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CarGuru > Formula-1 > How Wide Was Webber's Car? 12 April 2005 01:33:23

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How Wide Was Webber's Car?
Aussie Blocker 4 April 2005 20:15:00
	That was a really wide ride he was peddling around yesterday. It must have been illegally wide. Possibly it was one of the old chassis, but with grooved tyres. I would estimate it was at least 4 meters wide, because no one could get by easily. He wasn't fast enough to keep anyone behind, but that doesn't matter if you are an Aussie (NZ) with an attitude problem.
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Ben Thomas 5 April 2005 02:10:07 [ permanent link ]
	Aussie Blocker wrote:> That was a really wide ride he was peddling around yesterday. It must have been> illegally wide. Possibly it was one of the old chassis, but with grooved tyres.> I would estimate it was at least 4 meters wide, because no one could get by> easily.> He wasn't fast enough to keep anyone behind, but that doesn't matter if you are> an Aussie (NZ) with an attitude problem.> It looked like a brilliant example of defensive driving to me. -- Ben Thomas - Software Engineer - Melbourne, Australia 2001 manual 2.2l Holden Astra SRi - a real pleasure to drive; Michelin Preceda - $250 each but last a lot longer than $200 tyres; Alpine Type S speakers and amp, JVC MP3 CD playing head-unit. Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my employer shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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Bugalugs 5 April 2005 04:50:52 [ permanent link ]
	Ben Thomas wrote:> Aussie Blocker wrote:> but that doesn't matter>> if you are>> an Aussie (NZ) with an attitude problem.>> Maate we'll lay claim to Dixon and McLaren and Hulme and Amon but I don't know that we can claim this fella. It looked like a brilliant example of defensive driving to me.>
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Aussie Blocker 5 April 2005 16:10:47 [ permanent link ]
	"Ben Thomas" <nosp@m.thanks.mate> wrote in message news:7hq8i2-frv.ln1@centauri.unico.com.au...> Aussie Blocker wrote:> > That was a really wide ride he was peddling around yesterday. It must have been> > illegally wide. Possibly it was one of the old chassis, but with grooved tyres.> > I would estimate it was at least 4 meters wide, because no one could get by> > easily.> > He wasn't fast enough to keep anyone behind, but that doesn't matter if you an Aussie (NZ) with an attitude problem.> > It looked like a brilliant example of defensive driving to me.> I know you are an Aussie and have to defend him at any cost to your objectivity, and I agree with your assessment, but it puts him in the category of being a blocker, a moving chicane...nothing more or less.
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Matthew Pope 5 April 2005 16:23:19 [ permanent link ]
	Incredibly, "Aussie Blocker" <wide.ride@bahrain.com> managed to sputter: "Ben Thomas" <nosp@m.thanks.mate> wrote in message> news:7hq8i2-frv.ln1@centauri.unico.com.au...>> Aussie Blocker wrote:>> > That was a really wide ride he was peddling around yesterday. It>> > must have > been>> > illegally wide. Possibly it was one of the old chassis, but with>> > grooved > tyres.>> > I would estimate it was at least 4 meters wide, because no one>> > could get by easily.>> > He wasn't fast enough to keep anyone behind, but that doesn't>> > matter if you > are>> > an Aussie (NZ) with an attitude problem.>> > It looked like a brilliant example of defensive driving to me.>> I know you are an Aussie and have to defend him at any cost to your> objectivity, and I agree with your assessment, but it puts him in the> category of being a blocker, a moving chicane...nothing more or less.> Didn't see the race myself... I haven't had the energy to stay up of a Sunday night, and won't be watching any until we get Foxtel IQ (I think the Australian equivalent of TiVo) -- Cheers, Matt Pope You're my vitamins...
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Da Frank 6 April 2005 02:07:43 [ permanent link ]
	On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 12:23:19 GMT, Matthew Pope <matthew@matthew.com> wrote: I know you are an Aussie and have to defend him at any cost to your>> objectivity, and I agree with your assessment, but it puts him in the>> category of being a blocker, a moving chicane...nothing more or less.> Didn't see the race myself... I haven't had the energy to stay up of a >Sunday night, and won't be watching any until we get Foxtel IQ (I think >the Australian equivalent of TiVo)> I went for a nap before the race, then couldn't wake up, but from what i've read and heard, it was deemed as a classic fight for position with neither driver making any bad moves. I'd love to see a video of it, when/if someone can bang it online. -- Regards, Frank
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Michael Burke 6 April 2005 05:26:07 [ permanent link ]
	"Ben Thomas" <nosp@m.thanks.mate> wrote in message news:7hq8i2-frv.ln1@centauri.unico.com.au...> Aussie Blocker wrote:>> That was a really wide ride he was peddling around yesterday. It must >> have been>> illegally wide. Possibly it was one of the old chassis, but with grooved >> tyres.>> I would estimate it was at least 4 meters wide, because no one could get >> by>> easily.>> He wasn't fast enough to keep anyone behind, but that doesn't matter if >> you are>> an Aussie (NZ) with an attitude problem.>> It looked like a brilliant example of defensive driving to me. That was the ONLY brilliant example of his driving this year. Seems to me that Mr. Webber suffers from over-hype as well as a slow car. Too bad Heidfeld didn't get to finish the race.
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Ben Thomas 6 April 2005 07:30:05 [ permanent link ]
	Aussie Blocker wrote:> "Ben Thomas" <nosp@m.thanks.mate> wrote in message> news:7hq8i2-frv.ln1@centauri.unico.com.au... It looked like a brilliant example of defensive driving to me.>> I know you are an Aussie and have to defend him at any cost to your objectivity,> and I agree with your assessment, but it puts him in the category of being a> blocker, a moving chicane...nothing more or less. That is precisely what he was doing. Nothing to defend. -- Ben Thomas - Software Engineer - Melbourne, Australia 2001 manual 2.2l Holden Astra SRi - a real pleasure to drive; Michelin Preceda - $250 each but last a lot longer than $200 tyres; Alpine Type S speakers and amp, JVC MP3 CD playing head-unit. Opinions, conclusions, and other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of my employer shall be understood as neither given nor endorsed by it.
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Randy Howard 7 April 2005 05:09:00 [ permanent link ]
	In article <7hq8i2-frv.ln1@centauri.unico.com.au>, nosp@m.thanks.mate says...> Aussie Blocker wrote:> > That was a really wide ride he was peddling around yesterday. It must have been> > illegally wide. Possibly it was one of the old chassis, but with grooved tyres.> > I would estimate it was at least 4 meters wide, because no one could get by> > easily.> > He wasn't fast enough to keep anyone behind, but that doesn't matter if you are> > an Aussie (NZ) with an attitude problem.> > It looked like a brilliant example of defensive driving to me. So multiple changes of direction are ok, as long as you don't drive a red car with the initials MS. got it. de la Rosa was quite impressive. One can only imagine how many pieces of carbon would have been scattered over the track if pinball had been in the same position for so long. -- Randy Howard (2reply remove FOOBAR) "Making it hard to do stupid things often makes it hard to do smart ones too." -- Andrew Koenig
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Nige 11 April 2005 14:20:28 [ permanent link ]
	F2005: 0 of 1 wrote:> Congratulations: You've confirmed a reality shared by hundreds of> millions of people.> which puts you in the minority of the billions who think otherwise...
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F2005: 0 of 1 11 April 2005 15:50:34 [ permanent link ]
	On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 20:20:28 +1000, Nige <postitingroup@nowhere.com> wrote:>F2005: 0 of 1 wrote:>> Congratulations: You've confirmed a reality shared by hundreds of>> millions of people.> which puts you in the minority of the billions who think otherwise... ...Imbecile.
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Da Frank 11 April 2005 16:49:37 [ permanent link ]
	On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 11:50:34 GMT, "F2005: 0 of 1" <Ron.Dennis@LyingCheatingSwine.com> wrote: On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 20:20:28 +1000, Nige <postitingroup@nowhere.com>>wrote:>>F2005: 0 of 1 wrote:>>> Congratulations: You've confirmed a reality shared by hundreds of>>> millions of people.>> which puts you in the minority of the billions who think otherwise...> ...Imbecile.> Translation : Yes. -- Regards, Frank
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Mark Jones 12 April 2005 01:33:23 [ permanent link ]
	On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 20:20:28 +1000, Nige <postitingroup@nowhere.com> wrote:>F2005: 0 of 1 wrote:>> Congratulations: You've confirmed a reality shared by hundreds of>> millions of people.>> which puts you in the minority of the billions who think otherwise... Wait, what? Billions of people think Webber wasn't putting on double moves? Man, this sport is way more popular that I thought. - Jones FORZA!
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