The Pastor Vs Massa Thread

[Knock-on]

So, which will earn the rights to be Top Donkey this year.

Massa showed great form in the early part of the season and looked a shoe-in to take the Donkey of the season crown but has really messed up in the last few races whereas Maldonkeyado has really shown his calibre recently with some incredible driving.

Forget team mate battles, this one could go to the wire in Brazil. Can Massa regain his natural form or can Pastor build up an unassailable lead before being banned?

[Tazio]

Button

[donKey jote]

yep. Button.

[janneppi]

I think lately Ferrari has been able to setup the car better for Massa as he doesn't seem so hopeless anymore.

altough today's race is over for him according to one finnish news site, gotta love that photo though.

"Massa already given up"
Massa antoi jo periksi - MTV3.fi - Urheilu - F1 - Uutiset

[Knock-on]

Button

Want to reconsider after Germany

[N4D13]

So far, it's Maldonado. He has been great at times, but he's also had quite a few moments of lunatic self-destruction. Massa has been nowhere in much more races than he should have, but his poor performances haven't been as spectacular as Pastor's. Being slow is too mainstream - being reasonably fast and then crashing into something or someone is much more interesting for viewers and makes Pastor a much more appropriate candidate IMHO.

[jens]

So far, it's Maldonado.

Interestingly I would vote for Massa. Sure it is difficult to compare them, because they are lacking in different areas - speed v racecraft. However, we can take another criteria. Maldonado still has more points than Massa, despite the latter being in a car, which is clearly leading the WDC.

[Robinho]

Germany was a draw, they were both ****e

[Knock-on]

Massa mnaged to screw up Lewis's race in Germany where at least Pastor managed not to bash anyone off and just screwed himself.

[markabilly]

Button

yep, then he goes and blows it.

if he had not (well according to Whitemarsh) started running low on fuel, he might have taken Alonso