If Hamilton was in that Red Bull...

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Originally Posted by ioan

Don't know, you'll have to ask your fellow players.

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Not that it wasn't brilliant from the start, it's getting even better now. Probably some oxygen would do you good. That would also mean time away from the Schumacher and Vettel action figures hugging each other. ;)

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Originally Posted by X-ecutioner

Not that it wasn't brilliant from the start, it's getting even better now. Probably some oxygen would do you good. That would also mean time away from the Schumacher and Vettel action figures hugging each other. ;)

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Looks like you were right about the qualification of the game you are playing, now that I think about it it looks like you are the winner. :p

Mornington Crescent.

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Originally Posted by skc

If Hamilton was in the Red Bull, the championship would be wrapped up by now.

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Oh yeah?

Well let me remind you that the only driver THAT HAS made the best use of his car over recent seasons, when it has been as dominant as the Red Bull was today, was Jenson Button during the first half of 2009.

No other driver on the grid today, aside from Schumacher has EVER done that.

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Originally Posted by henners88

I think if Hamilton had have been in the Red Bull he would have won from pole and there would have been no need to overtake Alonso.. :p

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If Webber in the RB6 was his teammate, Mark would have beaten him on the same strategy h employed today. Hamilton is brutal on his machinery and could not have made the soft tyres last as the immaculate Webber did today.

Sweetest sight today: Hamilton breaking his car :D

Hamilton and Alonso - Neither would have budged and both would have crashed out.

Anyone remember the 2006 win of Hamilton at this track in GP2?

Then no wonder Hamilton will remain reticent to speak out on the Schumi-Rubens storm in a teacup.

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Originally Posted by X-ecutioner

However, Hungaroring is probably the worst track to talk about any possibility of overtaking.

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I was kind of thinking the same thing. But knowing that Alonso can get somewhat iffy while being passed, and Vettel really needed the points, I began to think that he just wasn't going to chance it. But now, put Kamui Kobayashi in that Red Bull and either Alonso would have gotten passed or they'd have both wound up in the gravel. I like that guy! He just doesn't care!!! :D I'd like to clone Kamui and Schumacher and have 10 of each of them out there.

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Originally Posted by Saint Devote

Hamilton and Alonso - Neither would have budged and both would have crashed out.

Anyone remember the 2006 win of Hamilton at this track in GP2?

Then no wonder Hamilton will remain reticent to speak out on the Schumi-Rubens storm in a teacup.

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But either or would have cake-walked to the win in the RB in that scenario. ;)

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Originally Posted by Tazio

I'd say it's a pretty good bet that if Montoya was in the RB he would have tried overtaking Fred and either would succeed, have several offs, and not quit trying until his engine expired :D

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yep i was a JPM fan. He would most certainly have taken a shot and probably succeed

If an elephant was able to fit it's ar$e into the Red Bull would it have passed Alonso :?: