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I wonder if someone can help me here, because I'm really struggling to understand this, as far as I can see, entering the final safety car period, Trulli was third and Hamilton was fourth. As the cars went past the scene of Vettel and Kubica's accident, Trulli hit debris and went off track, leaving Hamilton no real option but to pass him. Once Trulli was back on track, Hamilton, as instructed by his team over the radio (which is now publically available I believe), slowed to let Trulli back past, meaning positions were as they were when the safety car came out. Now, unless I'm missing something here, I can't see how anyone, from Mclaren or Toyota, has in any way lied or cheated here...
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@MotoGPYamaha I'm sorry, but JT is by far the quickest non-factory rider out there. Don't get me wrong, I like the guy and he knows how to ride a bike, but there are riders looking for a job for next year who have had far better results than him. Looking at the standings, Edwards is the top non-factory rider, with De Angelis, De Puniet and, depending on how you view the Hayate, Melandri all ahead of JT on non-factory bikes. If there weren't so many new riders coming into the series next year then I'd have no problem with JT keeping his ride, but if someone has to go from Tech 3 it really should be him :(
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was on BBC3, not that they made any effort to make anyone aware of that...
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glad I'm not the only one who was apalled by the BBC's "commitment" to motorcycle racing. the same thing happened during the 250 qualifying yesterday. it's beyond a joke now. I've made a formal complaint to the BBC, very much doubt it'll achieve anything though other than a patronising reply saying "sorry you were disappointed" on a lighter note, great 125 race, Brad's move round the outside of Nico Terol should put the claims that he isn't aggresive enough to rest!
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@I love the RAIN not ok, i've read a lot of your comments about Bradley and thought that they were valid opinions, although I didn't agree with them, but I think you're just taking the piss now. every single topic about the 125's has you posting a message saying Brad isn't doing enough to justify his ride, what about Gadea? he did very little with the ride last year and is hardly outshining Brad this year, yet he never gets a mention in your posts. I may be reading too much into this but I really do get the impression that you're intent on putting Brad down as much as possible at every given oppourtunity. Simon's got 4 years experience on Brad, give the guy some credit ffs
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awesome ride Brad, no-one can take anything away from this, he had to work hard for this one and it was thoroughly deserved!
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Kenlucky kid, I was waiting for someone to say Brad only won because Simon crashed. That doesn't make him lucky, if Simon had been 5 or 6 seconds in front when he crashed then I could kind of see your point, but the fact is Brad was the quickest rider on the day, he handled the pressure better than Simon and deserved to win, you can't take that away from him!
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Bradley you legend! You rode brilliantly today, you deserve this so much! Also a big well done to Scott and Danny who also rode really well
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just a small point to the people moaning about the bbc not giving any information out and just repeating the 125 and 250cc races, you were on the wrong channel, it was always scheduled that those races would be replayed on the red button, the bbc coverage of the motogp race switched to bbc3 where they gave plenty of info about the delay
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john, I think you're the one missing the point, noone's saying McLaren should get away with lieing, what people are trying to work out is what McLaren actually lied about, because noone seems to be making this very clear
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...but then again, by doing this the FIA have stopped McLaren from gaining an early advantage over Ferrari, but it would be very cynical of me to say that, wouldn't it?
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