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[Mr.Snuggles]

I think Mclaren would have a run for there money, but they would obviously steal there documents once again
and lewis would let down the british

[al4x]

do you not like mclaren either mr snuggles?

[bud]

I think Mclaren would have a run for there money, but they would obviously steal there documents once again
and lewis would let down the british

go fishing elsewhere kid

[Mr.Snuggles]

I used to, they were amzing, but stealing? thats another story no need for it? youir taking the main essence of formula one?

[Mr.Snuggles]

I Think bud has a problem with me

[bud]

I used to, they were amzing, but stealing? thats another story no need for it? youir taking the main essence of formula one?

either youre a moron and didnt understand what i wrote and why i wrote it, or you deliberately ignored what i wrote in which case would make you a moron aswell.

[Mr.Snuggles]

Nehh to be honest i didn't get what you wrote?
7 who do you support, driver wise.

[7UpJordan]

Yes I did like Mansell. And I will admit that I was a fan of his as well. Not that I got to see most of his races live (too young) but I did support Mansell over Senna when he was running for the title in Williams in 1991 and 1992 (He won 1992) and also Mansell's Indy car years interested me. (Only because Mansell was there). With Ferrari giving the better car to Prost. Didn't surprise me if it was true. (Back in 1990) Was dumb though as they lost Mansell as a result who was such a fine driver and later when on to win the title for Williams (1992).

Ferrari was a bad place to go in the early 90's. The team was full of politics especially after Alain Prost arrived (and then got sacked), and drivers like Capelli who came in from family like atmospheres at March/Leyton House never lasted long. Perhaps the best thing Jean Todt has done in his years in F1 was to stop the politics within Ferrari when he took over as team boss in 1993.

[texasmr2]

Ferrari was a bad place to go in the early 90's. .

Since when has Ferrari EVER been a bad place to go ? Sorry I just wanted to get in on all the fun!!

bud,
You can get your point/meaning across without resorting to such immature act's as name calling, aka 'moron', does that ring a bell?

[Mr.Snuggles]

Noooo
I meant now?
he would be a world champion if he went to ferrari now?
people have totally gone off the subject.
& No ferrari isn't a bad place to go, Other wise they wouldn't be the most dominating team in Formula one now wouldn't they?

[McLaren Fan]

Give jenson a Mclaren

Ron Dennis has said he doesn't want him. Why? Because he doubts his skill and commitment, like a lot of people. Button is another Tim Henman. Some flashes of skill, but not good enough to cut it at the top. His team mates have generally outpaced him (save in 2007), but Button's smoother style meant his car lasted longer than his team mate's, hence he picked up some points. His time is passed. Who would give him a drive in a top team when you have people such as Hamilton, Heidfeld, Kubica, Rosberg, Vettel et al. who are much younger and skilled ready and waiting.

[darwin dali]

NH is almost 31 and thus, older than JB. But I agree with your analysis

[McLaren Fan]

NH is almost 31 and thus, older than JB. But I agree with your analysis

True. Thanks for that. The thing about Heidfeld though is he looks like he is going somewhere and is giving all the correct sound bites, for example, being prepared to work at things. All Button does is wallow in self pity.

[darwin dali]

NH is almost 31 and thus, older than JB. But I agree with your analysis

True. Thanks for that. The thing about Heidfeld though is he looks like he is going somewhere and is giving all the correct sound bites, for example, being prepared to work at things. All Button does is wallow in self pity.

Here I disagree with you - JB doesn't wallow in self pity - instead I'd say he's got his head up his arse!

[al4x]

whether JB fails or succeeds i dont really mind, but id like to see him in a competative car to find out!