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f*** me, people are actually agreeing for once!
It is a miracle.
f*** me!
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Firstly I am new to the board so hello to everyone
Secondly, I am relatively new to Formula in the sense that I have been paying somewhat more and closer attention the last 2 or 3 years.
While some folks I have spoken to find F1 boring, my humble (and noobish) opinion is that it is very exciting for many different reasons...but that is for another post altogether.
I am finding Lewis Hamilton's behavior this year somewhat...unusual due to a few incidences:
A) If memory serves, he complained/criticized the team over his tire change that occurred at an inopportune time.
B) The blocking incident...what was up with that? I understand a driver gets a chance to some degree to hold his position, but he was weaving to prevent being passed.
C) In the most grievous offenses in Shanghai, he was seen attempting to barge into the pit lane ahead of Vettel and was clearly over the white line on the left. Additionally - while Vettel had the clear lead in the pit exit lane after they had both made their tire changes, he rode closely to him straddling the Blue safety line which I found to be extremely egregious for safety reasons.
He gives the impression of someone who is not able to sort of hold it all together mentally due to stress, frustration or other factors. I am frankly surprised he is not being dealt with more harshly after the pit exit lane incident as well, regardless of Mr. Ecclestone's comments. Had he lost grip or had some other factor come into play the potential was there for a tragic series of events.
Again, still new to F1 so I am sure there are factors I am not getting...
Cheers,
Firstly I am new to the board so hello to everyone
Secondly, I am relatively new to Formula in the sense that I have been paying somewhat more and closer attention the last 2 or 3 years.
While some folks I have spoken to find F1 boring, my humble (and noobish) opinion is that it is very exciting for many different reasons...but that is for another post altogether.
I am finding Lewis Hamilton's behavior this year somewhat...unusual due to a few incidences:
A) If memory serves, he complained/criticized the team over his tire change that occurred at an inopportune time.
B) The blocking incident...what was up with that? I understand a driver gets a chance to some degree to hold his position, but he was weaving to prevent being passed.
C) In the most grievous offenses in Shanghai, he was seen attempting to barge into the pit lane ahead of Vettel and was clearly over the white line on the left. Additionally - while Vettel had the clear lead in the pit exit lane after they had both made their tire changes, he rode closely to him straddling the Blue safety line which I found to be extremely egregious for safety reasons.
He gives the impression of someone who is not able to sort of hold it all together mentally due to stress, frustration or other factors. I am frankly surprised he is not being dealt with more harshly after the pit exit lane incident as well, regardless of Mr. Ecclestone's comments. Had he lost grip or had some other factor come into play the potential was there for a tragic series of events.
Again, still new to F1 so I am sure there are factors I am not getting...
Cheers,
It always seems to be the people from the US that have this problem,i guess he should be shooting hoops or running the hundred metres in your opinion,i mean what was the point of your thread?
Reading over this thread I seriously wonder what it is about F1 that some people enjoy? I think they've chosen the wrong sport. But each to his own. It takes all sorts etc etc.Wow, its all been happening on this thread!! But then doesnt all the exciting stuff happen around Lewis
Wow, its all been happening on this thread!! But then doesnt all the exciting stuff happen around Lewis
F1 is about motorsport but some people get it confused with daytime soap opera and gossip websites and magazines. "Hey did you hear? LH fart is different from this year then last year".
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. Wow, its all been happening on this thread!! But then doesnt all the exciting stuff happen around Lewis
F1 is about motorsport but some people get it confused with daytime soap opera and gossip websites and magazines. "Hey did you hear? LH fart is different from this year then last year".
I have this image in my head of the coverage cutting to a radio snippet of Lewis... and all you hear is an enormous FAAAARRRRRTTTTTT 
.Firstly I am new to the board so hello to everyone
Secondly, I am relatively new to Formula in the sense that I have been paying somewhat more and closer attention the last 2 or 3 years.
While some folks I have spoken to find F1 boring, my humble (and noobish) opinion is that it is very exciting for many different reasons...but that is for another post altogether.
I am finding Lewis Hamilton's behavior this year somewhat...unusual due to a few incidences:
A) If memory serves, he complained/criticized the team over his tire change that occurred at an inopportune time.
B) The blocking incident...what was up with that? I understand a driver gets a chance to some degree to hold his position, but he was weaving to prevent being passed.
C) In the most grievous offenses in Shanghai, he was seen attempting to barge into the pit lane ahead of Vettel and was clearly over the white line on the left. Additionally - while Vettel had the clear lead in the pit exit lane after they had both made their tire changes, he rode closely to him straddling the Blue safety line which I found to be extremely egregious for safety reasons.
He gives the impression of someone who is not able to sort of hold it all together mentally due to stress, frustration or other factors. I am frankly surprised he is not being dealt with more harshly after the pit exit lane incident as well, regardless of Mr. Ecclestone's comments. Had he lost grip or had some other factor come into play the potential was there for a tragic series of events.
Again, still new to F1 so I am sure there are factors I am not getting...
Cheers,
It always seems to be the people from the US that have this problem,i guess he should be shooting hoops or running the hundred metres in your opinion,i mean what was the point of your thread?
Firstly I am new to the board so hello to everyone
Secondly, I am relatively new to Formula in the sense that I have been paying somewhat more and closer attention the last 2 or 3 years.
While some folks I have spoken to find F1 boring, my humble (and noobish) opinion is that it is very exciting for many different reasons...but that is for another post altogether.
I am finding Lewis Hamilton's behavior this year somewhat...unusual due to a few incidences:
A) If memory serves, he complained/criticized the team over his tire change that occurred at an inopportune time.
B) The blocking incident...what was up with that? I understand a driver gets a chance to some degree to hold his position, but he was weaving to prevent being passed.
C) In the most grievous offenses in Shanghai, he was seen attempting to barge into the pit lane ahead of Vettel and was clearly over the white line on the left. Additionally - while Vettel had the clear lead in the pit exit lane after they had both made their tire changes, he rode closely to him straddling the Blue safety line which I found to be extremely egregious for safety reasons.
He gives the impression of someone who is not able to sort of hold it all together mentally due to stress, frustration or other factors. I am frankly surprised he is not being dealt with more harshly after the pit exit lane incident as well, regardless of Mr. Ecclestone's comments. Had he lost grip or had some other factor come into play the potential was there for a tragic series of events.
Again, still new to F1 so I am sure there are factors I am not getting...
Cheers,
It always seems to be the people from the US that have this problem,i guess he should be shooting hoops or running the hundred metres in your opinion,i mean what was the point of your thread?
Am I misreading your post or are you trying to say Americans are racist?
Ahh, so you are, thanks for letting me know what a small minded piece of trash you are.
Firstly I am new to the board so hello to everyone
Secondly, I am relatively new to Formula in the sense that I have been paying somewhat more and closer attention the last 2 or 3 years.
While some folks I have spoken to find F1 boring, my humble (and noobish) opinion is that it is very exciting for many different reasons...but that is for another post altogether.
I am finding Lewis Hamilton's behavior this year somewhat...unusual due to a few incidences:
A) If memory serves, he complained/criticized the team over his tire change that occurred at an inopportune time.
B) The blocking incident...what was up with that? I understand a driver gets a chance to some degree to hold his position, but he was weaving to prevent being passed.
C) In the most grievous offenses in Shanghai, he was seen attempting to barge into the pit lane ahead of Vettel and was clearly over the white line on the left. Additionally - while Vettel had the clear lead in the pit exit lane after they had both made their tire changes, he rode closely to him straddling the Blue safety line which I found to be extremely egregious for safety reasons.
He gives the impression of someone who is not able to sort of hold it all together mentally due to stress, frustration or other factors. I am frankly surprised he is not being dealt with more harshly after the pit exit lane incident as well, regardless of Mr. Ecclestone's comments. Had he lost grip or had some other factor come into play the potential was there for a tragic series of events.
Again, still new to F1 so I am sure there are factors I am not getting...
Cheers,
It always seems to be the people from the US that have this problem,i guess he should be shooting hoops or running the hundred metres in your opinion,i mean what was the point of your thread?
Am I misreading your post or are you trying to say Americans are racist?
Never,i doubt you will find one racist in America,tolerance is legendary in that country but alas we are going off subject.
Again, to me it seems the Americans on this forum have the most issues with Lewis racing ethics. Perhaps if he was at the back of the field and driving for virgin many of you wouldn't give him the time of day but him being a winner and a talented driver really gets up some peoples noses.
I guess the OP though he might get a more favourable reaction but it didn't quite work out that way.
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