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[EwanM]

It would be funny if Kimi came back. I'd love to see Ant Hamilton attempt to "bond" with him for the first time.

[Rivelution]

It would be funny if Kimi came back. I'd love to see Ant Hamilton attempt to "bond" with him for the first time.

Watch once Kimi comes back, McLaren will start having reliability issues... again.

[Jabberwocky]

It would be funny if Kimi came back. I'd love to see Ant Hamilton attempt to "bond" with him for the first time.

Watch once Kimi comes back, McLaren will start having reliability issues... again.

I suppose as he is a car breaker

[EwanM]

It would be funny if Kimi came back. I'd love to see Ant Hamilton attempt to "bond" with him for the first time.

Watch once Kimi comes back, McLaren will start having reliability issues... again.

I suppose as he is a car breaker

Back in 2005, I remember making that same argument on the ITV threads. Of course, as were most McLaren fans back then (who now love Lewis that is) they would hear none of it.

[myownalias]

I think that if Renault remain in the sport next season, I see Raikkonen going to Enstone rather than Woking as a straight swap for Alonso.

[racechick]

I think Kimi and lewis would make a good pairing. Both are confident in their own abilities and fast, theyd push each other and neither of them have hissy fits. Lewis wants to win without favours to prove he's the best and Kimi doesnt give a poo who's in the other car, he just wants to drive. So yes, I think it would work.

[scotty]

As a fan of Raikkonen it'd be all good if he goes to McLaren - the guy is still one of the very best in F1 despite what the cynics/morons say - therefore he should be in one of the best cars. I'm not personally a fan of the Ferrari/McLaren domination, but if the best 4 drivers are in the best cars, then that's cool with me, it usually works out for a great title fight!

[Jabberwocky]

It would be funny if Kimi came back. I'd love to see Ant Hamilton attempt to "bond" with him for the first time.

Watch once Kimi comes back, McLaren will start having reliability issues... again.

I suppose as he is a car breaker

Back in 2005, I remember making that same argument on the ITV threads. Of course, as were most McLaren fans back then (who now love Lewis that is) they would hear none of it.

Saying that I remember reading something about Moss recently doing the Melia Melia (spl) and the co driver said that because he was not winning he drove the car far beyond what it was supposed to do to catch up time. Maybe Kimi is the same. Win or Bust

Moss
Won 16
Podium 24
Raced 75
Car Failed 29
Driver Error 1
Other failure 7

so out of the 38 (50% of races he started) races he finished, he won 16 (42%), was on the podium for 24 (63%)

OK, Kimi is not a car breaker to that extent lol

[EwanM]

Saying that I remember reading something about Moss recently doing the Melia Melia (spl) and the co driver said that because he was not winning he drove the car far beyond what it was supposed to do to catch up time. Maybe Kimi is the same. Win or Bust

Moss
Won 16
Podium 24
Raced 75
Car Failed 29
Driver Error 1
Other failure 7

so out of the 38 (50% of races he started) races he finished, he won 16 (42%), was on the podium for 24 (63%)

OK, Kimi is not a car breaker to that extent lol

LOL

[scotty]

Saying that I remember reading something about Moss recently doing the Melia Melia (spl) and the co driver said that because he was not winning he drove the car far beyond what it was supposed to do to catch up time. Maybe Kimi is the same. Win or Bust

Mille Miglia (if you actually care about how it's spelt ) - Alan Jenkins' documentation on that is utterly astonishing to read, i recommend it to any motorsports fan. I think it was Jenkins anyway..

[Jabberwocky]

Saying that I remember reading something about Moss recently doing the Melia Melia (spl) and the co driver said that because he was not winning he drove the car far beyond what it was supposed to do to catch up time. Maybe Kimi is the same. Win or Bust

Mille Miglia (if you actually care about how it's spelt ) - Alan Jenkins' documentation on that is utterly astonishing to read, i recommend it to any motorsports fan. I think it was Jenkins anyway..

it may of been

[EwanM]

There was a cool documentary actually where that Saturday Kitchen fella tried to compete in it.

[Jabberwocky]

Saying that I remember reading something about Moss recently doing the Melia Melia (spl) and the co driver said that because he was not winning he drove the car far beyond what it was supposed to do to catch up time. Maybe Kimi is the same. Win or Bust

Moss
Won 16
Podium 24
Raced 75
Car Failed 29
Driver Error 1
Other failure 7

so out of the 38 (50% of races he started) races he finished, he won 16 (42%), was on the podium for 24 (63%)

OK, Kimi is not a car breaker to that extent lol

LOL

Kimi
Won 18
Podium 62
Raced 154
Car Failed 31
Driver Error 13
Other failure 2

so out of the 108 (70% of races he started) races he finished, he won 18 (16%), was on the podium for 62 (58%)

[EwanM]

Does that include the amount of engine failures during Friday-Sats in 2005 ?

[Jabberwocky]

no just race engine failures