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[FerrariFan63]

I'd be very happy to see Jenson return to form, but it just keeps on getting worse. What do others think?

[darwin dali]

I'd be very happy to see Jenson return to forum, but it just keeps on getting worse. What do others think?

Has he ever been to the forum?

[EwanM]

I'd be very happy to see Jenson return to forum, but it just keeps on getting worse. What do others think?

Maybe once he gets his suntan topped up

[JamesD89]

He's taken enough in his career, I don't think he's weak enough to blow his title shot without fighting til the end.

[McLaren]

I'd be very happy to see Jenson return to forum, but it just keeps on getting worse. What do others think?

Has he ever been to the forum?

haha thats what I was thinking .I wouldn't bet on him finding his way to the circuit at the moment.Hope he does though would be nice to see another british champ

[Denthúl]

He's taken enough in his career, I don't think he's weak enough to blow his title shot without fighting til the end.

Well, he's not fighting too hard at the moment :-\

[FerrariFan63]

I'd be very happy to see Jenson return to forum, but it just keeps on getting worse. What do others think?

Has he ever been to the forum?

OK, well spotted. I'll acknowledge that one time, but if this turns into a 20 page thread based on one typo, I'll be too busy to contribute significantly.

[darwin dali]

I'd be very happy to see Jenson return to forum, but it just keeps on getting worse. What do others think?

Has he ever been to the forum?

OK, well spotted. I'll acknowledge that one time, but if this turns into a 20 page thread based on one typo, I'll be too busy to contribute significantly.

[EwanM]

You see this sort of championship time and time again when the runaway leader goes through a bad patch but is somehow able to just do enough to win the title in the end. This is usually because they are able to dig themselves out of a hole for one last big-result.

I can see Jenson winning one more race this year and that will be enough for him to hobble over the line. I dunno I could be wrong.

[RA Dunk]

I'll acknowledge that one time,

At band camp?

[darwin dali]

You see this sort of championship time and time again when the runaway leader goes through a bad patch but is somehow able to just do enough to win the title in the end. This is usually because they are able to dig themselves out of a hole for one last big-result.

I can see Jenson winning one more race this year and that will be enough for him to hobble over the line. I dunno I could be wrong.

Well, yeah - problem is he doesn't do diddly-squat - the other drivers are doing it for him.

[JamesD89]

He's taken enough in his career, I don't think he's weak enough to blow his title shot without fighting til the end.

Well, he's not fighting too hard at the moment :-\

He's confused and frustrated, he'll get through it in time.

[Denthúl]

He's taken enough in his career, I don't think he's weak enough to blow his title shot without fighting til the end.

Well, he's not fighting too hard at the moment :-\

He's confused and frustrated, he'll get through it in time.

Maybe. Thing is, the last time a driver had such a bad run of results and still won the championship was Schumacher in 2000 where he retired from three consecutive grands prix (France, Austria, Germany) but that was preceded by a win and succeeded by two second places and four wins. In fact, going back all the way back to 1950, no driver has had five consecutive average-to-poor results and gone on to win the world championship.

[darwin dali]

He's taken enough in his career, I don't think he's weak enough to blow his title shot without fighting til the end.

Well, he's not fighting too hard at the moment :-\

He's confused and frustrated, he'll get through it in time.

Maybe. Thing is, the last time a driver had such a bad run of results and still won the championship was Schumacher in 2000 where he retired from three consecutive grands prix (France, Austria, Germany) but that was preceded by a win and succeeded by two second places and four wins. In fact, going back all the way back to 1950, no driver has had five consecutive average-to-poor results and gone on to win the world championship.

Ominous stats indeed

[JamesD89]

All records get rewritten at some time, I still have faith in JB.

Hamilton'll kick his bottom next year though.