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[sagi58]

I have to say, I don't like Hamilton's "fist pump" anymore than I like Vettel's "finger"!
However, I do understand that both gestures are a victory sign of the times!

[sagi58]

Well, I'm back from the Spanish Grand Prix...

Sounds like you had a blast!! Please, don't keep us in suspense for too long!!

[racechick]

I have to say, I don't like Hamilton's "fist pump" anymore than I like Vettel's "finger"!
However, I do understand that both gestures are a victory sign of the times!

You mean this sort of thing when you say fist pump?

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I find the above gestures far more palatable than this one

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But that's just my personal choice.

[sagi58]

Almost! With Hamilton you get the Daily Double!

[What's Burning?]

Almost! With Hamilton you get the Daily Double!

That's because he's a better driver.

[sagi58]

Almost! With Hamilton you get the Daily Double!

That's because he's a better driver.

Can't argue with that... this year!!

[racechick]

Almost! With Hamilton you get the Daily Double!

Oh I see. So it's not fisting in general you object to, but double fisting, like this.....

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And delivered on a daily basis.

Actually your more likely to see Hamilton waving, giving a thumbs up or pointing at his team on the podium. A thank you for the support and a recognition of all his team have done...... It's their win too. Like this

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But I'm sure I've also see him indulge in the fists as he crosses the winning line, that moment of release, relief after two hours of hard slog.

But what's wrong with a little double fisting eh in your moment of victory?

[darwin dali]

But what's wrong with a little double fisting eh in your moment of victory?

I think it's a bit greedy when many people can't handle single fisting

[sagi58]

...But what's wrong with a little double fisting eh in your moment of victory?

It's great that you took so much time and made such an effort to find "evidence"; but, really, it's not necessary.
I was simply comparing Hamilton and Vettel, where I don't like it when either of them win (that's it in a nutshell)
and I found it interesting that Vettel's finger bothers some people, yet Hamilton's fists don't.

Again, I don't like it when either of them win and their gestures grate on my nerves because it's not Alonso/Kimi.
Nothing personal, and I have no problem admitting that it's just simply favouritism on my part.

[sagi58]

But what's wrong with a little double fisting eh in your moment of victory?

I think it's a bit greedy when many people can't handle single fisting

Or double fingering?

[darwin dali]

But what's wrong with a little double fisting eh in your moment of victory?

I think it's a bit greedy when many people can't handle single fisting

Or double fingering?

I've yet to hear this line though: "Oh honey, I can't handle your double fingering - please stop!"

[sagi58]

Or double fingering?

I've yet to hear this line though: "Oh honey, I can't handle your double fingering - please stop!"

(I'm thinking you like Vettel's gestures!!)

[What's Burning?]

But what's wrong with a little double fisting eh in your moment of victory?

I think it's a bit greedy when many people can't handle single fisting

Or double fingering?

I've yet to hear this line though: "Oh honey, I can't handle your double fingering - please stop!"

The technique works best with double thumbs.

[sagi58]

I've yet to hear this line though: "Oh honey, I can't handle your double fingering - please stop!"

The technique works best with double thumbs.

Alrighty then:



p.s. Vettel does seem pretty happy with double thumbs, eh?

[Jabberwocky]

Sometimes I wonder which I prefer fingering or fisting.

To be fair there is only so many ways of celebrating while strapped into a car

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