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2014 Monster 26x Bookie Mugger
2015, 2016 WDC: LH44
Murray is a better bet I reckon for that

2014 Monster 26x Bookie Mugger
2015, 2016 WDC: LH44
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Murray is a better bet I reckon for that
If Lewis leaves McLaren his only option is Ferrari. Anyone else I doubt could bring him long term success. If he goes to any other team I can see him turning into another Jaques Villeneuve.
Murray is a better bet I reckon for that
We've disowned him for being a miserable git.
Murray is a better bet I reckon for that
We've disowned him for being a miserable git.
God help us, whats next, disown Gordon brown for being tight?
If Lewis leaves McLaren his only option is Ferrari. Anyone else I doubt could bring him long term success. If he goes to any other team I can see him turning into another Jaques Villeneuve.
possible, however BAR were a mickey mouse affair. Now Mercedes with the best engine production facilities + vast financial resources looking for a figurehead + new engine regs in 2014 are a different proposition
Whitmarsh and Sam Michael + B spec customer engines = the wilderness years before Ron strong armed Mercedes into an exclusive engine deal
Brawn + his newly assembled team + a grandee outfit willing to spend to reclaim past glories = Ferrari + MS + Todt + Brawn = domination like the Germans like it (not like DDs version)
So all in all a risk worth taking for Lewis
I'm just saying
McLaren is doing pretty well for a Merc B team now cookin flat. Clearly engine works is not hindering them, and with new spec engines soon whos to say Merc will be top in that area?
By all means Lewis can take a risk and go to Merc but the guys there haven't shown much in all honesty. It's a risky move for Lewis if he wants to win. Not sure how his fans could handle him down the grid for the rest of his career.
Alonso confirmed: "I have said he is the only one capable of winning without having the best car. The others win if the car is good, and when it is not (good), they do not (win)."
The report continued saying that, despite just one win in three seasons for Mercedes, Hamilton is "understood to be satisfied that, with Brawn at the helm and the backing of one of the planet's biggest car manufacturers, Mercedes can provide him with a car capable of realising his dream of emulating Ayrton Senna's record of three World titles.
"Key to this belief is the fact that Mercedes, along with Ferrari and Renault, are developing the new V6 turbo engine scheduled to be used in Formula One from 2014.
"Brawn admitted that while McLaren will remain a Mercedes customer, the fact his is the 'works team' means they are privy to all of the research and development of the new engine and are therefore better placed to design their car around it."
Brawn F1 flew through a massively expensive Honda backed F1 car.
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