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Originally Posted by RedBullian1
people "bashed" him because they thought he was making a mistake. What they didn't know was lewy had inside info that the upcoming mclaren lacked performance and mercedes was the place to be after the engine changes. As they say, rats are the first to jump ship.
You're maybe correct about the engine changes making Mercedes seem more attractive, but how would he know in September last year that McLaren were building a garbage car for 2013?Quote:
Originally Posted by vhatever
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Originally Posted by vhatever
Lewis = Rat because he moved team? :D
You sir are indeed the antithesis of Gary Walker. He hates Vettel, you hate Hamilton.. I have an idea, why don't you both just have a ding dong by pm and spare the rest of us from reading your trolling hate filled posts.
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Originally Posted by Zico
This is a great battle with (maybe) the best the best teammate talent of all the teams. Why not just enjoy it, discuss it objectively, and cut out all the petty BS? :down:
Sadly thats exactly what some here come for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Alca-Tazizzle
Best to try and ignore certain posts
Seems like The Rosberg (Lefty) was so absorbed in yesterday's bad qualy call that he really didn't put much effort into today's race, yet Hamilton absolutely gave it his all. What a pure-bred racer.
As an Alonso fan, i've always hated him, but the man's got a racer's heart.
Rat = someone with little to no loyalty, which describes lewis to a "T". he didn't leave to broaden his horizons like he lies about. He left because he thinks merc is going to be in the catbird's seat come the engine changes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zico
Well, Rosberg looked a bit anonymous, but considering that Lewis came from pole and Nico had to start 11th, being only 4 positions behind Lewis isn't that bad. Add to that that he was ordered to let Lewis pass in the race, too. It was just a typical Merc race in hot conditions again. I think Lewis "looks better" because of that brilliant fight with Alonso. Rosberg was hardly shown at all, so we don't really know how good or bad he drove.Quote:
Originally Posted by kfzmeister
And I might add that Lewis really gave Alonso a hard time. Kimi had made fairly quick work of the pass, but it almost seems like Lewis ups his game against Fernando, which makes sense given the respect that Lewis gives Alonso. Not to take from Kimi... he seems great at exploring alternate lines and leaving the leading car guessing as to when he will make the move.Quote:
Originally Posted by kfzmeister