F1 debrief: Lewis Hamilton apologises for 'the negativity that surrounds me' | Metro.co.uk
what has this got to do with it ?
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Yesterday in India, I spotted a monkey wearing a dress and lipstick, which was unusual.
Read more: F1 debrief: Lewis Hamilton apologises for 'the negativity that surrounds me' | Metro.co.uk
Itīs Jenson.
Hamilton feeling the heat from Button | Planet F1 | Formula One News
Lewis knews that he is the number two in the team now. And really, I feel sorry for him.
Don't feel sorry for millionaire Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton.
Lewis Hamilton is being too hard on himself, says Martin Whitmarsh - F1 news - AUTOSPORT.comQuote:
When asked by AUTOSPORT if he felt Hamilton was being too self critical, Whitmarsh said: "Yes I do, frankly. I've told him that on several occasions. I have said: 'Don't apologise, you're a racing driver. If you've made a mistake accept it, learn from it and move on.'
i think hamilton is mostly pissed at the fact that its almost impossible to beat the red bulls. he over drove the car this year resulting in a ton of mistakes while jenson drives smoothly and is lucky the tires wear so quickly cus it gives him a great advantage over most other drivers. f1 was better when it rewarded fast aggressive but clean drivers, the tires suck now and makes the racing much more boring. too much of the race is determined by strategy and pit stop times instead of driver skill and on track battling without fake passing (kers drs).
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Originally Posted by Mark
He claims to have idolized Ayrton Senna early on. So start being more like him and stop being a frickin' wuss! Get on with it, kid! Are you a man or a mouse?!
Lewis didn't have to spend his early years dragging some dog chassis around the track like a lot of drivers have (including Senna). Either he learns to go out and make the best of what he's got... or he doesn't. The Red Bulls (and Vettel) won't be on top forever. But if Lewis is crying in his soup, when Vettel and the RB's begin to fade (which is inevitable in F1), Lewis won't be ready to take the spot.
Something that my grandfather told me many years ago: the same heat that melts butter tempers steel.
Most modern F1 drivers strike me as being a little on the soft side. So if Lewis wants to break from the pack, he's going to need to harden up a bit, IMO.
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Originally Posted by Jag_Warrior
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That kinda heat will burn butter, not melt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jag_Warrior