Lewis Hamilton is Myopic and needs to pump the brakes
11-26-2015, 06:09 PM
#31
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Lewis Hamilton he has tripped not the first time over his own feet, to much ego in the best car ever, over 1 second a round faster (boring) over the Ferrari because of the corrupt F1 rules.
Bernie Ecclestone F1 show must go $ on like FIA FIFA IOC say no more.
Maybe Haas has next year a competitive Ferrari engine with Romain Grossjean as he is fast and my favored Max Verstappen in the second generation Ferrari engine, go, go, show them Max what racing is all about.
Bernie Ecclestone F1 show must go $ on like FIA FIFA IOC say no more.
Maybe Haas has next year a competitive Ferrari engine with Romain Grossjean as he is fast and my favored Max Verstappen in the second generation Ferrari engine, go, go, show them Max what racing is all about.
12-03-2015, 09:42 PM
#32
Lewis Hamilton says team-mate Nico Rosberg complains a lot
http://www.bbc.com/sport/formula1/34985147
This is the kind of stuff that I don't like. BTW did anyone else notice how after Singapore his performances fell off? He says the car's balance isn't to his liking any more. Either he's not trying or he needs a certain setup to get the car to work and to really show his ability. I'm pretty sure Ayrton didn't need the perfect car, I know Fernando doesn't, and I know Michael worked with some bad cars. Not knocking him for taking advantage of the excellent situation he created for himself because (that's what you're supposed to do in life) but it's more proof that his brilliant season wasn't just down to his driving skill.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/formula1/34985147
This is the kind of stuff that I don't like. BTW did anyone else notice how after Singapore his performances fell off? He says the car's balance isn't to his liking any more. Either he's not trying or he needs a certain setup to get the car to work and to really show his ability. I'm pretty sure Ayrton didn't need the perfect car, I know Fernando doesn't, and I know Michael worked with some bad cars. Not knocking him for taking advantage of the excellent situation he created for himself because (that's what you're supposed to do in life) but it's more proof that his brilliant season wasn't just down to his driving skill.
12-04-2015, 11:09 AM
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What do we want? The corporate driver who has all his lines fed to him from a handler? Or people that speak their minds?
Like him or not Hamilton is helping to interest younger people to F1 by hanging out with rock stars and other Hollywood types.
I'm in favor of drivers having some swagger and attitude.
Like him or not Hamilton is helping to interest younger people to F1 by hanging out with rock stars and other Hollywood types.
I'm in favor of drivers having some swagger and attitude.
12-04-2015, 03:02 PM
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12-04-2015, 06:02 PM
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The one comment here I completely agree with is that this a talented man but that he has a fragile head. He wouldn't be where he is if he was not. Yes, he has a spaceship compared to some donkey carts, but he was fast in lesser lclarens during the bad years 2009-2011, etc.