Vanja #66 wrote: ↑01 Jul 2024, 18:38
Norris didn't want to move when he had enough room and there was contact.
bluechris wrote: ↑01 Jul 2024, 18:44
Come on guys, we really discuss why Norris didn't went on curb to avoid max? Really?
Excellent point. Why should Norris avoid the contact?
Surely Verstappen should also be motivated to avoid contact and avoid damaging race cars?
According to the stewards it was Verstappen and
not Norris who was predominantly in the wrong after all.
Peter Windsor seems to blame DRS, which is quite true too. If Verstappen was racing his Escort and Norris his 2002 at Goodwood historic touring cars, would they really be so careless as to push other cars onto the grass and not leave enough space so as to risk damage?!
I guess (fortunately fr Verstappen) Mk1 Escort coupe pressings are still available brand new, whereas Norris might have more trouble sourcing or coachbuilding replacement 2002ti panels!
AR3-GP wrote: ↑01 Jul 2024, 19:08
Verstappen is again showing a bit more clever than Norris in situations if you compare the outcomes from 2023 and 2024. It's a bit like what Vanja said earlier. You are going to be faced with situations like this that may be seen as unfair. Even still, there are still
ways to outsmart your competition.
Surely keeping your race car intact is more important!
Would Sir Jack Brabham really race as Norris or Verstappen did?
