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So... with... a... possible... 475 points... available... Rosberg... beat... his... 41 year... old... teammate... who... had... not... driven... an... F1... car... for... 3 years... by... 70 points... yup... what... a... thrashing... indeed... Rosberg... will... be... one... of... the... F1... greats........ LOL
Oh... Is... that... a... self... portrait... I'm... honoured.... Thank... You... Z...Quote:
Originally Posted by Z-ecutioner
Who the heck said Rosberg is one of the F1 greats? LOL. MS is getting beaten by an also-ran.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooper_S
If you're into eating self portraits, sure, go ahead, might even cure your speech impediment. However if it's the period button on your cheap keyboard, you've gotta buy a new one. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooper_S
You've all got onto a subject way off the original which is Lewis and his comments.
This needs to be on the MS should he quit thread.
I think it was only inevitable for MS to be dragged into this with his fans bashing Lewis for "dirty driving".Quote:
Originally Posted by aki13
Oops... I came to this thread late and was only replying to comments already made by others... point taken.Quote:
Originally Posted by aki13
There is good and bad to be taken from the comments Lewis made.
The Good - Lewis is able to talk freely about his concerns and frustrations without hiding behind all the corporate/sponsor robo-talk. Agree with him or not, it's refreshing that he is willing to be himself instead of hiding behind the PR curtain that most drivers are told to stay behind.
The Bad - Drivers that come out from behind the PR curtain and show some personality usually end up in NASCAR (JV, JPM, KR)
Easily done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooper_S
I came to see what more people thought about Lewis and had to pass through a page of comments on MS. :eek:
Regarding Hamilton and his emotions I think we may look at the wider background. It's never easy for a more experienced driver to see a younger driver emerging and starting to put him in shade. Latest one was, when Hamilton came and annoyed Alonso, who thought he may have a bit easier life after Schumacher's departure for a while. But now Hamilton has seen the emergence of Vettel and although he believes he can beat Seb in terms of driving talent, he probably doesn't feel easy about the prospect of Vettel reaching the status of a double WDC before him...
But Lewis and Vettel are peers are they not?
Apart from webber winning, the next WDC is always going to be a double or triple WDC. I don't think Lewis thinks in terms of being a double WDC before Seb.
Unless he is absolutely obsessed with stats and figures.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooper_S