...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Uncoordinated or random display of flags is fundamentally unsafe to drivers, and is addressed by rostering competent marshals.
Failing their local availability, refuse to race where competent volunteers won't travel.
Period.
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal was in
any way "rogue" to begin with.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal was
in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal attack.
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:It's irrelevant.
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal was inFacts are sufficient justification.
any way "rogue" to begin with.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal attack.
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
On Tuesday, 23 November 2021 at 21:37:30 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:It's irrelevant.
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:Facts are sufficient justification.
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal was in
any way "rogue" to begin with.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on the
ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal attack.
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
The marshal has been put on post.
The marshal has been given instructions.
The marshal has waved their flag at a time they considered it to be appropriate and necessary.
The only thing a driver has to do is to observe and obey the flag.
If indeed "rogue" marshals ever did exist at a race track, randomly
waving a flag whenever they thought it was a good idea, all the drivers should ever have to do is to follow that instruction.
Marshals need to act autonomously, and immediately. Drivers just need
to obey.
On Tuesday, 23 November 2021 at 21:37:30 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:It's irrelevant.
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:Facts are sufficient justification.
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal was in
any way "rogue" to begin with.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on the
ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal attack.
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
The marshal has been put on post.
The marshal has been given instructions.
The marshal has waved their flag at a time they considered it to be appropriate and necessary.
The only thing a driver has to do is to observe and obey the flag.
If indeed "rogue" marshals ever did exist at a race track, randomly
waving a flag whenever they thought it was a good idea, all the drivers should ever have to do is to follow that instruction.
Marshals need to act autonomously, and immediately. Drivers just need
to obey.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more than
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:But it doesn't matter.
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:But it doesn't matter.
News wrote:See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of your
knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
On 11/23/2021 5:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've worked.
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:Really? Following yellow flags causes deaths. Please explain.
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:But it doesn't matter.
News wrote:See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on >>>> the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of your >>> knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:But it doesn't matter.
News wrote:See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on >>>>> the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of your >>>> knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
On 2021-11-24 7:04 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 5:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've
worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Sorry, but how does YOUR experience let you know whether THIS PARTICULAR MARSHAL had prior top-tier FIA experience?
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:But it doesn't matter.
News wrote:See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races? >>>>>>>>
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal >>>>>>> was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on >>>>>> the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the waving >>>>> of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of your >>>>> knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
On 11/24/2021 12:31 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:04 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 5:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've
worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Sorry, but how does YOUR experience let you know whether THIS
PARTICULAR MARSHAL had prior top-tier FIA experience?
Ever changing the subject. FOAD, rogue pedant.
On 11/24/2021 12:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:But it doesn't matter.
News wrote:See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races? >>>>>>>>>
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal >>>>>>>> was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts on >>>>>>> the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the waving >>>>>> of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of
your
knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always obey >>>> it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason, unexpectedly.
Now do fuck off and die, rogue pendant.
On 2021-11-24 10:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:But it doesn't matter.
News wrote:See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races? >>>>>>>>>>
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal >>>>>>>>> was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of
facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal >>>>>>>> attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the
waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of >>>>>>> your
knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always
obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason, unexpectedly.
Except if the flag is waved, all the traffic sees it... ...or is
supposed to.
There's a reason that flag stations are placed where they can be seen
from a good ways off.
Now do fuck off and die, rogue pendant.
Make me, pipsqueak.
:-)
On 2021-11-24 10:26 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:31 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:04 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 5:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've
worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Sorry, but how does YOUR experience let you know whether THIS
PARTICULAR MARSHAL had prior top-tier FIA experience?
Ever changing the subject. FOAD, rogue pedant.
It was a question YOU ASK, pipsqueak.
So answer mine:
How does your experience rebut my point?
YOU DON'T KNOW what experience that particular marshal had.
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've worked.Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
On 11/24/2021 1:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 10:26 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:31 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:04 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 5:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've
worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Sorry, but how does YOUR experience let you know whether THIS
PARTICULAR MARSHAL had prior top-tier FIA experience?
Ever changing the subject. FOAD, rogue pedant.
It was a question YOU ASK, pipsqueak.
So answer mine:
How does your experience rebut my point?
YOU DON'T KNOW what experience that particular marshal had.
Try again, last name missing?
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times moreDid the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've
worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
On 11/24/2021 1:34 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 10:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:But it doesn't matter.
News wrote:See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161 >>>>>>>>>>>
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series races? >>>>>>>>>>>
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal >>>>>>>>>> was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of
facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal >>>>>>>>> attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the >>>>>>>> waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth >>>>>>>> of your
knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly. >>>>>>>>
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters >>>>>> birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always >>>>>> obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason, unexpectedly.
Except if the flag is waved, all the traffic sees it... ...or is
supposed to.
There's a reason that flag stations are placed where they can be seen
from a good ways off.
Now do fuck off and die, rogue pendant.
Make me, pipsqueak.
:-)
Disappear, like your last name.
On 2021-11-24 10:55 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 1:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 10:26 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:31 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:04 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 5:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more >>>>>> than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
I've worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Sorry, but how does YOUR experience let you know whether THIS
PARTICULAR MARSHAL had prior top-tier FIA experience?
Ever changing the subject. FOAD, rogue pedant.
It was a question YOU ASK, pipsqueak.
So answer mine:
How does your experience rebut my point?
YOU DON'T KNOW what experience that particular marshal had.
Try again, last name missing?
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times moreDid the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've
worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Let's try again, pipsqueak.
Yes or no:
Did you ask, "Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?"?
Yes or no:
Did I respond that you didn't know if he did or not?
Yes or no:
Did you respond by claiming that having experience yourself means you
somehow know whether that PARTICULAR MARSHALL had experience?
On 11/24/2021 2:16 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 10:55 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 1:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 10:26 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:31 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:04 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 5:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
more than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series
races I've worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Sorry, but how does YOUR experience let you know whether THIS
PARTICULAR MARSHAL had prior top-tier FIA experience?
Ever changing the subject. FOAD, rogue pedant.
It was a question YOU ASK, pipsqueak.
So answer mine:
How does your experience rebut my point?
YOU DON'T KNOW what experience that particular marshal had.
Try again, last name missing?
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times moreDid the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've
worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Let's try again, pipsqueak.
Yes or no:
Did you ask, "Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?"?
Yes or no:
Did I respond that you didn't know if he did or not?
Yes or no:
Did you respond by claiming that having experience yourself means you
somehow know whether that PARTICULAR MARSHALL had experience?
Last name missing? Yes or no?
On 2021-11-24 11:20 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 2:16 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 10:55 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 1:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 10:26 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:31 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:04 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 5:39 PM, Alan wrote:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
more than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series
races I've worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Sorry, but how does YOUR experience let you know whether THIS
PARTICULAR MARSHAL had prior top-tier FIA experience?
Ever changing the subject. FOAD, rogue pedant.
It was a question YOU ASK, pipsqueak.
So answer mine:
How does your experience rebut my point?
YOU DON'T KNOW what experience that particular marshal had.
Try again, last name missing?
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times moreDid the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series races I've
worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Let's try again, pipsqueak.
Yes or no:
Did you ask, "Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?"? >>>
Yes or no:
Did I respond that you didn't know if he did or not?
Yes or no:
Did you respond by claiming that having experience yourself means you
somehow know whether that PARTICULAR MARSHALL had experience?
Last name missing? Yes or no?
Isn't it amazing how you suddenly want to shift the discussion to how I choose to identify myself, "News"?
:-)
But it doesn't matter.See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161 >>>>>>>>>>>>>
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series >>>>>>>>>>>>> races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the >>>>>>>>>>>> marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of >>>>>>>>>>> facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal >>>>>>>>>>> attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the >>>>>>>>>> waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth >>>>>>>>>> of your
knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly. >>>>>>>>>>
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters >>>>>>>> birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must
always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason, unexpectedly.
Except if the flag is waved, all the traffic sees it... ...or is
supposed to.
There's a reason that flag stations are placed where they can be
seen from a good ways off.
Now do fuck off and die, rogue pendant.
Make me, pipsqueak.
:-)
Disappear, like your last name.
Ah, look!
I guy who calls himself "News" is suddenly complaining that I'm not
currently using my last name...
...rather than address himself to the facts.
What a shock.
:-)
Never did,
last name missing,
which yours recently went.
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong times more >>>>>> than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series racesDid the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
I've worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Let's try again, pipsqueak.
Yes or no:
Did you ask, "Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race
experience?"?
Yes or no:
Did I respond that you didn't know if he did or not?
Yes or no:
Did you respond by claiming that having experience yourself means
you somehow know whether that PARTICULAR MARSHALL had experience?
Last name missing? Yes or no?
Isn't it amazing how you suddenly want to shift the discussion to how
I choose to identify myself, "News"?
:-)
Not that everyone doesn't know, who have you recently decided you need
to hide from, last name missing?
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
But it doesn't matter.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
On 2021-11-24 11:20 a.m., Pipsqueak wrote:
Except if the flag is waved, all the traffic sees it... ...or isBut it doesn't matter.See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series >>>>>>>>>>>>>> races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the >>>>>>>>>>>>> marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of >>>>>>>>>>>> facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal >>>>>>>>>>>> attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates >>>>>>>>>>> the waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the >>>>>>>>>>> depth of your
knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience? >>>>>>>>>>>There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly. >>>>>>>>>>>
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his
daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must
always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same. >>>>>>>>>
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason, unexpectedly. >>>>>
supposed to.
There's a reason that flag stations are placed where they can be
seen from a good ways off.
Now do fuck off and die, rogue pendant.
Make me, pipsqueak.
:-)
Disappear, like your last name.
Ah, look!
I guy who calls himself "News" is suddenly complaining that I'm not
currently using my last name...
...rather than address himself to the facts.
What a shock.
:-)
Never did,
Address yourself to the facts? Obviously.
Use a last name? OK. So? Why do you care if I use mine or not, then?
last name missing,
It such a "tell" when you suddenly start posting in sentence fragments.
which yours recently went.
So?
Why do you care?
Why DIDN'T you care earlier and have just started dodging, Pipsqueak?
Why have you suggested that you having marshalling experience tells you
what experience the particular marshal you're slandering has?
:-)
On 2021-11-24 11:31 a.m., Pipsqueak squeaked:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong timesDid the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
more than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series
races I've worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Let's try again, pipsqueak.
Yes or no:
Did you ask, "Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race
experience?"?
Yes or no:
Did I respond that you didn't know if he did or not?
Yes or no:
Did you respond by claiming that having experience yourself means
you somehow know whether that PARTICULAR MARSHALL had experience?
Last name missing? Yes or no?
Isn't it amazing how you suddenly want to shift the discussion to how
I choose to identify myself, "News"?
:-)
Not that everyone doesn't know, who have you recently decided you need
to hide from, last name missing?
Why do you suddenly not want to discuss the subject YOU raised, Pipsqueak?
Why don't you want to explain what your personal experience (assuming
you're not lying; unlike me, you are anonymous and so can't prove your experience exists) has to do with what you might know about the
experience of the marshal you're slandering (from your anonymous safety)?
:-)
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series
races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of facts
on the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a personal attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the
waving of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth of
your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
News <News@group.name> wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
But it doesn't matter.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
Matt was (hopefully) exaggerating for effect. The central issue is
whether drivers should second-guess safety warnings. The best way to get people killed is to allow any driver (let alone all of them) think that
they get to choose. Yes, a "rogue" marshall or plain disorganisation
could mean that a driver gets disadvantaged when they shouldn't, but the whole system relies on people following the cues given.
IF drivers are allowed to take the view that in the event of something
being ambiguous (for whatever reason) they are allowed to keep racing
and pretend the warning that is displayed is "in error", someone *will*
get killed. Most likely a marshall.
If there double waved yellow flags shown by the marshall on the day, you *must* slow down and prepare to stop. If you do and it is later shown
to be in error, you have every right to complain about poor marshalling
or decision-making...but you've done the right thing.
If you don't and you are penalised, don't complain. You are in the wrong
no matter what led to the waved yellows. Most importantly, if you don't
and there is an accident because the marshall has information informing
his decision that you don't have in the cockpit, you should carry full responsibility for that crash and its consequences.
Just IMO.
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series
races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the
marshal was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of
facts on the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not
a personal attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates the
waving of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the depth
of your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.But it doesn't matter.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his daughters birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must always
obey it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
On 11/24/2021 2:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 11:20 a.m., Pipsqueak wrote:
Except if the flag is waved, all the traffic sees it... ...or isBut it doesn't matter.See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA series >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that the >>>>>>>>>>>>>> marshal
was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance of >>>>>>>>>>>>> facts on
the ground, which appears a valid concern. It is not a >>>>>>>>>>>>> personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates >>>>>>>>>>>> the waving
of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the >>>>>>>>>>>> depth of your
knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience? >>>>>>>>>>>>There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly. >>>>>>>>>>>>
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his
daughters
birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver still must >>>>>>>>>> always obey
it, and should expect that every other driver to do the same. >>>>>>>>>>
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason, unexpectedly. >>>>>>
supposed to.
There's a reason that flag stations are placed where they can be
seen from a good ways off.
Now do fuck off and die, rogue pendant.
Make me, pipsqueak.
:-)
Disappear, like your last name.
Ah, look!
I guy who calls himself "News" is suddenly complaining that I'm not
currently using my last name...
...rather than address himself to the facts.
What a shock.
:-)
Never did,
Address yourself to the facts? Obviously.
Use a last name? OK. So? Why do you care if I use mine or not, then?
last name missing,
It such a "tell" when you suddenly start posting in sentence fragments.
which yours recently went.
So?
Why do you care?
Why DIDN'T you care earlier and have just started dodging, Pipsqueak?
Why have you suggested that you having marshalling experience tells
you what experience the particular marshal you're slandering has?
:-)
Why the recent last-name-delete, artless dodger?
What experience does he have, last-nameless dodger?
On 11/24/2021 2:34 PM, Alan last-name deleted, even though known around
the meta-verse wrote:
On 2021-11-24 11:31 a.m., Pipsqueak squeaked:
Well, Schmuck baby, you're wrong times eight, and wrong timesDid the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
I don't know, but let us face it: neither do you.
more than twenty including the rest of the FIA and Pro series
races I've worked.
So FOAD, rogue asshole.
Let's try again, pipsqueak.
Yes or no:
Did you ask, "Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race
experience?"?
Yes or no:
Did I respond that you didn't know if he did or not?
Yes or no:
Did you respond by claiming that having experience yourself means
you somehow know whether that PARTICULAR MARSHALL had experience?
Last name missing? Yes or no?
Isn't it amazing how you suddenly want to shift the discussion to
how I choose to identify myself, "News"?
:-)
Not that everyone doesn't know, who have you recently decided you
need to hide from, last name missing?
Why do you suddenly not want to discuss the subject YOU raised,
Pipsqueak?
Why don't you want to explain what your personal experience (assuming
you're not lying; unlike me, you are anonymous and so can't prove your
experience exists) has to do with what you might know about the
experience of the marshal you're slandering (from your anonymous safety)?
:-)
Asked and answered, last-name-delete dodger.
And why the recent last-name-delete, artless dodger?
And what experience does he have, last-nameless dodger?
On 11/24/2021 12:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA
series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that
the marshal was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance
of facts on the ground, which appears a valid concern. It
is not a personal attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates
the waving of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the
depth of your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job
properly.
See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.But it doesn't matter.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his
daughters birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver
still must always obey it, and should expect that every other
driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason, unexpectedly.
News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:32 PM, Alan wrote:https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
But it doesn't matter.See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA
series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that
the marshal was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the preponderance
of facts on the ground, which appears a valid concern. It
is not a personal attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which stipulates
the waving of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the
depth of your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job
properly.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his
daughters birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver
still must always obey it, and should expect that every other
driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason, unexpectedly.
LOL
A yellow flag is a reason. Check the sporting code Fuckwit!
Hilarious watching you dig this particular hole.
On 11/24/2021 4:02 PM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA
series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that
the marshal was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the
preponderance of facts on the ground, which appears a
valid concern. It is not a personal attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which
stipulates the waving of a yellow flag in those
circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the
depth of your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race
experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job
properly.
See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.But it doesn't matter.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his
daughters birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver
still must always obey it, and should expect that every
other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason,
unexpectedly.
LOL
A yellow flag is a reason. Check the sporting code Fuckwit!
Hilarious watching you dig this particular hole.
Keep your head in the sand, benefit of the doubt it's not up your ass.
News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 4:02 PM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:32 PM, Alan wrote:https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
But it doesn't matter.See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogue beak.
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with FIA
series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know that
the marshal was in any way "rogue" to begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the
preponderance of facts on the ground, which appears a
valid concern. It is not a personal attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which
stipulates the waving of a yellow flag in those
circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer, show the
depth of your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race
experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job
properly.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was his
daughters birthday and she really likes yellow, the driver
still must always obey it, and should expect that every
other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason,
unexpectedly.
LOL
A yellow flag is a reason. Check the sporting code Fuckwit!
Hilarious watching you dig this particular hole.
Keep your head in the sand, benefit of the doubt it's not up your ass.
Looks like that hole you're digging is a cesspit because everything you
say is full of shit.
On 11/25/2021 7:03 AM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 4:02 PM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 12:32 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-24 7:56 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/24/2021 10:44 AM, Matt Larkin wrote:
On Wednesday, 24 November 2021 at 15:07:56 UTC, News
wrote:
On 11/24/2021 8:15 AM, Bigbird wrote:
News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 1:59 PM, Alan wrote:
On 2021-11-23 7:29 a.m., News wrote:
On 11/23/2021 8:41 AM, leonard hofstatder
wrote:
...apologized to track marshall
...wanker!
;-D
https://twitter.com/bobvarsha/status/1463119288701788161
Varsha is correct about competent marshaling.
Local or fly-in marshal? How experienced with
FIA series races?
Horner is going along to get along.
Marko has no such need; speaks his mind.
Speaking one's mind is not a license to be a
jerk.
Horner was right to apologize as he didn't know
that the marshal was in any way "rogue" to
begin with.
Facts are sufficient justification.
'Rogue' signifies actions at odds with the
preponderance of facts on the ground, which
appears a valid concern. It is not a personal
attack.
One fact is enough. Is there a regulation which
stipulates the waving of a yellow flag in those circumstances?
Well, self-appointed professional shit stirrer,
show the depth of your knowledge, was there?
Did the marshal have prior top-tier FIA race
experience?
There you are hiding behind unknown irrelevancies.
It's of no relevance unless he was not doing his job properly.
See if the rogue marshal shows up in Saudi, rogueBut it doesn't matter.
beak.
Even if a marshall waved a yellow flag because it was
his daughters birthday and she really likes yellow, the
driver still must always obey it, and should expect
that every other driver to do the same.
That's the way collective safety works.
That's a great way to get people killed.
How does waving a yellow flag...
...EVEN IF IT'S FOR NO REASON...
..."get people killed"?
In close traffic, car ahead checking up for no reason,
unexpectedly.
LOL
A yellow flag is a reason. Check the sporting code Fuckwit!
Hilarious watching you dig this particular hole.
Keep your head in the sand, benefit of the doubt it's not up your
ass.
Looks like that hole you're digging is a cesspit because everything
you say is full of shit.
Your own fetid odor is clearly overwhelming your sense of smell, berk.
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