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AKR wrote:EwmanM, your Clash of the Titans picture. Ie Senna taking out Prost in the first corner of the 1990 Japanese GP. The beginnings of my hate McLaren relationship. If only that never happened and Ferrari/Prost won in 1990 like they should of, then when McLaren dominated in 1991 and Ferrari won nothing until 1999, then perhaps I would not of hated McLaren so much.Why don't you blame the FIA for trying to screw over Senna? Oh that's right, Ferrari couldn't, for the FIA are their sugar daddies. Getting titles an immoral fashion means nothing to the tifosi. They'll take them just the same whatever way they come.

7UpJordan wrote:Like Ewan said, testing can be misleading, but Nakajima could well be a dark horse this year, he's been very quick in the FW29B as well as the new FW30. Nico may be the number 1 driver at Williams but Nakajima is more than just a "journeyman" going to teams on Toyota's behest. Could this be another ace Sir Frank has up his sleeve?Yeah I dunno about Nakajima, he looked average most of the time in GP2, but I do feel the accident in the pit did mislead alot of us, he did an alrite job, was ok for his first weekend thrown in at the deep. I think he will be solid hopefully grow in confidence, but Williams look in really gd shape this year, maybe Rosberg's decision to stay will pay off in the end?
AKR wrote:So McLaren Fan let me ask you a question then. If McLaren were never excluded fron the 2007 Constructors Championship and therefore won, would this be legit and fairly won? It is a fact that McLaren had Ferrari data and cheated. So if they were not excluded and won would the victory still be moral for you and your beleved McLaren team knowing they cheated? Tell me would it or do you have double standards?Read my previous posts on the spy scandal and you'll get your answer. In summary, there were a number of flaws and biases affecting the FIA's investigation into the Ferrari-McLaren case and the later McLaren-Renault case.

juggles wrote:From what I see in testing so far, my feelings are up in the air about the new car. It's far too early to tell though and what we see in March will be vastly different than today.8-ball wrote:I think Lewis is more aggressive if anything, on the way up his rivals in karting and the lower Formulas have pointed out his style is less smooth than some, but that he's very aggressive, always taking corners tightly and going for gaps when he sees them.Martin wrote:Lewis was absolute master of GP2, traction control was new to him last year.the gp2 car and an F1 car are two very different beasts. lewis' driving style is similar to Alonso's just less aggressive. They were both reliant on TC to stop them crashing into the sidewall but i think Lewis will cope without TC better than everyone on the grid.
This is just a very amaturish attempt at gamesmanship. Ferrari must be really worried about LH if this is the best they can do.
I think both McLaren drivers will be fine without traction control, the thing I'm worried about is the limitations they had on their car development for the coming season.
AKR wrote:First thing is first, get that McLaren Constructors winners 2007 and 1999 off your signiture as its simply just wrongI've debated that numerous times on this forum. Again, read all my past posts for the explanations. You claim to have read some, but have termed those biased as well, despite my attempts to examine the facts carefully and come up with an objective view. I suppose any more you may read pertaining to the 1999 and 2007 season will also be deemed erroneous and biased.
AKR wrote:The season hasn't started yet and we are already arguing. Let us please stop.Ahem, you were the one who as soon as you registered to this forum sent me an abusive private message that criticised my chosen Formula One and football teams (for which I could probably have had you banned, but decided to laugh it off); then proceeded to rubbish the achievements of McLaren; and then insulted me personally by saying I was wrong, completely biased and blinkered in my outlook on Formula One. If there is anybody starting arguments on this forum, it's you! I'm sorry to say - again - that I feel this forum would be better without you. Either wise-up or clear off.

AKR wrote:McLaren Fan I think if you and I met in real life we would be happly having a beer together in some nice Irish pub. I'm not such a bad person and neither are you. We both are just hardcore supporters of 2 rival teams. Here lets pretend we are now at the Irish pub. I will shout you the first round.I don't think you're a bad person, I just think you're blind. I'm passionate about McLaren, but I can see the team's faults as well as its merits. Further, I haven't liked Ferrari's modus operandi since the early to mid 1980s, but repsect their standing in the sport. If you want to come over to Ireland, I'll happily buy you the first round, and a few more. When you're drunk I'll try and convert you over to McLaren.

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