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That is crap from you sir, he was the one who kept it continuously on the road, not even Hamilton managed to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by I am evil Homer
It's appalling how Hamilton fans can't be happy even when he drove a good race, they still feel the need to belittle the competition. :rolleyes:
Lewis - by a mile, he was awesome. He rolled the dice and stayed out on inters when he should've been in full wets.
Great call from Ross but Rubens had nothing to lose by going on full wets
Hamilton did a very good race but everything went his way today... I donīt know what happened after the first pitstop. I would have loved to see him fight against KR.
The driver of the race: RB... what he did in his honda is really impressive
itīs interesting how many british members of this forum see nothing great in RBīs result... they are only impressed by Ross Brawn... quite pathetic
IN the press conference Rubens said that it was his choice to go onto wets not Brawn's.Quote:
Originally Posted by yodasarmpit
Can't split Lewis and RB IMO, both drove very well and it shouldn't matter if Hamilton was expected to do well because I don't think anyone would predict that he'd win by 1 minute.
1st. Rubens + Ross gets the thumbs up from me
2nd. As a big fan of Heidfeld, he did what I expected of him, hence RB gets the nod
3rd. Lewis did more than I expected, but it's Lewis so he gets no more than 3rd
For me, Ross gives Rubens the chance to show what he can still do. It's no good having the tactics if your driver can't deliver, it's no good having the skill and car if your given duff tactics (looks at Massa and Kimi).Quote:
Originally Posted by eu
And you feel the need to belittle Hamilton at every available oppourtunity. Face it, Hamilton is a very good driver and did very well today, even in terrible conditions on inters. That little trip across the grass was a silly mistake but an acceptable one.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Which takes the greater skill; driving in the wet on wets, or driving in the wet on inters?
Thta said I still think Rubens was excellent, refer to my previous post for that :)
Barrichello undoubtedly the driver of the race in my opinion, Lewis a very good second. Barrichello drives a Honda and dragged it from nowhere to third place! Hamilton had the best wet weather car and kept it on the track (apart from a brief excursion) and all the tactics were spot on, but I'm looking for that little bit extra and it came from Rubinho.
The gap from Hamilton to Heidfeld made James Allen et al believe it was better than it was! Good drive all the same though - tricky conditions.
For once we agree! What were you expecting? Rubens is not British so he can't be best of the day, not even if he won.Quote:
Originally Posted by eu
These are the Lewy fanboys and we'll have to live with their level.
Well it was a team effort. Rubens made the first call and Ross and co would crunch some numbers and have more info on the weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Jan Yeo
I'm wondering which is harder to drive:Quote:
Originally Posted by eu
A bad car on full wets in wet conditions or a good car on inters in wet conditions??? :confused: