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Schumacher's move on Barrichello...

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snags | 08:47 Mon 02nd Aug 2010 | Sport
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Legitimate racing move or not?

Lucky for Rubens the pit wall ended where it did...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFsi2kSeubU
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08:50 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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It depends............
If you are a Schumacher fan it was a legitimate maneouvre.
If, however, you are a sane human-being, it was yet another demonstration of the complete disregard for the rules and spirit of the sport of the box-headed meglomaniac.
08:51 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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*by the box-headed, etc.........
08:51 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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That could have ended in disaster! Was there any sort of penalty given for that? I didn't watch this one and haven't read anything about it either.
08:54 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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Shuey has a ten place grid penalty for the next race.

Personally I think it was a bad move: Rubens knew Shuey wouldn't make it easy to pass as the overtake was critical for both drivers as it was for the last points position (I think), but still... had the pit wall been a few feet longer...
08:58 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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10 place grid penalty seems a bit mild for something that could have ended in serious harm to one or both drivers. The two drivers do have a history though and it was probably a case of Schumacher trying to put Rubens in his place... again!
09:01 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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Does anyone really take F1 seriously? I thought it was all fixed like pro wrestling.
09:04 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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As per Jack the Hat x 10!!
09:04 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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Another view:

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09:05 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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McMouse.. that is another question for a different thread. I am asking for people's opinions on said incident...
09:06 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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Wasn't Rubens a bit unwise to try to overtake at that point anyway?
09:07 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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A leopard never changes its spots.
He,s always driven like that,with no regard for fellow professionals.
09:13 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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Isn't it a race? I thought the whole point was to try and stop people taking over you...
09:16 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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''EDDIE51: It was dangerous''

^ Enough said. Does the fact that the incident was ''no more than you would expect of Schumacher'' make it excusable?
09:16 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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agree with Eddie. No, it's no more excusable than the other times he's driven dangerously. But mysteriously he's still allowed to drive.
09:18 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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Agree with jno. And the punishment doesn't fit the crime. Pompous little prat!!
09:20 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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''I thought the whole point was to try and stop people taking over you''

Fair comment... I guess there was enough room for Ruben to slide a copy of his last will and testament between his car and several hundred tonnes of concrete ;-p
09:24 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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Do they not have brakes?
09:24 Mon 02nd Aug 2010
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