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Aye, the sooner that one's out of the picture the better.
If he wakes up dead tomorrow, you're going to be the prime suspect.
Aye, the sooner that one's out of the picture the better.
If he wakes up dead tomorrow, you're going to be the prime suspect.
Aye, the sooner that one's out of the picture the better.
If he wakes up dead tomorrow, you're going to be the prime suspect.
Wakes up dead? He either wakes up or he doesn't
Aye, the sooner that one's out of the picture the better.
If he wakes up dead tomorrow, you're going to be the prime suspect.
Wakes up dead? He either wakes up or he doesn't
It happens. How else do dead people know they're dead? They wake up dead.
Pastor Maldonado has criticised Lewis Hamilton's driving after the McLaren driver crashed out of the Belgian Grand Prix while fighting for fourth position with Kamui Kobayashi's Sauber.
Hamilton had executed a pass on the Japanese when the pair made contact under braking for Les Combes at the top of the hill, as Hamilton moved back across to the left to take the racing line. This led to a large accident for the 2008 world champion.
Maldonado, who was punished by the stewards after crashing into Hamilton on the slow down lap during qualifying at Spa on Saturday, told the BBC that he believed the incident had similarities to his own experiences with the Briton.
Hamilton had robustly passed Maldonado at the end of Q2 in the dash to post a lap and it was moments later that the pair made contact in what appeared initially to be retaliatory action by the Venezualen on the run down to Eau Rouge. The stewards deemed it necessary to give Maldonado a five place grid penalty over the incident.
"I think maybe we both made a mistake yesterday, and I am a bit disappointed that only I got a penalty and not him," said Maldonado. "But anyway that's racing, we need to look forward. That's past. The only bad thing is that he did the same today, so I think he needs to be more focussed on his race and not to do that movement."
Asked if he meant that the two incidents had similarities he replied: "A bit similar yes.
"For sure I think we should have slowed down after Turn 1," Maldonado added. "But in the end I think we lost our concentration you know and we were fighting. It was a bad thing. That's racing, that's Formula 1, we need to look forward.
"I think Lewis is a really talented driver, a really good friend, so we need to be more focussed and respect each other more."
Haha.... a "good friend", this guy is obviously a psycho. Anyway, when he entered F1 I thought he looks like a bit on the unbalanced side...but then I thought I was wrong judging the book by the cover, but I wasn't mistaken afterall.
Haha.... a "good friend", this guy is obviously a psycho. Anyway, when he entered F1 I thought he looks like a bit on the unbalanced side...but then I thought I was wrong judging the book by the cover, but I wasn't mistaken afterall.
I wouldnt like to meet him in a dark alley!! He looks more like a rioter than a racing driver.
He just looks like a person with a wonky jaw line.
with his laser trimmed manicured facial hair and earings on both lugs. Clearly he isn't unless his alley cat doll is hiding something.Haha.... a "good friend", this guy is obviously a psycho. Anyway, when he entered F1 I thought he looks like a bit on the unbalanced side...but then I thought I was wrong judging the book by the cover, but I wasn't mistaken afterall.
I wouldnt like to meet him in a dark alley!! He looks more like a rioter than a racing driver.
And what does a rioter look like? Seriously?!
That's on a par with saying Hamilton looks a
Should never judge someone on their looks.
i think hamilton was innocent in all of this weekends events.. He just learned to accept and admit to them so the mass doesn't go crazy towards him like they usually do.
Late to the party, but I'll throw in my two cents anyway. Now, I'm not the biggest Hamton fan, but from what I've seen, the collision in question was 100% maldonado's doing. I haven't seen anything to indicate Lewis contributed any fault.
The contact from Lewis passing Maldonado at the end of their hot laps is a completely separate issue, and should not factor into the judgement at all. But if you DO factor it in, it implies premeditation on maldonado's part. I fail to see how that diminishes his responsibility.
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