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[Frosty]

This is the week that MM and Lewis Hamilton will get it together. I see a pole and a win on Sunday.

That would be very hard from what I can see at least 3 or 4 cars are still faster than McLaren.

I'm very happy Massa is having so much bad luck.

That's just bad sportsmanship you should never wish bad luck on someone especially in such a dangerous sport like F1 to many people have died in it for people to be wishing bad luck on drivers!

[Acenyc]

Of course I don't hope he crashes. That's crazy. I do hope he finishes the season without even one point.

[Acenyc]

This is the week that MM and Lewis Hamilton will get it together. I see a pole and a win on Sunday.

That would be very hard from what I can see at least 3 or 4 cars are still faster than McLaren.


You have to believe!!

[stonemonkey]

This is shaping up to be a great season, I'm just glad it's both Ferrari and Mclaren that are having problems rather than just one or the other.

I'd go for Button in Bahrain, Vettel if it rains.

[Jensonb]

This is the week that MM and Lewis Hamilton will get it together. I see a pole and a win on Sunday.

Anthony, you've been saying that every round of the season, give it a rest.

Edit: And who the heck is MM? Max Mosley? What does he have to do with this?! I know you got all chummy with him, but he's not involved in Mclaren!

[Tony_sa]

This is the week that MM and Lewis Hamilton will get it together. I see a pole and a win on Sunday.

Anthony, you've been saying that every round of the season, give it a rest.

Edit: And who the heck is MM? Max Mosley? What does he have to do with this?! I know you got all chummy with him, but he's not involved in Mclaren!

Jenson - please slap that mf for me....wishing crap on Massa like that !

[7UpJordan]

This is the week that MM and Lewis Hamilton will get it together. I see a pole and a win on Sunday.

Anthony, you've been saying that every round of the season, give it a rest.

Edit: And who the heck is MM? Max Mosley? What does he have to do with this?! I know you got all chummy with him, but he's not involved in Mclaren!

Jenson - please slap that mf for me....wishing crap on Massa like that !

How is that wishing crap on Massa? I don't see any mention of Massa in any of that above text.

[Denthúl]

Of course I don't hope he crashes. That's crazy. I do hope he finishes the season without even one point.

Why? What is your problem with him? He's a great racer, a good sportsman and a genuinely nice guy. I think a lot of the current field would have handled the scenario at Interlagos at the end of last year a lot worse than Felipe, who really showed what sport is all about on that podium and in that press conference.

[Acenyc]

Why? What is your problem with him? He's a great racer, a good sportsman and a genuinely nice guy. I think a lot of the current field would have handled the scenario at Interlagos at the end of last year a lot worse than Felipe, who really showed what sport is all about on that podium and in that press conference.

When Massa lost the championship he cried like a baby. He cracked. The year before when Hamilton lost by one point, he took it like a man. Knowing that he would be winning many championships for years to come, defeating all commers.

[FerrariFan63]

When Massa lost the championship he cried like a baby. He cracked. The year before when Hamilton lost by one point, he took it like a man. Knowing that he would be winning many championships for years to come, defeating all commers.

Hamilton didn't believe that he had won it, and then find out that he hadn't. I see absolutely nothing wrong with someone getting very emotional in such a situation, far from it. To not have some emotional response in a situation as happened to Massa would indicate a lack of true drive and spirit, I think.

[Gaz]

Why? What is your problem with him? He's a great racer, a good sportsman and a genuinely nice guy. I think a lot of the current field would have handled the scenario at Interlagos at the end of last year a lot worse than Felipe, who really showed what sport is all about on that podium and in that press conference.

When Massa lost the championship he cried like a baby. He cracked. The year before when Hamilton lost by one point, he took it like a man. Knowing that he would be winning many championships for years to come, defeating all commers.

[Denthúl]

Why? What is your problem with him? He's a great racer, a good sportsman and a genuinely nice guy. I think a lot of the current field would have handled the scenario at Interlagos at the end of last year a lot worse than Felipe, who really showed what sport is all about on that podium and in that press conference.

When Massa lost the championship he cried like a baby. He cracked. The year before when Hamilton lost by one point, he took it like a man. Knowing that he would be winning many championships for years to come, defeating all commers.

Are you telling me you would not have cried? I most certainly would have, having given the season my all and losing out on the championship at my home race, in difficult conditions.

He lost the championship by a single point, he had driven spectacularly all year, was the most improved driver after 2007 and did everything right in that last race. He needed pole position, he got it. He needed the win, he got it. He was faced with difficult conditions, in which he is supposedly no good, and he drove the best race of his life. There was nothing bad about Massa being tearful on the podium. A man who is afraid to cry is no man at all.

He showed great pride, great sportsmanship, congratulated Lewis on his championship and told the Brazilian public that they should be celebrating and cheering for Hamilton, not booing him. It was the single greatest display of sportsmanship I have seen for a long time, and the fact that you cannot understand that says a lot about the kind of person you are, sir.

[MAD MAX]

Massa will come back, of that I'm sure, look at him last season in a decent car and set-up. Ferrari have dropped a major bollock this season as has Mclaren on their aero's. Roll on Europe

[Acenyc]

Why? What is your problem with him? He's a great racer, a good sportsman and a genuinely nice guy. I think a lot of the current field would have handled the scenario at Interlagos at the end of last year a lot worse than Felipe, who really showed what sport is all about on that podium and in that press conference.

When Massa lost the championship he cried like a baby. He cracked. The year before when Hamilton lost by one point, he took it like a man. Knowing that he would be winning many championships for years to come, defeating all commers.

That's China, 2007 when he went off in the pit lane. His right front and rear were shot, you could see the inner liner. He was on the intermediates and the team kept him out, saying the rain was comming, but it never came. When he hit the pit lane, he was going a bit too fast and he had no control-- into the gravel he went, and with it the victory which would have sealed his championship. Hamilton bent, but he didn't break! Great picture by the way!

[Gaz]

Why? What is your problem with him? He's a great racer, a good sportsman and a genuinely nice guy. I think a lot of the current field would have handled the scenario at Interlagos at the end of last year a lot worse than Felipe, who really showed what sport is all about on that podium and in that press conference.

When Massa lost the championship he cried like a baby. He cracked. The year before when Hamilton lost by one point, he took it like a man. Knowing that he would be winning many championships for years to come, defeating all commers.

That's China, 2007 when he went off in the pit lane. His right front and rear were shot, you could see the inner liner. He was on the intermediates and the team kept him out, saying the rain was comming, but it never came. When he hit the pit lane, he was going a bit too fast and he had no control-- into the gravel he went, and with it the victory which would have sealed his championship. Hamilton bent, but he didn't break! Great picture by the way!

Yeh i know all the stuff behind it i watched the race.

my point is i think he's crying

Massa was a real sport in Brazil 08 and although i was glad for Lewis to win i had alot of respect for massa.