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Who gets your vote?
Chilton, Gutierrez, his hungry moaniness (not for the race, but for the moaniness)
Lot of Ass. Where start
Biggest was the Toro Rosso(?) pit crew, also Räikkönen was bit clumsy in the end
from behind ? :sailor: :andrea:Quote:
Originally Posted by MacFeegle
All the teams except Ferrar and RBR for being lapped!! AGAIN !!
STR for the stupid release. Sutil, Gutierrez, Kimi.
Lewis Hamilton. Abrasive and arrogant attitude towards the team - constantly! And 'I have something in my eye' - You are wearing a full face helmet, Einstein!! *facepalm*
Accuses the team mate of cheating when he's beaten and has absolutely no grace in defeat. Somehow his team mate managed the last four races with a hell of a lot more dignity.
dishonourable mention to Raikkönen. Someone should breathalize the man.
maybe he has dandruff ? :sailor: :andrea:Quote:
Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
forgot about those thingys on the helmet called visors, did we? When one pops them open for air, everything else has a chance for entering, including dust.Quote:
Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
Vettel the car BREAKER ,yet again !!!!
Why does Daniel finish races in the identical RB car ? Cos he is not an animal with the car !
He thought they had forgotten to put their Full Face helmets on with their visors downQuote:
Originally Posted by veeten
Vettel didnt get much use from his though !
Donkeys of the Race:
Max Chilton - For some how crashing into a car under SC. Very strange incident.
Esteban Gutierrez - A strange mistake to put your car in the wrong place on the grid and then clipping the Rascasse barrier and spinning out
Toro Rosso - That pit lane release was rubbish. Enough said
Why pastor not in today? On holiday or give another pilot chance :D
Guess that retroactively applies to webber then, too?Quote:
Originally Posted by driveace
He raced 0km so I guess even Pastor cant destroy peoples races when he didnt even start. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by MacFeegle
Its weird whats happened at Red Bull. Webber just had all the bad luck at Red Bull while Seb was easily winning races and now Ricciardo is getting the easy ride and Seb cant finish many races. Strange.
Then again he is now a Red Bull number 2 driver. :D
Is pastor's donkey streak over? I'm sure he can start a new one in Canada.
Yeah, that's why Seb has struggled to win titles because of cars that are always broken......Quote:
Originally Posted by driveace
I think he being sarcastic :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
Hey, no he didn't. He just has his doubts - and quite rightly too!Quote:
Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
But Nico's weird and aggressive behaviour in Bahrain before Hamilton shoved him off wasn't dignified dude. I was really surprised when Isaw that. I think I understand what Nico was trying to do as it may have gotten into my head if it was me.
Lewis feels he was maybe stuffed over and cheated out of a more likely than not pole. tbh I'd find it hard not to be a little unhappy as it still looks just a little too convenient. Oh well, benefit of the doubt but Nico can't pull that one again!
I can't remember Nico accepting any one of his defeats in 2014 graciously. This includes Australia where he celebrated like he was the best driver ever - the way Vettel does!
p.s. My donkey is Toro Rosso, having qualified 7th and 9th could maybe have got 5th and 6th today.
Wow, I just see it so differently. No wonder Lewis was raging but maybe I missed it as I don't recall him accusing his team mate of cheating, do you have a link?... and have you never had an eyelash dislodge itself and get stuck in your eye?Quote:
Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
When I saw Nico 'lose control' and bring Q3 to a halt in the dying moments yesterday I got complete Deja Vu back to when Michael tried to pull a similar stunt and was sooo dissapointed in Nico that he'd also stoop to that level, I had thought more and better of him. Watching him gloat, all smiles in the press conference afterwards only served to further my suspicions that his 'mistake' was a deliberate one.
Up until yesterday I hadn't minded who would win the WDC but I hope Lewis does it now.
We all could be wrong but Nico I think not bad man. Not schumacher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zico
He very ignoble to celebrate when he get pole by default but in his word he say he thought pole gone because he f up. I let time tell on this one but if he f up again then it look too suspicios.
Better think he make mistake this time but just bad sportman.
I agree entirely with your views ,it was cunning,deceitful,and dishonest what Nico did and the gloating was the bit that stuck in my throat ! dj is NOT a Lewis fan for one second of ANY day but a staunch Seb Vettel supporter ,look at his posts ,then you get some idea of his dislike of what he saw in LewisQuote:
Originally Posted by Zico
I nominate Adrian Sutil. Methinks it will be his last year in F1. The junior drivers are already knocking.
Well don't you think it is strange that Vettel gets blasted if he is whiny on the team radio (which I don't like, too btw.) But when Lewis throws a tantrum that even Joan Collins would be ashamed of nobody bats an eye? And I'm not buying the 'I had something in my eye' bullshit story. It's what it is - the lamest excuse ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by driveace
You could tell he didn't have the confidence to beat Nico on the track when he went Noami Campbell on his own team for not giving him the undercut through pitstops, even though he knows very well that at Mercedes the driverm who is in front on the track gets first call for the pitstops. Lauda and Wolff have acknowledged that several time. I'd say he merely has a very strange sense of entitlement.
Also he lacks the least bit of grace in defeat. He's beaten Rosberg four times in a row and never did Rosberg behave as classless as Hamilton in the presser. In fact I hardly remember any driver putting on a show like that. There's not much to like about the L. Hamilton of today.
Hear hear :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
Lewis needs to learn a lesson in either grace or humility or else he's going to find himself elbowed out of that Silver Arrow. Someone like Bianchi or Kobayashi could very easily fill that spot if Hamilton decides to start throwing the toys out of the pram.
If the team is favouring one driver over another, then surely the solution would be to drive harder and better? I have memories of a certain Frenchman who was a whinger... but drove better.
Guitierrez for blowing points for Sauber and me! grr
I'm still picking Ericsson for ruining Fast Felipe's weekend, and valuable FGP points for me! :angryfire :stareup:
I also nominate Rosberg for his criss-cross mistake in qualifying. Willing to let him off this one time, through slightly gritted teeth, but I don't see much difference between his mistake and Schumacher's in 2006.
You've explained yourself what the difference is. Rosberg's lunge into the escape road was a mistake, Schumacher parking it in Rascasse was a premediated attempt at cheating. Now, I'm sure if Rosberg had really tried hard, he could have made the corner at the risk of bumping into the armco, but that a) would have had the same result (yellow flags) and b) would have potentially damaged a well configured car that he seemed to be quite happy with.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjbetty
Someone botching his last attempt and causing a yellow has happened countless times before. Even a certain A. Senna managed to do that at times.
But how do we know Schumacher's wasn't a mistake?Quote:
Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
On the other side of the fence, the likes of Flavio Briatore, McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh, and Jacques Villeneuve all expressed their dismay at how suspiciously clumsy the manoeuvre was from an all-time great and a seven-time champion, and they too had a point. Michael did seem to brake excessively. Then, as later described by race steward Joaquin Verdegay, "he performed some absolutely unnecessary and pathetic counter-steering, and that lasted five metres, until there was no more chances of going through the turn normally. He lost control of the car while travelling at 16km/h! That's something completely unjustifiable."Quote:
Originally Posted by rjbetty
http://www.f1rejects.com/centrale/20...aco/index.html
Max Chilton. Ended Kimis way to a podium.
After watching the race highlights last night and seeing Hamilton's face and his refusal to acknowledge Nico. He gets my vote..... petulant little twit!
Hamilton for his attitude, I really thought he had began to grow up too.
Ignoble?Quote:
Originally Posted by MacFeegle
Sadly I have to agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by yodasarmpit
I wonder if Lewis has been spoilt by having a race-winning car from the very start of his career. It meant he never really had to struggle as people like Alonso, Raikkonen or even Vettel had to to some extent.
Strange to see votes for a driver who finished second after a pretty good drive. Internet tit for tat eh?
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Sorry word wrong? I mean not honour man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whyzars
I googled it for you . I would suggest definition number one would be the intended one .
ig·no·ble
igˈnōbəl/Submit
adjective
1.
not honorable in character or purpose.
"ignoble feelings of intense jealousy"
synonyms: dishonorable, unworthy, base, shameful, contemptible, despicable, dastardly, vile, degenerate, shabby, sordid, mean; More
2.
of humble origin or social status.
"ignoble savages"