- 05 Nov 08, 15:09#79126
well in brazil, he crused to much IMO as he almost lost it and was gifted the 5th place with glock slipping up. It might of looked better if he was crusing the race right behind Kimi...
And then you should look at people like Niki Lauda - undoubtedly a great champion. If you'd asked him on lap 65 what sort of a race Hamilton had had, he probably would have said it was a performance he would have been proud of. Lauda always made sure he did just enough, never went for the big risks if he could play safe and still get good points, and none other than Ayrton Senna heaped praise on the intelligent way Lauda went about things. So it's not true to say great champions always have to go for the big daring win.
Ask Sir stirling moss
The Hamilton Doubters and Haters bashed him all year saying he was immature and an idiot for going for the win last year, when all he had to do was cruise in and earn 2 points. This year Hamilton did exactly what was needed to win the championship, he pushed were he needed to and took it easy on his car. Now the doubters and haters are saying he should have went for the win. I think Hamilton showed that he learned something from last year's mistakes, but only time will tell if he's going to be considered one of F1s great champions...
He has my Vote.
well in brazil, he crused to much IMO as he almost lost it and was gifted the 5th place with glock slipping up. It might of looked better if he was crusing the race right behind Kimi...
'Suffolk and proud' Renault fan....
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