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bud wrote:driver overload. You can only talk about Senna, Berger and Alonso...hehe you a forum bot now?
vaptin wrote:Chill Robert, it was just to haul hammer down a peg or two. Since he wouldn't shut up about Hamilton (on a unrelated thread) despite being told to by the mods,sorry that i got angry but that sort of thing makes me annoyed and i apologise if i did bring lewis into this thread
to save arguments among fellow forumers lets get back to the original point 
f1ea wrote:bud wrote:From the list of guys that you could say are 'not very good at overtaking'. Definitely Alonso is not one of them. The starts... hmm not that great. But dont think you will expect Alonso to look hand-tied or boink an overtake he should be able to make. Maybe in the vein of Heidfeld... I think NH is quite capable, but you dont hear him much because he's hardly pulling over eager moves... but when he has to do it... he'll pull it through.f1ea wrote: cause he can do it. And very well.Evidence to the contrary! Any driver can do it. Alonso's overtaking is nothing special, nor is his positioning of his car during his overtakes, or race starts. Thats his biggest flaw well aside from his megalomaniacism.
Maybe when people compare Alonso to Senna is more likely due to megalomaniacism
Senna was super focused, self-absorbed... obssessive... Alonso is like this. You could say Kimi, Barrichello and some others aren't...... so this is probably the point of comparison people see.
By the way: I dont think Alonso is on the same level as Senna.
Senna, Fangio, G. Villeneuve, Schumacher, maybe Prost and Jackie stewart and some others.... : are legendary!
Alonso, Niki Lauda, Hakkinen, Piquet and some others... : are greats.
Your inclusions and omissions speak volumes. Gotta agree with Gilles though!bud wrote:driver overload...How about changing avatar pics overload, reminds me of Hannah
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texasmr2 wrote:Change is as good as a holiday they say.bud wrote:driver overload...How about changing avatar pics overload, reminds me of Hannah
Hexagram wrote:nope he said "Lewis" and the context was about Senna somthing a Ferrari fan had brought up.Gaz wrote:Tex the first person to mention Hamilton on this thread was a Ferrari Fan.Unless Robert12010 has suddenly become a Ferrari fan then your wrong.
Gaz wrote:If your implying it was me then I must have indirectly done it by mentioning McLaren. If that is the case then god help us all!Hexagram wrote:nope he said "Lewis" and the context was about Senna somthing a Ferrari fan had brought up.Gaz wrote:Tex the first person to mention Hamilton on this thread was a Ferrari Fan.Unless Robert12010 has suddenly become a Ferrari fan then your wrong.
A Ferrari fan dragged this thread towards the usual Hamilton crap.
myownalias wrote:How about this to settle the argument; let's put Alonso in Senna's McLaren and get him to do a hot lap around say Imola and see how close he comes to beating Senna's time from say 1992 in qualifying trim? If he can beat Senna in the same car as he drove in the early 90s; I will accept that Alonso is "as good" as Senna!That is actually a pretty cool idea, only problem is Imola is totally different now.
Hexagram wrote:I just pulled a track out of my head; maybe Suzuka, I don't believe that has changed has it?myownalias wrote:How about this to settle the argument; let's put Alonso in Senna's McLaren and get him to do a hot lap around say Imola and see how close he comes to beating Senna's time from say 1992 in qualifying trim? If he can beat Senna in the same car as he drove in the early 90s; I will accept that Alonso is "as good" as Senna!That is actually a pretty cool idea, only problem is Imola is totally different now.
myownalias wrote:It doesn't matter who mentioned it; can we leave it now and get back to the topic? if you want to discuss it further, take it to PM, OK?Why would McLaren give their car to Alonso so he can attempt to BEAT a legendary race driver who drove for Mclaren. Makes no sense to me. And Alonso would never have driven a car of that generation before so you wouldnt expect him to be as fast.Hexagram wrote:I just pulled a track out of my head; maybe Suzuka, I don't believe that has changed has it?myownalias wrote:How about this to settle the argument; let's put Alonso in Senna's McLaren and get him to do a hot lap around say Imola and see how close he comes to beating Senna's time from say 1992 in qualifying trim? If he can beat Senna in the same car as he drove in the early 90s; I will accept that Alonso is "as good" as Senna!That is actually a pretty cool idea, only problem is Imola is totally different now.
nish2280 wrote:Why would McLaren give their car to Alonso so he can attempt to BEAT a legendary race driver who drove for Mclaren. Makes no sense to me. And Alonso would never have driven a car of that generation before so you wouldnt expect him to be as fast.That's the point I'm making; comparing Senna to Alonso is like comparing chalk to cheese; two very different cars, driving a F1 car today is easy compared to cars from the generation of Senna, Prost and Mansell. I think it's a fair test; give Alonso a week to acclimatise to the car and see what happens, if he's so great he should be able to do it!
bud wrote:not just the same car, same tyres. Tyres are the most important thing on a car.Yes, everything identical to the car that Senna drove, F1 has changed so much since 1994 when Senna was tragically killed!
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