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Old 07-21-2014, 12:30 PM
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We enjoy his driving and are Pro Massa. That said, IMO Massa moved in and chopped Maldonado's(?) line into the corner where he (Maldonado) was already committed. His comment about "young driver errors" hopefully were ammended upon review of the replay where is clearly shows Massa made the error with his turn-in line touching tires causing Massa's car to flip its' lid onto its' rollbar.
Yes, I agree. It was actually Massa's fault.

Massa's "bad luck" also combines with his mistakes, which are usually spectacular. His crash at Monaco (twice) was all his own, but he's had some truly bad luck where he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, like when Kobiyashi rammed him going into turn 1 a few weeks ago, or his late race crash in Canada.

Turn 1 in a Formula 1 race (at the start) is SO wild, I don't understand how they don't all wreck at every race! An F1 start is indeed the most exciting in all of motorsports.

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