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**zlopikanikanza** · 07-24-2011, 10:13 PM

Not really his fault that dumber Buemi did change direction in the braking zone, the biggest no no in racing. So I am not sure why you think Heidfeld is at fault for it, bias maybe?!

do you always have to claim bias!! FFS! I like Heidfield, he's in my FGP, I also don't like Buemi, I think he's rubbish. But in that case I don't think it was all Buemis fault, you could see he was looking in the mirrors on the other side looking for Nick as he drifted across, it was mostly his fault, but Nick as the follower could have avoided better i think than proceeding into a shrinking gap. I'd say 90-10 (maybe 80-20) in fault against Buemi, but it was Nicks second accident in not many laps, one of which he'd already been penalised for. it was not good stuff from him.

07-24-2011, 10:13 PM	#26
zlopikanikanza Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 721 Senior Member	Not really his fault that dumber Buemi did change direction in the braking zone, the biggest no no in racing. So I am not sure why you think Heidfeld is at fault for it, bias maybe?! do you always have to claim bias!! FFS! I like Heidfield, he's in my FGP, I also don't like Buemi, I think he's rubbish. But in that case I don't think it was all Buemis fault, you could see he was looking in the mirrors on the other side looking for Nick as he drifted across, it was mostly his fault, but Nick as the follower could have avoided better i think than proceeding into a shrinking gap. I'd say 90-10 (maybe 80-20) in fault against Buemi, but it was Nicks second accident in not many laps, one of which he'd already been penalised for. it was not good stuff from him.
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