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[McLaren Fan]

I like Lewis although he does drive for the wrong team !

That's a matter of opinion, mon amis.

[texasmr2]

Jeez it took along time for for you to reply .

[McLaren Fan]

Jeez it took along time for for you to reply .

Yea. My internet has been playing up lately. Either the phone line is faulty or others in my household have been downloading so much music etc. that we've breached the fair use agreement. I'll have to see tomorrow, but until then it will take me about five to ten minutes to load a bloody web page up - which is why I've not been reading the fora quite so closely in the last week or so.

[darwin dali]

Jeez it took along time for for you to reply .

Yea. My internet has been playing up lately. Either the phone line is faulty or others in my household have been downloading so much music etc. that we've breached the fair use agreement. I'll have to see tomorrow, but until then it will take me about five to ten minutes to load a bloody web page up - which is why I've not been reading the fora quite so closely in the last week or so.

Get cable!

[texasmr2]

Jesus Tex!! You can't say things like that on this thread! 'Lewis is nice and has time for people when there are no media around!!!' Oh coomon dude!! He's just an arrogant little sh!t who fell lucky .....and does some wierd stuff that even Craig david wouldnt stoop to do (err ok..bit confused about the Craig david bit ).

Sorry I forgot to add the part about him deflating the tire's on Lewis's Benz when he went into a shop, better ?

[racechick]

Jesus Tex!! You can't say things like that on this thread! 'Lewis is nice and has time for people when there are no media around!!!' Oh coomon dude!! He's just an arrogant little sh!t who fell lucky .....and does some wierd stuff that even Craig david wouldnt stoop to do (err ok..bit confused about the Craig david bit ).

Sorry I forgot to add the part about him deflating the tire's on Lewis's Benz when he went into a shop, better ?

Still confused???

[texasmr2]

Still confused???

It was my feable attempt to get back on topic.

[bud]

Still confused???

It was my feable attempt to get back on topic.

heaven forbid you praise him in this thread huh

[Forti_Corse]

craig david was actually ha some good tunes,

maybe when lewis loses interest in F1 he can do a collaboration with crag david and sing, walking away

but the so called blingy hollywood jerkoffs arent the people we wanna see attending F1 races. leave it to cold cut counts and countess' of billion dollar companies with ponytails and rayband

not XXL armanis and 70'' chrome rims

[racechick]

Still confused???

It was my feable attempt to get back on topic.

Oh I see!! "Him" being your mate in the picture! Got it now! Me being thick sorry. It was all the Craig David stuff in between that confused me. As do the watches, pony tails and counts

[Fact Man]

European GP - Hamilton: Consistency will be key
Eurosport - Fri, 15 Aug 14:02:00 2008

Lewis Hamilton, refreshed after a holiday, hopes to produce consistent results in the second half of the Formula One season and win the drivers' title.
FORMULA 1: McLaren's Lewis Hamilton - 0
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The 23-year-old Briton, who leads this year's championship, said on Friday he had enjoyed the three-week August break and felt revitalised for the final run-in starting at the European Grand Prix in Valencia on August 24.
"It has given me a chance to recharge my batteries," Hamilton said.
"Looking back at the season so far, it feels like a different championship compared to last year: 2007 was very intense and consistency was incredibly important.
"This year, everybody's results have been more varied and every driver who has won a race has also failed to score on at least two other occasions. That's made getting strong results even more important but I think we'll see consistency becoming crucial as we head towards the end of the season."
Hamilton became the first driver this year to win two successive races when he triumphed at Silverstone in the British Grand Prix and at the German Grand Prix in Hockenheim.
The McLaren driver was unable to complete a rare hat-trick in Hungary where he had a puncture and was out-raced by Brazilian Felipe Massa in a Ferrari.
Hamilton finished fourth after recovering while Massa suffered an engine failure.
In a team preview, looking ahead to the race in Spain on Valencia's new street circuit, Hamilton added: "I'm wary of making predictions. The race in Hungary showed just how unpredictable Formula One can be and that's one of the reasons why it's such a fascinating sport.
"Clearly, though, I am still in a good position to challenge for the world championship and that remains my aim. We still feel confident about our chances -- we know our rivals will be strong but we've worked hard to improve the car and we are confident we'll be competitive.
"The most important thing is to finish consistently in the points."

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/15082008/ ... y-key.html

Consistency? Are you kidding me? This guy has no consistency, just pure luck. If Heikki had half the luck that Hamilton had he would very close in terms of points to him. So he had his big share of good luck but no consistency.

[scotty]

Are you high?

[Fact Man]

Are you high?

Day in and day out

[bud]

in the darkman

[IceManpjn]

Consistency? Are you kidding me? This guy has no consistency, just pure luck.

Well, if nothing else he's consistent in terms of placing well in every race. If he isn't in first, he's at least in the top five every time, unless he manages to do something stupid like rear-end another car in pit lane or getting penalized ten starting positions for said blunder. Heck, he even finishes well after blowing a tire. That's consistency I can live with.