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Fast evo 8 @ Mar 17th 2008 12:04PM
let see, he started P15 passed 8 cars in 1 lap, held a solid 3rd place (for a total of 12 cars passed). where he made 1 mistake by passing for 2nd place and going off on dead tires (soft compound tires with 30 laps on them...). from there his engine had troubles how is that one of the worst drivers of the day? no one but bourdias made anywhere close to as many passes for position.
how about nakajima who rear ended kubica under a safety car? thats a rookie mistake... or how about kovalainen who "accidentally" hit his "pit rev limiter" with one lap to go letting alonso pass his on the front straight....
obviously half the people posting here didn't even watch all of the race