- 11 Jun 08, 17:35#48287
What if he became a brewer of Stella?
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Kimi should I could just imagine it now
If any driver enter's a race without the belief that they can win, no matter what their chance's are, they should start washing luandry or serving at the local pub.
If any driver enter's a race without the belief that they can win, no matter what their chance's are, they should start washing luandry or serving at the local pub.
I'm only referring to a driver's motivation and not directing my comment as being a Hammy lamb.
If any driver enter's a race without the belief that they can win, no matter what their chance's are, they should start washing luandry or serving at the local pub.
If any driver enter's a race without the belief that they can win, no matter what their chance's are, they should start washing luandry or serving at the local pub.
Certainly you must have confidence in your own ability. There is, however, a difference between that and some of the trash Hamilton has been talking. I don't see much wrong with what he has said in the article posted on this thread, however.
As for McLaren chances, I think Hamilton is in with a real shout of winning the drivers' title, even with the gaffes he makes, for Massa's talent is limited, Raikkonen is prone to going off the boil, and BMW don't have the development stamina that McLaren and Ferrari have. I get the feeling the constructors' title is ebbing away, for Kovalainen is being struck down with bad luck and Hamilton has and will make errors. Further, as a team you need to squeeze every ounce of speed from your car, and McLaren's parts moratorium and possibly the experience deficit in Hamilton and Kovalainen makes me slightly uncomfortable, especially with the season being close, BMW being there to throw a spanner in the works, and, as said, the poor luck of Kovalainen and Hamilton's odd error. That said, McLaren do have a history of pulling something out of the bag mid-season in the development stakes, even when Raikkonen at his most lazy was driving for the team, the MP4-23 is fundamentally fast, and other team's drivers are not immune from mistakes and going off the boil. As I said, Massa will run out of talent and Raikkonen is not able to compete at his very best for a whole season. I would like to see McLaren win the constructors' title this year, not just because I'm a McLaren supporter, but because I feel the team really do deserve one when you factor in politics, general bad luck etc. The team are really overdue a title.
As for McLaren chances, I think Hamilton is in with a real shout of winning the drivers' title, even with the gaffes he makes, for Massa's talent is limited, Raikkonen is prone to going off the boil, and BMW don't have the development stamina that McLaren and Ferrari have. I get the feeling the constructors' title is ebbing away, for Kovalainen is being struck down with bad luck and Hamilton has and will make errors. Further, as a team you need to squeeze every ounce of speed from your car, and McLaren's parts moratorium and possibly the experience deficit in Hamilton and Kovalainen makes me slightly uncomfortable, especially with the season being close, BMW being there to throw a spanner in the works, and, as said, the poor luck of Kovalainen and Hamilton's odd error. That said, McLaren do have a history of pulling something out of the bag mid-season in the development stakes, even when Raikkonen at his most lazy was driving for the team, the MP4-23 is fundamentally fast, and other team's drivers are not immune from mistakes and going off the boil. As I said, Massa will run out of talent and Raikkonen is not able to compete at his very best for a whole season. I would like to see McLaren win the constructors' title this year, not just because I'm a McLaren supporter, but because I feel the team really do deserve one when you factor in politics, general bad luck etc. The team are really overdue a title.
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