- 04 Nov 09, 08:55#168006
Good grief ... I have read some half baked conspiracy theories in my time, but this one takes the biscuit! 
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racechick wrote:I know, I know, that was my point...Don't hurt me!Jensonb wrote:McLaren Fan wrote:Jacob, your knowledge of Formula One is clearly suspect, but agree with you on one thing: this has been an abominable season and I am wholeheartedly glad it is nearly over.Yes, but you're a well-known raving lunatic. A description equally fitting for the Fantastic Mr. Jacob. Perhap for his next story, he will explain how Lewis Hamilton and Ronald McDonald conspired to trick Juan Pablo Montoya into moving to NASCAR - their sole aim? To earn Lewis Racechick's adoration!how'd I get in this crazy thread? Lewis doesnt need any help to get my adoration-he just has to drive his car
Juan? he doesnt even need to do that.

Cubejam wrote: c) How close everyone was this year, within 2 seconds most of the time.Damn you Badoer for screwing the record.
Hansy wrote:hahaha yeah damn you Luca! XD Grosjean wasn't too good either mind..Cubejam wrote: c) How close everyone was this year, within 2 seconds most of the time.Damn you Badoer for screwing the record.


gilles27 wrote:Hulkenberg has shown far more composure in A1GP and GP2 than Grosjean. I would put money on Hulkenberg being the team leader at Williams by the end of 2010. Grosjean has been making similar mistakes in GP2, but has been getting away with them as the cars are more forgiving. Hulkenberg looks solid to me.Grosjean in particular was extremely complacent in GP2 this year and drove some shockingly poor races. Silverstone sticks in my mind as he got pole, lead early on and dropped right back to somewhere around 7th whilst Hulkenberg started last due to car problems throughout the weekend and drove strongly to an excellent 3rd.


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