- 15 Jan 09, 22:39#87877
Alonso has Mansell's eyebrows.
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Gert wrote:Alonso has Mansell's eyebrows.Are they interchangable?

8-ball wrote:Kinda like Michael Schumacher, nothing truly special but can get the job done.You sir are misinformed

Denthúl wrote:If I remember correctly, Massa did not actually spin at Monaco...Yeah didnt he just brake late into Ste Devote and drove into the run-off area?

cap-dude wrote:Massa did not spin at Monaco, he locked his brakes and had to avoid the barriers through the escape road, where he then had to turn the car around.Turning != spinning.
True the numbers don't matter, but its more the fact unless the FIA has made a mistake, they're basically saying that Kimi is the top driver at ferrari, and trying to control the sport again. That just annoys me. Whats to say Massa just isn't a better driver and will again top Kimi in 2009. I know a lot of people won't agree with that, but its opinion.

7UpJordan wrote:...and was a total legend who actually had a lot of natural talent, rather than being someone who had to work twice as hard as the other drivers to get the same result...scotty wrote:Maybe Massa would have had better luck if he had painted his number red...cap-dude wrote:The FIA has listed Massa as driver number 4, and Kimi as 3. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the driver who finished higher up, is suspose to recieve the lower number. Seriously, will poor ol Felipe ever get a break.What, like the numbers really matter?Massa had the 'better' number in 2007 and it didn't do him any favours...
Denthúl wrote:If I remember correctly, Massa did not actually spin at Monaco...He intentionally span the car to get out of the escape road, if that counts!
Longbow wrote:Lewis won Monaco by being the fastest he built a 30++ sec gap up after his slight collision with the wall and then pit stop.Now, i can't quite remember, didn't Hamilton basically luck into the win at Monaco? What with the safety car coming out after he'd made an unscheduled stop after hitting the armco....
I suggest you get your facts straight before you make yourself look stupid.
texasmr2 wrote:8-ball wrote:Kinda like Michael Schumacher, nothing truly special but can get the job done.You sir are misinformed, sorry that was just too easy to pass up.
scotty wrote:Which is, actually, testament to his devotion and, perhaps more importantly, indicates that other drivers don't deserve what they're paid when he can beat them by doing so7UpJordan wrote:...and was a total legend who actually had a lot of natural talent, rather than being someone who had to work twice as hard as the other drivers to get the same result...scotty wrote:Maybe Massa would have had better luck if he had painted his number red...cap-dude wrote:The FIA has listed Massa as driver number 4, and Kimi as 3. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the driver who finished higher up, is suspose to recieve the lower number. Seriously, will poor ol Felipe ever get a break.What, like the numbers really matter?Massa had the 'better' number in 2007 and it didn't do him any favours...
Denthúl wrote:If I remember correctly, Massa did not actually spin at Monaco...He intentionally span the car to get out of the escape road, if that counts!

Denthúl wrote:Hey, don't get me wrong, i have grown to like the guy a lot, especially after his reaction in Brazil. I'm still waiting for him a race from somewhere other than the front row however...scotty wrote:...and was a total legend who actually had a lot of natural talent, rather than being someone who had to work twice as hard as the other drivers to get the same result...Which is, actually, testament to his devotion and, perhaps more importantly, indicates that other drivers don't deserve what they're paid when he can beat them by doing so
scotty wrote:If only that engine hadn't failed. :/Denthúl wrote:Which is, actually, testament to his devotion and, perhaps more importantly, indicates that other drivers don't deserve what they're paid when he can beat them by doing soscotty wrote:...and was a total legend who actually had a lot of natural talent, rather than being someone who had to work twice as hard as the other drivers to get the same result...
Hey, don't get me wrong, i have grown to like the guy a lot, especially after his reaction in Brazil. I'm still waiting for him a race from somewhere other than the front row however...

scotty wrote:I do agree. Although Massa never seems to end up in 4th or 3rd during a race he has the pace to win. Race pace has never been his strong-point.Denthúl wrote:Hey, don't get me wrong, i have grown to like the guy a lot, especially after his reaction in Brazil. I'm still waiting for him a race from somewhere other than the front row however...scotty wrote:...and was a total legend who actually had a lot of natural talent, rather than being someone who had to work twice as hard as the other drivers to get the same result...Which is, actually, testament to his devotion and, perhaps more importantly, indicates that other drivers don't deserve what they're paid when he can beat them by doing so

cap-dude wrote: Silverstone 2007I remember that. He started last didnt he?? And carved his way back up to 5th.

cap-dude wrote:IF's and BUT's never work sadlyscotty wrote:I do agree. Although Massa never seems to end up in 4th or 3rd during a race he has the pace to win. Race pace has never been his strong-point.Denthúl wrote:Hey, don't get me wrong, i have grown to like the guy a lot, especially after his reaction in Brazil. I'm still waiting for him a race from somewhere other than the front row however...scotty wrote:...and was a total legend who actually had a lot of natural talent, rather than being someone who had to work twice as hard as the other drivers to get the same result...Which is, actually, testament to his devotion and, perhaps more importantly, indicates that other drivers don't deserve what they're paid when he can beat them by doing so
However, no one can deny that his move in Hungary was majestic. Really, it was such an in-justice that he never won that race.
Actually, I've noticed that Massa's race pace tends to be much better whenever hes in a posistion like 8th or 15th. Australia and Silverstone 2007, he had 2 great comeback drives. He also had brilliant pace in Canada 08, making up for when Ferrari used the wrong fuel pump. He just needs to more consistent over all of the tracks.
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