
Originally Posted by
Ste
I don't think so. Put yourself in his position. One of your close friends is battling for the championship and trying to overtake you. Do you defend hard and potentially cause an accident, ending his World Championship or do you keep on at full speed and when he is close enough, you let him go.
It was inevitable that Schumacher would have been overtaken, either that lap or the next so what's the point in him costing himself time by defending to a much quicker car? That doesn't make sense. I am sure if he had Alonso right behind him that he also wouldn't have interfered in his race. There's a lot of mutual respect between Alonso and Schumacher, in my opinion.
I agree 100%
Cheers,
Ray
"Other teams may be fast, but the poetry, the romance, of F1 racing belongs to Ferrari."-Dan Niel, LA Times
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