Nicolas Kiesa driver absolutely thrashing a CTR
20 May 2004, 08:55 PM
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you lads, u gotto pick holes in everything!
of course none of us will ever get close to the skill level that any driver that has compteted in F1 has. full stop.
i didn't bother watching the clip but read all your opinions as we are all entitled to think what we want!
of course none of us will ever get close to the skill level that any driver that has compteted in F1 has. full stop.
i didn't bother watching the clip but read all your opinions as we are all entitled to think what we want!
21 May 2004, 08:30 AM
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Robbied - download it (assuming you've got broadband its 40meg +) - it's a good clip and shows a good driver having a laugh. I would agree that some have been a little over critical though 
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21 May 2004, 11:09 AM
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Once you've been out with a professional chassis engineer like Alasdair McQueen of Lotus (who is MR Smooth and Consistent), he just seemed rather ragged.
I have re-watched this and can see his committment - but the speed isn't there because he has no flow, and is often changing down to too low a gear ... for example when I last did it - Paddock Hill bend was 4th gear corner - a dab on the brakes and then flat out down the hill .......
Just an opinion .....
I have re-watched this and can see his committment - but the speed isn't there because he has no flow, and is often changing down to too low a gear ... for example when I last did it - Paddock Hill bend was 4th gear corner - a dab on the brakes and then flat out down the hill .......
Just an opinion .....
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