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Well when the crying's all over guess who'll be remembered?
It may be a rumour but there's not often smoke without fire. Why is heikii tweeting that he seess no problem with Hamilton and will not attend the meeting, if there is no such meeting?
The minnows cant cope with hamilton, just like they couldnt cope with Senna, he had the same nonsense. Well when the crying's all over guess who'll be remembered?
Hamilton will be remembered but not as a top notch driver, but as the stupid fool that crashes into people.
Goodness me andrew, you're on form tonight!Hamilton will be remembered but not as a top notch driver, but as the stupid fool that crashes into people.
Hamilton will be remembered but not as a top notch driver, but as the stupid fool that crashes into people.
Last year it was Vettel that was branded the "Crash Kid", this year it's Hamilton and next year it'll probably be someone else.
But when the season is reviewed in a few races time and all the crashes and on-track incidents are looked at, whose name do you think will keep popping up?
Hamilton will be remembered but not as a top notch driver, but as the stupid fool that crashes into people.
Last year it was Vettel that was branded the "Crash Kid", this year it's Hamilton and next year it'll probably be someone else.
But when the season is reviewed in a few races time and all the crashes and on-track incidents are looked at, whose name do you think will keep popping up?
Well yes, Lewis inevitably, because he's a high profile guy who's been involved in some high profile incidents.
I thought you were insinuating that Lewis will be looked on "as a stupid fool that crashes into people" after he'd retired.
Hamilton will be remembered but not as a top notch driver, but as the stupid fool that crashes into people.
Last year it was Vettel that was branded the "Crash Kid", this year it's Hamilton and next year it'll probably be someone else.
But when the season is reviewed in a few races time and all the crashes and on-track incidents are looked at, whose name do you think will keep popping up?
Well yes, Lewis inevitably, because he's a high profile guy who's been involved in some high profile incidents.
I thought you were insinuating that Lewis will be looked on "as a stupid fool that crashes into people" after he'd retired.
I was just looking at the short term to teh end of this year as I though that was what we were talking about. Looking further than that is a fools errand. None of us know what'll happen over the next 10 or 15 years.
Well when the crying's all over guess who'll be remembered?
Vettel?
Sorry couldn't resist. hehehehe
Hamilton will be remembered but not as a top notch driver, but as the stupid fool that crashes into people.
Last year it was Vettel that was branded the "Crash Kid", this year it's Hamilton and next year it'll probably be someone else.
But when the season is reviewed in a few races time and all the crashes and on-track incidents are looked at, whose name do you think will keep popping up?
Hamilton will be remembered but not as a top notch driver, but as the stupid fool that crashes into people.
Last year it was Vettel that was branded the "Crash Kid", this year it's Hamilton and next year it'll probably be someone else.
But when the season is reviewed in a few races time and all the crashes and on-track incidents are looked at, whose name do you think will keep popping up?
Massa's
Massa.. Lets see... Isn't that the guy who was WDC for 20 seconds?
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