Good for you,... if you don't want to see it do not watch it, simple.... I wan't to see what happend, you need to man up... what I wan't to see is nothing to do with you at all..
Skys cancelled all the reshowing of the race on f1 channel. Must admit I wanna see it to see what happened not for enjoyment or kicks just to understand
hope he makes full recovery
There's nothing to see. The FOM World Feed didn't catch it.
Reports from the Track suggest he hit the recovery vehicle sideways with the main impact being in the area just behind the Driver where the roll hoop is. Photos show extensive damage to the car.
(05-10-2014 15:23 )Fernandez Esperenda Wrote: [ -> ]Good for you,... if you don't want to see it do not watch it, simple.... I wan't to see what happend, you need to man up... what I wan't to see is nothing to do with you at all..
Not being attracted to watching fatal or near fatal accidents has nothing to do with being a man.
Anyway, you were ranting that the BBC did not show the accident in the highlights. I was trying to inform you that it was not shown live either.
Dude, just move on, you questioned me, if you don't like my answer I gave you in the first place stop going on about it. I don't care what you think about me... Like I said I wanted to see what happened..... end of story..
Just backing up starblade by saying bianchi's crash was not shown live or picked up by the tv cameras. Watched the bbc re-run of the race this afternoon and the commentators were thinking the medical car, doctors and ambulances were for sutil, they didn't know bianchi had crashed until after the race had finished and they got reports that sutil was ok and bianchi had crashed into the recovery vehicle that was recovering sutil's car
Latest news on bianchi is that his surgery has finished and he's in intensive care. Next 24hrs are crucial
Martin Brundle (on Sky) was the first to suggest there was another car involved when the cameras were showing the Snatch Truck at the scene of Sutil's crash. Having watched the race again, the ONLY indications of anything untoward are some smoke/steam behind the tractor and a brief glimpse of a Marshal removing some red bodywork which obviously didn't come from the Sauber..
Nobody on the BBC picked it up until their Pit Lane reporter mentioned it when the cars were back in the Pit Lane. Coulthard made a passing comment about a graphic showing Bianchi's name but that's all.
(05-10-2014 15:59 )Rammyrascal Wrote: [ -> ]Just backing up starblade by saying bianchi's crash was not shown live or picked up by the tv cameras.
Why do you need to back up starblade? he is a big boy, he can back himself up, I don't think he needs your backing Rammy..
I'm not going to change my opinion on the matter regardless of how many people "back starblade" or disagree with me..
if it was caught on camera or not it still doesn't change the fact I would still liked to have seen the incedent to see what happend..
wasn't having a go at you Fernandez or wanting you to change your opinion on this. I was just saying the crash wasn't shown live to back up what starblade was saying since you and other forum members wanted to see bianchi's crash.
(05-10-2014 16:08 )Fernandez Esperenda Wrote: [ -> ]if it was caught on camera or not it still doesn't change the fact I would still liked to have seen the incedent to see what happend..
If it makes you happy, search for Taki Inoue on Twitter. He tweeted a photo which tells you all you need to know.
As an ex F1 Driver, he should know better.