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[sagi58]

I agree.

Nico was desperate to win here..it's one of his best chances..

Thought this comment by Nikki Lauda was very telling....
"You have to be a bar steward if you want to win in F1 anyway. No question. And you cannot win being a nice guy."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/27569606

Practically admitting Nico did it on purpose. And Nico has just nudged Lewis one whole big step away from being Mr. Nice Guy.

On the other hand, he could be saying that Hamilton is a ""b"" for turning
up the power on his engine higher than his team wanted, in Spain, no?

He could also have been referring to himself!!

[What's Burning?]

On the other hand, he could be saying that Hamilton is a ""b"" for turning
up the power on his engine higher than his team wanted, in Spain, no?

What does this mean?

[sagi58]

On the other hand, he could be saying that Hamilton is a ""b"" for turning
up the power on his engine higher than his team wanted, in Spain, no?

What does this mean?

I guess I should have referenced the quote:
Subject: Lewis Hamilton 44 Support

Apparently Lewis cheated in Spain to stay ahead by turning up the power on his engine higher than his team wanted, however he had 3 more kg of fuel in reserve compared to Nico.

[Roth]

Nico did it in Bahrain, so all square on that front.

[sagi58]

Maybe Rosberg won't think they're "squared" until he has a title to his name??

[Roth]

He'll be holding onto that feeling for the rest of his life then.

[sagi58]

You are """probably""" right; but, then again, stranger things have happened!

[geetface9]

Just read an article about how the monaco gp showed some of rosberg's steeliness. After all the questioning and criticism, he seemed not too bothered by the whole thing. I think he has a tremendous amount of mental strength, especially after always being compared to michael schumacher while he was with the team. All the times he was asked about michael prepared him for being teammates with hamilton

[stonemonkey]

Just read an article about how the monaco gp showed some of rosberg's steeliness. After all the questioning and criticism, he seemed not too bothered by the whole thing. I think he has a tremendous amount of mental strength, especially after always being compared to michael schumacher while he was with the team. All the times he was asked about michael prepared him for being teammates with hamilton

Umm, he was regularly beating Schumacher, and liked to crow about it, how was that preparing him for being teammates with Hamilton?

[geetface9]

Just read an article about how the monaco gp showed some of rosberg's steeliness. After all the questioning and criticism, he seemed not too bothered by the whole thing. I think he has a tremendous amount of mental strength, especially after always being compared to michael schumacher while he was with the team. All the times he was asked about michael prepared him for being teammates with hamilton

Umm, he was regularly beating Schumacher, and liked to crow about it, how was that preparing him for being teammates with Hamilton?

I mean in the sense that he's used to the media crowing about who his teammate is and (if he reads any of it) how many comments there are about people thinking his teammate is better than he is.

Even though he beat michael a lot of people still said things like, "well we don't know if michael is the same as he was" and other things like that. If he didn't know how to just brush it off before, then he certainly knows how to now is what I'm saying

[stonemonkey]

Just read an article about how the monaco gp showed some of rosberg's steeliness. After all the questioning and criticism, he seemed not too bothered by the whole thing. I think he has a tremendous amount of mental strength, especially after always being compared to michael schumacher while he was with the team. All the times he was asked about michael prepared him for being teammates with hamilton

Umm, he was regularly beating Schumacher, and liked to crow about it, how was that preparing him for being teammates with Hamilton?

I mean in the sense that he's used to the media crowing about who his teammate is and (if he reads any of it) how many comments there are about people thinking his teammate is better than he is.

Even though he beat michael a lot of people still said things like, "well we don't know if michael is the same as he was" and other things like that. If he didn't know how to just brush it off before, then he certainly knows how to now is what I'm saying

How does he certainly know now, he was used to brushing it off with someone he was beating, big difference when you're being beaten.

[geetface9]

It's apparent because he doesn't whine like lewis does.

or is it whinge?

[stonemonkey]

He maybe hasn't said as much as Lewis but he certainly isn't brushing it off, that much has been apparent from post race interviews.

[racechick]

It's apparent because he doesn't whine like lewis does.

or is it whinge?

Hasn't had his quali stuffed up by his team mate yet. Give him chance. If Lewis had responded in kind and dived in the pits before Nico when the crash happened you may have heard some whining, or is it whinging?

[geetface9]

It's apparent because he doesn't whine like lewis does.

or is it whinge?

Hasn't had his quali stuffed up by his team mate yet. Give him chance. If Lewis had responded in kind and dived in the pits before Nico when the crash happened you may have heard some whining, or is it whinging?

I'm not a brit so idk. I'm sure nico would have been like, "eh $#@! it I'll just win it again like last year"