http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/79824

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/79877

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot9Smwd6rIg

ROFL @ Alonso and Kimi laughing.

Trulli needs to build a bridge and get over it. He's about to lose his Toyota seat for next season and is trying way too hard to save face. Perhaps the two should have a cage match or something.

I don't see what Trulli is bitching about, he should be focused on the fact he is getting owned by his rookie team mate.

If there's anyone who should be angry it should be Alonso

I've been quietly surprised that Alonso hasn't said much about the incident, and is taking it in his stride... even grinning from ear to ear while Trulli and Sutil were jibbering behind him.

kimi and alonso are like...damm kids...LOL

Don't know how Trulli things he's right. I'm agreeing with Sutil.
Alonso's also a pretty cool guy - he just knows that it's a usual race accident (it happens) and there's nothing to bitch about.
As for the accident, both are guilty - as I said, it's just a race accident. Trulli just acts stupid.

Trullis acting like it had a devastating impact on his championship and career chances. Probrably behaving like he has will have a bigger impact, suprising from a man of his experience.

Perhaps Trullis in such a mood because he knows something we don't, like hes been fired.

English Audio for you.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/h ... t/formula_one/8333577.stm

Trulli is just an idiot.

He is acting like a little child......

What a great way to leave F1 by.

Trulli is crazy.

Trulli knew that if hes gonna try it on the outside its going to be tight because Sutil has all the "rule" there (infront,on the racing line, ahead of Trulli). Now problem is that imo he thought it will be toooo tight so went a bit wide (id call this is drivers mistake not being able to judje a diffrent line from the racing one thro a corner), so right wheels on the grass and he accelerates like hes on the race line no awareness theres not enough grip from the grassi area. => loses the car which is... well normal and hits Sutil from behind with already out of control car.
Acidents like these start with some one too brave and stupid failing to accomplish a monouver and they call this racing incident... just because theres not good enough penalty to be applied for some dumb *ss?

Imo its all Trullis fault but not for crashing Sutil because his car was already out of control going left but for going too wide when he had clearly enough room.
If it was Sutil to blame he would've looked for contact there/stay on the curb and Trulli would either leave the track on his own or bump into Sutil and again go have a picnic.

Who was the idiot who voted: Ban for Sutil!

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Who was the idiot who voted: Ban for Sutil!

Trulli.

Anyone got a vid of the actual crash?

Trulli tried to get past on the outside, fully knowing he would end up on the kerb, gambled by staying on full throttle over the kerbing and just lost (the car)... If even Alonso, who was taken out as a completely innocent bystander, can get over it, why not Trulli?

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Anyone got a vid of the actual crash?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... ynext_from=PL&index=8

Regarding the crash though, I have to agree with people. Sutil slowed due to Kimi and then Trulli risked it round the outside. Trulli plan failed with him loosing control and hitting Sutil.

Though I do like the press conference with Alonso and Kimi having a laugh about it.

That was just a suicidal move for trulli to do.

Trulli saw a chance when Sutil had to brake to not to eat the Ferrari, and then he made the typical LFS begginer's mistake on T1 (but he did it slightly further away), thinking there's enough room and that brake is there for aesthetics.

It was a chance for him, and with his current position in the team (glock/kobayashi pushing him out), he had to try. But it went wrong.

I think it's more of a race incident than anything else, but if someone's to blame that's the italian. The only actual victim is Alonso, for Sutil was too worried with the Ferrari that forgot to look back to his chaser.

In any event, this and Raikkonen being 'on fire' (and that does not mean his performance for once ) helped to spice up a little that weekend. Plenty of things going on track, quite amusing.

I have no idea how people can judge the accidents without seeing any video.


There are some unwriten rules when you overtake, if both of the drivers enter the corner they must respect each other line. An example is the accident between Kubica and Vettel in the first race.

I don't know if it was the same story here since I didn't see any clear video of the accident.