Dr_Grip
Made from concentrate
- Joined
- Jul 8, 2008
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- 79 Opel Kadett|72 Ford Country Sedan|03 Volvo XC70
The greedy gnome has cancelled the German Grand Prix.
news behind the scene is that alonso crashed because he got electrocuted
that's not good!
Our findings indicate that the accident was caused by the unpredictably gusty winds at that part of the circuit at that time, and which had affected other drivers similarly (eg, Carlos Sainz Jnr).
We can categorically state that there is no evidence that indicates that Fernando?s car suffered mechanical failure of any kind. We can also confirm that absolutely no loss of aerodynamic pressure was recorded, which fact indicates that the car did not suffer any aerodynamic loss, despite the fact that it was subjected to a significant level of g-force. Finally, we can also disclose that no electrical discharge or irregularity of any kind occurred in the car?s ERS system, either before, during or after the incident.
That last point refutes the erroneous rumours that have spread recently to the effect that Fernando was rendered unconscious by an electrical fault. That is simply not true. Our data clearly shows that he was downshifting while applying full brake pressure right up to the moment of the first impact ? something that clearly would not have been possible had he been unconscious at the time.
the fact that he still is in the hospital for observation, and probably won't drive next week, tells me there is a bigger problem than they're willing to confess