I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179671

By Gaz - 15 Jan 10, 19:25

- 15 Jan 10, 19:25#179671

Amanda wrote:
Gaz wrote:
Hexagram wrote:
cap-dude wrote:
ivey wrote:
headless wrote:Fernando is just so outgoing and friendly, could talk anyone under the table
lol, Lewis wrote the COMPLETE opposite in his book
Lewis wrote a book
He can write?
Amanda wrote:Keep your friends close...

I wonder when the fireworks will start, they're can't possibly make it through the entire season on good terms.
Ya I know keep your enemies closer.

Funny enough I can see fireworks starting with Vettel/Webber before Alonso/Massa. We could even see the Button/Hamilton mix producing some displays.

Button/Hamilton POSSIBLY but Massa and Alonso have already had abit of a fight in 2007 which was far far worse than any of the Lewis on Alonso displays of that same year.

Webber and Vettel though - naaaaaaah.

Massa and Alonso are bound to have a tempestuous relationship, I'm just waiting for it to flare up and entertain me.

Like this?

or This..

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179673

By texasmr2 - 15 Jan 10, 19:33

- 15 Jan 10, 19:33#179673

Gaz wrote:
McLaren wrote:
headless wrote:Fernando is just so outgoing and friendly, could talk anyone under the table
Add to that Kimi is an ignorant git and theres the reason
But he's also a ledgend.

In his own mind

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"Sanity and happiness are an impossible combination".
Mark Twain

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179678

By NateDawg80126 - 15 Jan 10, 20:00

- 15 Jan 10, 20:00#179678

Massa was just hot under the collar because the race didn't go his way, I never really thought much of that little fight afterward, have they fought more than just that one time?

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179682

By headless - 15 Jan 10, 20:20

- 15 Jan 10, 20:20#179682

racechick wrote:
ivey wrote:
headless wrote:Fernando is just so outgoing and friendly, could talk anyone under the table
lol, Lewis wrote the COMPLETE opposite in his book
I think thats what Headless meant.

so do I

You're like a dog chasing a car. You'll never catch it and you just wouldn't know what to do with it if you did

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179684

By Gaz - 15 Jan 10, 20:33

- 15 Jan 10, 20:33#179684

texasmr2 wrote:
Gaz wrote:
McLaren wrote:
headless wrote:Fernando is just so outgoing and friendly, could talk anyone under the table
Add to that Kimi is an ignorant git and theres the reason
But he's also a ledgend.
In his own mind .

nah i doubt he gives a crap.

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179685

By texasmr2 - 15 Jan 10, 20:39

- 15 Jan 10, 20:39#179685

That is why Kimi imo is not a legend

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tex

"Sanity and happiness are an impossible combination".
Mark Twain

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179699

By Gaz - 15 Jan 10, 21:50

- 15 Jan 10, 21:50#179699

texasmr2 wrote:That is why Kimi imo is not a legend .

tex

thats exaclty why he is.

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179700

By Juliet P - 15 Jan 10, 21:57

- 15 Jan 10, 21:57#179700

Kimi is a legend.

He's like a super-fast robot. But then when he does talk he can come out with the most amazing dry and witty sarcastic one-liners when you least expect it. Kimi is awesome...

I think Alonso and Massa will have screaming matches. A hot-headed Brazilian and a hot-tempered Spaniard. I can picture the fisticuffs already!

I myself am made entirely of flaws, stitched together with good intentions... (Augusten Burroughs)

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179701

By Denthúl - 15 Jan 10, 22:22

- 15 Jan 10, 22:22#179701

NateDawg80126 wrote:Massa was just hot under the collar because the race didn't go his way, I never really thought much of that little fight afterward, have they fought more than just that one time?

Not as far as I'm aware, but if I remember correctly it was Alonso that started that argument and not Massa.

Although I guess there could be some bitterness about the Monza 2006 incident, but I think that was more a Ferrari complaint than a Massa complaint. It was ridiculous either way, mind you.

Re: I've spoken more to Fernando now than in 3 years with Kimi#179702

By Gaz - 15 Jan 10, 22:25

- 15 Jan 10, 22:25#179702

Felipe Massa and Nicky Hayden shared the victories in the ice races that closed Ferrari and Ducati's Wrooom media event at the Madonna di Campiglio ski resort in Italy.

The 2010 Ducati MotoGP riders and Ferrari Formula 1 drivers - plus Massa's younger brother Dudu - went head to head in two races on a frozen lake on the final day of the week-long celebration, first racing in Fiat Pandas and then switching to karts.

Massa beat MotoGP duo Casey Stoner and Hayden in the car event, while Hayden led from start to finish when they switched to karts.

New Ferrari F1 signing Fernando Alonso was fourth in the Fiat race and then crashed into a barrier in the kart leg.

lol - i can imagine Massa Stoner and Hayden laughing about that after the race then Alonso walking over and them having to stop smirking.