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Youre 14!!! Damn good perceptive Report mate!! Stick at it! you have a lot of the old timers on here beat hands down!!!
Aye there's my chances blown
Wasn't meaning you babe!
Aye there's my chances blown
Wasn't meaning you babe!
I was complimenting.
Jeez you confuse me sometimes!Jenson could've easily lost many of the races this year. In malaysia, he could've remained stuck behind Truili and Rosberg, and during the wet he could've very easily dropped it. Bahrain, he could've got stuck behind Hamiliton the whole race, just as Vettel did. Whilst in both Spain and Monaco, Barrichello was clearly faster, but Button pulled out the laps just were it counted.
Its easy to bash Button right now, because he's never had a race winning car before, and thus he's never had a chance to prove himself. But any driver who can dominate the first races like this, surely is deserving of the WDC. 6/7 race wins, and to be compared to Micheal Schumacher and Jim Clark. A driver doesn't get that kind of appraisal without being one of the best.
I think clearly Button is one of the best drivers out there. His potential has simply never been realised till now.
Aye there's my chances blown
Wasn't meaning you babe!
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Please remeber when reading this I am only 14.
My honest opinion of Jenson is very low. He was never the best driver on the grid and in my opinion he still isn't. He always had potential but had never shown it until now. But I still feel he is nowhere near World Champion quality (even though he will be champion) I think the main reason Jenson is top is because he has had no serious threat. If we look at all the good drivers around him we will see why.
Rubens Barrichello: Rubens has the same car as Jenson but he is not favourite in the team. He is also starting to get on a bit and I can see this being his last season in Formula One.
Sebastien Vettel: Vettel has the raw talent to beat Jenson but his inexperience shows and we saw that today by losing it on the first lap, his car is also not up to standard on all the tracks like the Brawns are.
Mark Webber: Mark is arguably the unluckiest driver on the grid but I think if he was able to take the Red Bull right to it's limits he could win.
Jarno Trulli and Timo Glock: the two toyotas have the car to do it on some tracks but not others which leaves them inconsitent and a lack of experience from Glock is his main downturn.
Nico Rosberg: Nico has the talent and the car to do it but it seems he can't turn his consistently quick Friday practise sessions into Saturday and Sunday pace. If he can do this I wouldn't be suprised to see him on the top step of the podium before too long.
Kimi Raikkonen: Kimi obviously has skill, talent and that Finnish attitude to win but unfortuntately the F60 Ferrari just hasn't been able to get any pace at all and Kimi's attitude has been questioned several times over the course of 2008/09. But the Ferrari has started to show signs of a recovery.
Felipe Massa: Felipe had an incredible season last year almost beating Hamilton to the cahampionship but a bad Ferrari has not worked for Felipe yet but signs look like they may be on the rise and it won't be too long before Felipe will be spraying the Champagne again.
Fernando Alonso: Alonso showed he still has the skill of a world champion with his two late season winners in Japan and Singapore last season but Renault have again given him only a midtable car again but a bit if development could give some good results for the '05/'06 champion once again.
Nick Heidfeld: Nick is along with Mark Webber in terms of being a great driver but one who has never one a race. A slow BMW has put his chances of a win right out the window for this season at least.
Robert Kubica: Robert was fighting with Hamilton and Massa until the end of the 2008 season but when BMW decided to stop development of the 2008 car and focus on '09 cost him his chances of a title. But BMW put too much emphasis on the KERS system which then prove pointless so BMW do not have the pace to compete for victories even though they have two drivers who are both capable of winning races and championships.
Heikki Kovalainen: Heikki was able to win a race with McLaren last year but was nearly always out performed by his team mate but a slow McLaren has meant he won't be challenging again this year even though he has the raw talent to do so.
Lewis Hamilton: The current world champion quite obviously has the capability to win races but continuing development of the McLaren right to the end of the season meant there was less time spent on the 2009 car, a lack of downforce has been the English teams main worries this year but the car has improved significantly since Melbourne and McLaren have the calibre to develop the car even more and try and push up the field but the team will struggle to get on the podium this year.
Appologies for the grammatical errors this was done on my iPod touch
So what do you think?
you came up with good points and made a good argument against him n for him, with the bio on the drivers that was awesome and I think you worded it just like a pro, but to make sure Brawn GP/JB followers do not slap you with a load of crap, you must always never say you dislike him 
otherwise they will bitch so much you feel like your in a retirement home were there fighting over who won in the Scrabble tournament! 
Good post and I’d like to hear more from you in the future Job well done pal. Plus done on the touch? i find it hard to e-mail people on it let alone produce a 700 word essay 
And as far as a complete driver on the grid? Fernando Alonso is the definition of a complete F1 driver.
My Personal Opinion on your Report (A 4 word report)
Conjecture, misinformation and waffle.
Jenson could've easily lost many of the races this year. In malaysia, he could've remained stuck behind Truili and Rosberg, and during the wet he could've very easily dropped it. Bahrain, he could've got stuck behind Hamiliton the whole race, just as Vettel did. Whilst in both Spain and Monaco, Barrichello was clearly faster, but Button pulled out the laps just were it counted.
Its easy to bash Button right now, because he's never had a race winning car before, and thus he's never had a chance to prove himself. But any driver who can dominate the first races like this, surely is deserving of the WDC. 6/7 race wins, and to be compared to Micheal Schumacher and Jim Clark. A driver doesn't get that kind of appraisal without being one of the best.
I think clearly Button is one of the best drivers out there. His potential has simply never been realised till now.
not bad for a scouser.
An youculdn't hack my Man Utd joke??
Sorry no hard feelings.
pfft theres a diffrence to calling somone a scouser which his like him calling me a manc.
and calling somone from manchester a w***er
My Personal Opinion on your Report (A 4 word report)
Conjecture, misinformation and waffle.
Harsh but well played.
Bully a kid younger than you. The only one on here.
My Personal Opinion on your Report (A 4 word report)
Conjecture, misinformation and waffle.
Harsh but well played.
Bully a kid younger than you. The only one on here.
My Personal Opinion on your Report (A 4 word report)
Conjecture, misinformation and waffle.
2008 
Please remeber when reading this I am only 14.
My honest opinion of Jenson is very low. He was never the best driver on the grid and in my opinion he still isn't. He always had potential but had never shown it until now. But I still feel he is nowhere near World Champion quality (even though he will be champion) I think the main reason Jenson is top is because he has had no serious threat. If we look at all the good drivers around him we will see why.
Rubens Barrichello: Rubens has the same car as Jenson but he is not favourite in the team. He is also starting to get on a bit and I can see this being his last season in Formula One.
Sebastien Vettel: Vettel has the raw talent to beat Jenson but his inexperience shows and we saw that today by losing it on the first lap, his car is also not up to standard on all the tracks like the Brawns are.
Mark Webber: Mark is arguably the unluckiest driver on the grid but I think if he was able to take the Red Bull right to it's limits he could win.
Jarno Trulli and Timo Glock: the two toyotas have the car to do it on some tracks but not others which leaves them inconsitent and a lack of experience from Glock is his main downturn.
Nico Rosberg: Nico has the talent and the car to do it but it seems he can't turn his consistently quick Friday practise sessions into Saturday and Sunday pace. If he can do this I wouldn't be suprised to see him on the top step of the podium before too long.
Kimi Raikkonen: Kimi obviously has skill, talent and that Finnish attitude to win but unfortuntately the F60 Ferrari just hasn't been able to get any pace at all and Kimi's attitude has been questioned several times over the course of 2008/09. But the Ferrari has started to show signs of a recovery.
Felipe Massa: Felipe had an incredible season last year almost beating Hamilton to the cahampionship but a bad Ferrari has not worked for Felipe yet but signs look like they may be on the rise and it won't be too long before Felipe will be spraying the Champagne again.
Fernando Alonso: Alonso showed he still has the skill of a world champion with his two late season winners in Japan and Singapore last season but Renault have again given him only a midtable car again but a bit if development could give some good results for the '05/'06 champion once again.
Nick Heidfeld: Nick is along with Mark Webber in terms of being a great driver but one who has never one a race. A slow BMW has put his chances of a win right out the window for this season at least.
Robert Kubica: Robert was fighting with Hamilton and Massa until the end of the 2008 season but when BMW decided to stop development of the 2008 car and focus on '09 cost him his chances of a title. But BMW put too much emphasis on the KERS system which then prove pointless so BMW do not have the pace to compete for victories even though they have two drivers who are both capable of winning races and championships.
Heikki Kovalainen: Heikki was able to win a race with McLaren last year but was nearly always out performed by his team mate but a slow McLaren has meant he won't be challenging again this year even though he has the raw talent to do so.
Lewis Hamilton: The current world champion quite obviously has the capability to win races but continuing development of the McLaren right to the end of the season meant there was less time spent on the 2009 car, a lack of downforce has been the English teams main worries this year but the car has improved significantly since Melbourne and McLaren have the calibre to develop the car even more and try and push up the field but the team will struggle to get on the podium this year.
Appologies for the grammatical errors this was done on my iPod touch
So what do you think?
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Your opinion was not waffle nor a load of
Your age: I think considering you age you really do the youth of today some good showing you understand proper English
Review - 8.5/10
2008 Please remeber when reading this I am only 14.
My honest opinion of Jenson is very low. He was never the best driver on the grid and in my opinion he still isn't. He always had potential but had never shown it until now. But I still feel he is nowhere near World Champion quality (even though he will be champion) I think the main reason Jenson is top is because he has had no serious threat. If we look at all the good drivers around him we will see why.
Rubens Barrichello: Rubens has the same car as Jenson but he is not favourite in the team. He is also starting to get on a bit and I can see this being his last season in Formula One.
Sebastien Vettel: Vettel has the raw talent to beat Jenson but his inexperience shows and we saw that today by losing it on the first lap, his car is also not up to standard on all the tracks like the Brawns are.
Mark Webber: Mark is arguably the unluckiest driver on the grid but I think if he was able to take the Red Bull right to it's limits he could win.
Jarno Trulli and Timo Glock: the two toyotas have the car to do it on some tracks but not others which leaves them inconsitent and a lack of experience from Glock is his main downturn.
Nico Rosberg: Nico has the talent and the car to do it but it seems he can't turn his consistently quick Friday practise sessions into Saturday and Sunday pace. If he can do this I wouldn't be suprised to see him on the top step of the podium before too long.
Kimi Raikkonen: Kimi obviously has skill, talent and that Finnish attitude to win but unfortuntately the F60 Ferrari just hasn't been able to get any pace at all and Kimi's attitude has been questioned several times over the course of 2008/09. But the Ferrari has started to show signs of a recovery.
Felipe Massa: Felipe had an incredible season last year almost beating Hamilton to the cahampionship but a bad Ferrari has not worked for Felipe yet but signs look like they may be on the rise and it won't be too long before Felipe will be spraying the Champagne again.
Fernando Alonso: Alonso showed he still has the skill of a world champion with his two late season winners in Japan and Singapore last season but Renault have again given him only a midtable car again but a bit if development could give some good results for the '05/'06 champion once again.
Nick Heidfeld: Nick is along with Mark Webber in terms of being a great driver but one who has never one a race. A slow BMW has put his chances of a win right out the window for this season at least.
Robert Kubica: Robert was fighting with Hamilton and Massa until the end of the 2008 season but when BMW decided to stop development of the 2008 car and focus on '09 cost him his chances of a title. But BMW put too much emphasis on the KERS system which then prove pointless so BMW do not have the pace to compete for victories even though they have two drivers who are both capable of winning races and championships.
Heikki Kovalainen: Heikki was able to win a race with McLaren last year but was nearly always out performed by his team mate but a slow McLaren has meant he won't be challenging again this year even though he has the raw talent to do so.
Lewis Hamilton: The current world champion quite obviously has the capability to win races but continuing development of the McLaren right to the end of the season meant there was less time spent on the 2009 car, a lack of downforce has been the English teams main worries this year but the car has improved significantly since Melbourne and McLaren have the calibre to develop the car even more and try and push up the field but the team will struggle to get on the podium this year.
Appologies for the grammatical errors this was done on my iPod touch
So what do you think?
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Your opinion was not waffle nor a load of
Your age: I think considering you age you really do the youth of today some good showing you understand proper English
Review - 8.5/10
100% agree with vb ! nice one leo
Gosh Jenson B does act like he has PMS sometimes 
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