- 29 Jan 10, 22:03#182096
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Hamilton just did not seem at ease at the launch compared to Jenson

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Hamilton just did not seem at ease at the launch compared to Jenson
Hamilton just did not seem at ease at the launch compared to Jenson
Hamilton just did not seem at ease at the launch compared to Jenson
You must of been watching a different launch then,he looked totally at ease,perhaps that's just wishful thinking on your part.
Hamilton just did not seem at ease at the launch compared to Jenson
You must of been watching a different launch then,he looked totally at ease,perhaps that's just wishful thinking on your part.
I have no preference to Button or Lewis, I just think that Lewis seemed uncomfortable with the situation. Right from the off he seemed a bit put out that the first question was about Button Bridge. He also seemed to give basic answers to questions, I know that some of the questions where hard to answer like the simulator one, he just did not seem to flow very well.
Button on the other hand was giving full answers to the questions he was posed. I have never noticed Lewis being so jittery when dealing with the press before.
Martin used his eyebrows a lot when he talks, that is something else I had not noticed before.
Well if Lewis was uncomfortable i doubt it was because of Jenson considering that it was actually Hamilton who suggested going for Jenson when looking for a new driver.
Well if Lewis was uncomfortable i doubt it was because of Jenson considering that it was actually Hamilton who suggested going for Jenson when looking for a new driver.
Cant say I've heard of this one before and your source is?
To further counter rumours that Lewis Hamilton wanted a slower team-mate, he revealed on Friday that he actually suggested Jenson Button as his 2010 partner at McLaren.
Although he had previously claimed he was happy to drive along-side Heikki Kovalainen again, he said that he phoned team boss Martin Whitmarsh with his recommendation.
"One thing you may not know is that I actually called Martin and said, 'What about Jenson?'," he said. "It was before they had any negotiations. I have no input to who they pick but I asked if they had spoken to him. He was the best driver available and they wanted to get the best driver possible."
"I can't win the constructors' championship on my own, so I need to have as strong a team-mate as possible," he insisted. "You want someone to push you. I had that in 2007 [with Fernando Alonso], and in 2008 Heikki [Kovalainen] pushed me at points. I've no doubt that Jenson will be hard to beat. His results last year speak for themselves," he concluded.
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