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[texasmr2]

Alonso well we know how he wins.

I smell a hint of jealousy, typical though so I'm not surprised.

[Hammer278]

There's a fine line between jealousy and disgust...even in text. It's just harder to see.

[texasmr2]

Just rousting RC, all in good fun.

[racechick]

Thats ok Tex, I know your style well
But you're wide of the mark if you think jealousy features in any way, shape or form. Hammer is much closer to the mark

[texasmr2]

Thats ok Tex, I know your style well

Wait, I have style??

[racechick]

Thats ok Tex, I know your style well

Wait, I have style??

Oh you do, you do!!

[vaptin]

If the last two races are Vet, Web, Alonso, who wins the WDC? If the answer is Alonso redbull need to use team orders, if its vettel or Webber than there is no need as they can have the fastest car still.

[texasmr2]

Thats ok Tex, I know your style well

Wait, I have style??

Oh you do, you do!!

You sweet talker you!

[Big Azza]

But you're wide of the mark...

Is that a pun? (Is this a long bow?)

As someone worded it so awesomely earlier this season. "Webber at his best is as good as Vettel at his worst" and we have seen that so far this season.

Quite clearly the only way for Webber to get his team mate's support is to Win at Sao Paulo. If Webber only needed 4 points from the final race, (if Vettel, Kubica and Hamilton drop off the face of the earth and Alonso finishes second) then all Webber would have to do is finish ahead of Alonso.

But if I see Webber finish BEHIND Alonso or outside the top 2, then he doesn't deserve Red Bull's backing into the final race. Vettel is still very capable of winning the title, it's not too hard for Alonso to finish 5th at one of the remaining races.

BTW - why is everyone in the media also against Vettel - I don't understand.

[Robert12010]

But you're wide of the mark...

Is that a pun? (Is this a long bow?)

As someone worded it so awesomely earlier this season. "Webber at his best is as good as Vettel at his worst" and we have seen that so far this season.

Quite clearly the only way for Webber to get his team mate's support is to Win at Sao Paulo. If Webber only needed 4 points from the final race, (if Vettel, Kubica and Hamilton drop off the face of the earth and Alonso finishes second) then all Webber would have to do is finish ahead of Alonso.

But if I see Webber finish BEHIND Alonso or outside the top 2, then he doesn't deserve Red Bull's backing into the final race. Vettel is still very capable of winning the title, it's not too hard for Alonso to finish 5th at one of the remaining races.

BTW - why is everyone in the media also against Vettel - I don't understand. :confused:

because of incidents like the one in hungary where he behaved like a spoiled brat ! as well described in f1 racing magazine[/i!