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"Unless I'm very much
mistaken ... yes, I AM
very much mistaken."
"The lead car is
absolutely unique - except for the car behind which is
identical."
"There's nothing wrong
with the car except that it's on fire."
"With the race half gone
there is half the race still to go."
"I imagine the conditions
in those cars are totally unimaginable."
"The atmosphere is so
tense you could cut it with a cricket stump."
"Prost can see Mansell in
his earphones."
"Either that car is
stationary or it is on the move."
"And now excuse me while
I interrupt myself."
"And now the boot is on
the other Schumacher."
"Do my eyes deceive me or
is Senna's car sounding a bit rough?"
"Damon Hill is leading
... behind him are the second and third men."
"Tambay's hopes, which
were previously nil, are now absolutely zero."
"I've just stopped my
startwatch."
"That was exactly the
same place where Senna overtook Nannini that he didn't
overtake Alain Prost."
"A mediocre season for
Nelson Piquet, as he is now known, and always has
been."
"There's only a second
between them. One. That's how long a second is."
"The young Ralf
Schumacher has been upstaged by the teenager, Jenson
Button, who is 20."
"There's no doubt in my
mind that if the race had been 46 laps instead of 45 it
would have been a McLaren first and second. But it
didn't, so it wasn't."
"And it's Mansell ...
Mansell ... Nigel Mansell," screamed Murray in
top gear while describing the 1990 Monaco Grand Prix -
only to realise in a fit of apologies that viewers were
actually watching Alain Prost.
The above quotes appeared in The Sun
newspaper on Tuesday 12 December 2000
"A sad ending,
albeit a happy one"
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