularly unfortunate in 1995. Even riding the fastest star choice car of the season, the English often took beatings of rival Michael Schumacher. Occasionally, the car was left to Williams, pity. Damon hit and broke a lot back then. In some cases, the problems were caused by him over there of scandalous. At Silverstone, Schumacher star choice Hill hit a clumsy attempt to overtake. In the next race at Hockenheim, Damon pounded as he opened the second round.
At the Italian Grand Prix, Damon Hill has reached its lowest point in 1995. He was chasing Michael Schumacher in the race for the leadership race. As they approached the Variante Roggia her, the two came face to face with the mythical Taki Inoue, owner of the coolest Twitter I know. Hill got lost while trying to pass the Japanese, braked later than it should and kissed the back of Schumacher's Benetton. The two rolled, left the road and stood there.
Schumacher was pissed off, and rightly so. The FIA did not like what he saw and announced that Damon Hill was suspended for a race entitled to such probation. He could keep going, but his behavior on the track was being watched all the time. After what happened, Hill settled down. He stopped star choice committing atrocities on the track and put in its place, the punching bag of Michael Schumacher.
Just as Damon Hill in 1995, Mika Häkkinen was having a completely erratic star choice season in 1994. When the Peugeot engine n
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