Hamilton - What Must He Be Thinking?

Hamilton - What Must He Be Thinking?#11443

By Stephen - 05 Aug 07, 06:15

- 05 Aug 07, 06:15#11443

Not only has he stood on the podium in all but one race but he's also led the Championship for most of the season with back to back wins in Canada and the USA in his debut year. Yet despite this, Ron Dennis has taken a swipe at his driver this weekend and Alonso, already unwilling to share his setup information with the young Brit, continues to make his life anything but easy. I must admit i'm surprised at how well he's taking this pressure though, and how diplomatic he's been this weekend.

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By nuicly - 05 Aug 07, 07:03

- 05 Aug 07, 07:03#11444

Good! Let him setup his own car. And see how difficult to be a world champion.

Remember Silverstone.

#11452

By supeindesu - 05 Aug 07, 09:18

- 05 Aug 07, 09:18#11452

And remember Indianapolis, the dangerous blocking he did to FA on the start

#11456

By internos2k - 05 Aug 07, 10:14

- 05 Aug 07, 10:14#11456

In the interest of the same LH, i think is better if he stays with an expert team mate for some seasons, to learn how to setup the car by himself, to help the team to delelope the car and to learn the thousands of tricks of the F1. He can too win this WC, but then it could be the last time of his so young career. Better wait and acquire all the missing skills, by my point of view.

Re: Hamilton, What Must He Be Thinking?#11479

By darwin dali - 05 Aug 07, 14:28

- 05 Aug 07, 14:28#11479

and how diplomatic he's been this weekend.

The 22-year-old Brit then swore at Dennis over the team radio, blasting: "Don't ever f****** do that to me again." Dennis hit back, blasting: "Don't ever f****** speak to me like that."

But Hamilton responded: "Go f****** swivel."

Not much of diplomacy going on here
:lol:

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

#11482

By welshie - 05 Aug 07, 14:37

- 05 Aug 07, 14:37#11482

To be fair though I think he was rightly pissed off.

“ An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one orders a beer. The second orders half a beer. The third, a quarter of a beer. The bartender says “You’re all idiots”, and pours two beers.

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By supeindesu - 05 Aug 07, 15:24

- 05 Aug 07, 15:24#11486

But when he received that advantage, he never protested. He's a disgusting jerk.

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By welshie - 05 Aug 07, 15:41

- 05 Aug 07, 15:41#11487

Errrrr of course he didn't protest. Y does that make him a disgusting jerk?!

“ An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one orders a beer. The second orders half a beer. The third, a quarter of a beer. The bartender says “You’re all idiots”, and pours two beers.

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By supeindesu - 05 Aug 07, 16:18

- 05 Aug 07, 16:18#11488

Yes when he benefits of a situation and denies others to do the same.

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By welshie - 05 Aug 07, 16:21

- 05 Aug 07, 16:21#11489

When was that??!

“ An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one orders a beer. The second orders half a beer. The third, a quarter of a beer. The bartender says “You’re all idiots”, and pours two beers.

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By ArtHowe - 05 Aug 07, 16:26

- 05 Aug 07, 16:26#11490

But when he received that advantage, he never protested. He's a disgusting jerk.

I think Stupidesu is just peevish because Alonso, quite rightly, got spanked. I don't suppose he's Spanish?

#11492

By welshie - 05 Aug 07, 16:31

- 05 Aug 07, 16:31#11492

Lol I have no idea. But I think you could be right on the mark there!

“ An infinite number of mathematicians walk into a bar. The first one orders a beer. The second orders half a beer. The third, a quarter of a beer. The bartender says “You’re all idiots”, and pours two beers.

#11493

By ArtHowe - 05 Aug 07, 16:38

- 05 Aug 07, 16:38#11493

Anyway, Hamilton ended up the day with 10 pts and Alonso with 5 pts. I reckon that is a fair assessment of their relative driving skills... so justice has been done and seen to be done.

#11494

By internos2k - 05 Aug 07, 16:46

- 05 Aug 07, 16:46#11494

Are two excellent drivers, everyone of them with his own skills and style: but FA has more precious experience in F1, and could run even without LH as team mate. Can we honestly say the same about LH?

#11495

By ArtHowe - 05 Aug 07, 16:50

- 05 Aug 07, 16:50#11495

Why not! He sure as hell ain't getting any support from his "so-called" team mate.

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