Jabberwocky wrote:One thing that struck me today was that the "never give up, never stop fighting" titled person kept wanting to retire his car. Are Mercedes worrying about engines?
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That was a smart cerebral driver thinking of the last 7 races. There was no rain coming, it didnt look like any SC in a month of sundays, and his car was so unstable he couldnt overtake Suabers and was hard pressed to match Grosjean.
It doesnt take rocket science to work out that a guy who doesn pits to podium recovery for fun is gonna suddenly not feel like a recovery drive if there is a physical chance
But no its Lewis so it must be he gave up, lost his head, mentally quit and some of the other crap I heard today from those jackarses on BBc
EJ said 'for me he has given up the WDC but there are still 7 races left, for me when Lewis talked about retiring the car thats the point he gave up' someone else had to point out that if he had given up on the title he would hardly be trying to save his engine for the rest
But the best one from EJ was saying it was Lewis' fault in a way for NOT running Nico of the track and leaving a cars width
That is jackarsery of the first degree, especially when its his teammate and the team have obviously set down rules about fairness to each other, which Nico broke and is why Toto was angry
As for Coulthard the crashkid, the guy who pulled over to gift his teammate a win VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT TEAM ORDERS (and to Rons anger) has the nerve to sit there and talk about racers instinct and how they shoulod be willing to take a chance on crashing into teammate to win
Cant wait to watch the Sky rerun to see what Brundles masterwork was
- By hass25