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[supeindesu]

Look who is talking now... those who says "i hope FA crash" now where outset?, kharma boys, kharma.

[bmwpower]

Fox Eyes

He is a real cheater and the FIA is BLIND

Before you go rambling on, where's your facts about Hamilton being a cheater?? and the FIA is blind?? Didn't the FIA just cost McLaren $100million dollars?? Have you watched any of the last few races?? I admit, I am not the biggest LH fan but fair is fair. Did you catch any of the clips they showed Webber, LH, Vettel and the stewards sitting down and dissecting what happened last week?? Afterwards, Webber said that at the end of the day it is the responsibility of the driver (Vettel) behind you not to follow to close during a safety car and to see the car in front of you, Vettel admited that he was paying attention up ahead and watching LH but be the time he looked back it was too late. The FIA came to the conclusion that no one was to blamed for that incident because of the sever racing condition that took place. Did seeing LH beaching his car on the gravel bring a smile to my face?? yes it did because #1 he made a bonehead rookie mistake, #2 it was a simple left turn, Kimi made it, Massa made it, Alonso made it, even Ralf made it and they are had worn down intermediates just like LH, #3 Karma, McLaren fanboys everyweek pray for Alonso to crash and seeing Ron Dennis sitting at his monitor during an air guitar version of pulling the car out was PRICELESS!! But LH is not a cheater.

[Lewis Hamilton - COME ON!]

Fox Eyes

He is a real cheater and the FIA is BLIND

Before you go rambling on, where's your facts about Hamilton being a cheater?? and the FIA is blind?? Didn't the FIA just cost McLaren $100million dollars?? Have you watched any of the last few races?? I admit, I am not the biggest LH fan but fair is fair. Did you catch any of the clips they showed Webber, LH, Vettel and the stewards sitting down and dissecting what happened last week?? Afterwards, Webber said that at the end of the day it is the responsibility of the driver (Vettel) behind you not to follow to close during a safety car and to see the car in front of you, Vettel admited that he was paying attention up ahead and watching LH but be the time he looked back it was too late. The FIA came to the conclusion that no one was to blamed for that incident because of the sever racing condition that took place. Did seeing LH beaching his car on the gravel bring a smile to my face?? yes it did because #1 he made a bonehead rookie mistake, #2 it was a simple left turn, Kimi made it, Massa made it, Alonso made it, even Ralf made it and they are had worn down intermediates just like LH, #3 Karma, McLaren fanboys everyweek pray for Alonso to crash and seeing Ron Dennis sitting at his monitor during an air guitar version of pulling the car out was PRICELESS!! But LH is not a cheater.

i think RD was doing Air Guitar to Queen's Song - I'm In Love Wiith My Car - A Night at the opera

[KyrosV]

pushing LH out of the gravel would of been sick (as in bad) Being Lifted out of the gravel by a crane in Germany was bad. Even when MS got pushed out of the gravel a few years back was bad. Is there a clear rule that says that cant happen?

I might as well enter my own team next year and drive a shopping trolly pushed by some tesco's guys ....Fisico can be my team mate if hes looking for a drive =P

[Lewis Hamilton - COME ON!]

well if i rmember rightly....if the car is in a dangerous position....which it was in....it can be moved...by a marshall....:

just inside the pitlane...is dangerous...as a car could of gone of into LH

the schumacher incident you talking about...was @ the euro GP, if a car would not braked it would of plughed into Schumacher...same as this year

[KyrosV]

surely they cant continue to race though?

and what idiot would miss the road on the pitlane entrance?......

[Lewis Hamilton - COME ON!]

surely they cant continue to race though?

and what idiot would miss the road on the pitlane entrance?......

well as long as you keep the engine going....then they are allowed to continue via a help...in all 3 case's the engines where kept going

well i have to agree with you on the 2nd point...its hard not to follow the road, but unless the car has some kind of braking problem, or no grip left on the tyre(s) then where's no way out!

i kno that mgiht sound stupid...but he might of noticed he flat-spotted his tyre...half-way down the straight...not saying it was a flat-spot...just a example

[McLaren Fan]

well if i rmember rightly....if the car is in a dangerous position....which it was in....it can be moved...by a marshall....:

just inside the pitlane...is dangerous...as a car could of gone of into LH

Indeed, but I think the car was well and truely beached. What happened has shades of 2005 when Raikkonen's tyre packed in and he got nothing. I partly agree with Dennis that the pitlane was more wet than the track, which slightly caught out Hamilton. All is not lost. He's still four points ahead, in a good car, with a good team.

It was another very entertaining Grand Prix with some good overtaking and good drivers from a lot of people.

[McLaren Fan]

surely they cant continue to race though?

and what idiot would miss the road on the pitlane entrance?......

well as long as you keep the engine going....then they are allowed to continue via a help...in all 3 case's the engines where kept going

well i have to agree with you on the 2nd point...its hard not to follow the road, but unless the car has some kind of braking problem, or no grip left on the tyre(s) then where's no way out!

i kno that mgiht sound stupid...but he might of noticed he flat-spotted his tyre...half-way down the straight...not saying it was a flat-spot...just a example

The right rear tyre looked as though it was deliminating. This could have raised the ride height for he front tyres, which of course means less grip. As I said before, the pitlane was probably more wet than the track and I don't think Hamilton factored that into his pitlane entrance.

[madbrad]

There's nothing wrong with getting marshals to push you. Yes it's not allowed, but drivers in contention for the title do this a lot. It can't hurt, you just get DQed afterward. I know my argument sounds stupid but I'm only saying the actual act of getting a push is not in itself the problem. It can't be a problem because you get DQed right after. Your lawyer can try to argue it's a dangerous area I guess.
I imagine Bernie wanted people to watch the last race and told Lewis to slide off LOL.

[nikon133]

Fox Eyes

He is a real cheater and the FIA is BLIND

Before you go rambling on, where's your facts about Hamilton being a cheater?? and the FIA is blind?? Didn't the FIA just cost McLaren $100million dollars?? Have you watched any of the last few races?? I admit, I am not the biggest LH fan but fair is fair. Did you catch any of the clips they showed Webber, LH, Vettel and the stewards sitting down and dissecting what happened last week?? Afterwards, Webber said that at the end of the day it is the responsibility of the driver (Vettel) behind you not to follow to close during a safety car and to see the car in front of you, Vettel admited that he was paying attention up ahead and watching LH but be the time he looked back it was too late. The FIA came to the conclusion that no one was to blamed for that incident because of the sever racing condition that took place. Did seeing LH beaching his car on the gravel bring a smile to my face?? yes it did because #1 he made a bonehead rookie mistake, #2 it was a simple left turn, Kimi made it, Massa made it, Alonso made it, even Ralf made it and they are had worn down intermediates just like LH, #3 Karma, McLaren fanboys everyweek pray for Alonso to crash and seeing Ron Dennis sitting at his monitor during an air guitar version of pulling the car out was PRICELESS!! But LH is not a cheater.

i think RD was doing Air Guitar to Queen's Song - I'm In Love Wiith My Car - A Night at the opera

To me he looked as Jedi knight, trying to perform Force Push over the screen. But it was priceless for sure

[supeindesu]

I command you to move!!! @_@ XDDD

[stonemonkey]

I was sorry to see him go out of the race due to a mistake that the team admitted was their fault but it brings Kimi back into it as well as Alonso and we go into the last race of the season with 3 drivers in contention which I'm really looking forward to watching.

I wonder what the reaction on this forum would've been if the team had made that mistake with Alonso instead, I dislike things like 'if this happened' or 'if that happened' but I believe very much that all the blinkered FA fans that have already made their feelings known would be coming out with cr*p like 'Mclaren is favouring Hamilton again' and 'Mclaren sabbotaged Alonsos race'.

[alonso_campeon]

hahaha, thats the kind of things that happen when u believe u r the winer and u feel everything is ready for u to win, i mean everyones is helping him, the team, RD, the FIA... but u know? u have to race and not meeting any mistakes in a silly situatio...

So... Alonso is gonna show how a real champion has to win, cause everything is alive until the ñast minute and about racing under pressure Fernando is the winning...

I would be very happy seeing Alonso winning in Brasil and i would love to see Hamilton´s father face but we wont be able cause everytime the little child doesnt win, he is missed!!!!

Alonso, u r the real Champion!!!

[stonemonkey]

Sorry, I take that back, I don't have to wonder anything. They still come out with 'i mean everyones is helping him, the team, RD, the FIA' whatever.

'and about racing under pressure Fernando is the winning'

I'm not so sure about that after hearing about his reaction after qualifying.