Please criticise this "Cry Baby" too...

Must admit, when I read the title of the thread, I assumed the poster was being self deprecating. As his English has come on so well, perhaps he has picked up a few of our habits living over here?

the thing that you should remember that Renault had fresh engines
there 8th engine

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/87925
Red Bull extends Renault engine deal

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Red Bull said the new partnership also means the team will feature greater Renault visibility starting from the Brazilian Grand Prix this weekend.
The Renault logo will appear on the noses of both cars and its name will be on the visors of both Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber's helmets.

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the bulls are in the Renault stable

Hang on, why was my post removed. I didn't insult anyone and we all know Tamburello and Pallone are the same person. It's not as if it's a secret is it? Anyone with a basic grasp of Itallian and it's culture knows they are the same?

People sure are touchy round here???

I thought the same the minute I've read his first posts but Pallone seem to be much more civilized than tamb so what happened? did he change? anger management?

Anyway, with these words I don´t think that Lewis will find it easier to pass a Renualt powered F1 car next year, it will come back and bite him, they are not monkeys at the back.

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Originally Posted by Dave B

No no no. Not "fact", and not "period".

I'll say this until I'm blue in the face: the championship is the sum of all that year's races. There were a hundred reasons why it ended up as it did: you could just as easily blame Alonso himself for a jump-start in China, or say that McLaren blew it for Button by leaving a bung in place at Monaco. Ask yourself what the result would be if you shuffle the order of the races: the same.

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So it isn't fact that Alonso lost the title?

You and I must have been watching a different F1 race.
Ferrari blew their load too soon and ended up with nothing. Good!

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Originally Posted by Bagwan

So , obviously , you're thinking that I think he should have gotten out of the way ?
Read my post again .

I believe he should have understood the reaction from Alonso .

Red Bull got lucky with a Webber mistake . The pit call was due to a wall brush , not strategy , and Ferrari were drawn into making a snap decision , which , in retrospect was foolish , which they admit fully .

Although true , that it's the "sum of all that year's races " , it was down to this one where Fernando needed third to win .

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This is comical.

I'm sure Petrov understood exactly what he was doing on the track. Alonso throwing a bitch fit is a different matter. How is one supposed to understand that type of behavior? I even liked how Vitaly veered his car to the left and almost touched Alonso. No one is intimidated by antics.

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Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/motors...5875-22720155/

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And Hamilton ensured Vettel's reign was born in controversy by claiming that Renault helped him to victory.
He accused Robert Kubica, who drives for Renault who supply Red Bull's engines, of deliberately preventing him from winning the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday.
"It was impossible to get past Kubica, he made it as difficult as it could be," said Hamilton.
"I guess that's what happens when you have a couple of other 'step-teams' in the field."

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As the Russians say:"Toughski Shyteski"

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Originally Posted by Bagwan

Personally , had I been in Petrov's place , I would have expected the guy behind me , knowing he was fighting for the championship , and knowing I had just kept him from this goal , the ultimate in the sport , to be just a little ticked at not being able to get by me [...]
I would like to bring some disdain for the seemingly clueless reaction from Vitaly , lifting his hands as if to say "What ?" , when it was tragically obvious what the issue at hand was , in the moment.

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Despite Alonso's gesture which Petrov witnessed, he opted not to confront the double World Champion after the race.
"He was angry so there was no reason to talk to him," added Petrov.
"I would be angry if I was in his situation, but he should be angry with himself or his team because they maybe did the wrong strategy or something.
"If he had got close enough to attack then maybe I wouldn't have fought with him too much because I wouldn't have wanted to have touched him as he was fighting for the Championship.

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Yeah, pretty sure Petrov knew exactly what was going down. :P

Driver makes tongue in cheek comment! Shock horror!

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Originally Posted by henners88

Your secret is safe with me haha. ;)

I tried to get it (BBC iplayer) when I was on holiday in Sicily back in August and tried everything. Even a British IP address didn't work. :mark:

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It's possible to make it work but free proxy servers are usually slow and go offline randomly so I'd say our "old" friend mr Pallone is in the UK.