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[texasmr2]

So whats your take on his lastest comments? I rather like Mark but his latest comments/interview is rather pathetic imho regardless of the percentage of truth. I know he is just a very honest guy and his comments can be taken out of context, I'm a perfect example , so I'm curious as to others opions?

tex

[Denthúl]

So whats your take on his lastest comments? I rather like Mark but his latest comments/interview is rather pathetic imho regardless of the percentage of truth. I know he is just a very honest guy and his comments can be taken out of context, I'm a perfect example , so I'm curious as to others opions?

tex

What interview are we talking about, here?

[texasmr2]

So whats your take on his lastest comments? I rather like Mark but his latest comments/interview is rather pathetic imho regardless of the percentage of truth. I know he is just a very honest guy and his comments can be taken out of context, I'm a perfect example , so I'm curious as to others opions?

tex

What interview are we talking about, here?

Here ya go; http://www.forumula1.com/2010/f1/f1-new ... -real-men/

[Denthúl]

So whats your take on his lastest comments? I rather like Mark but his latest comments/interview is rather pathetic imho regardless of the percentage of truth. I know he is just a very honest guy and his comments can be taken out of context, I'm a perfect example , so I'm curious as to others opions?

tex

What interview are we talking about, here?

Here ya go; http://www.forumula1.com/2010/f1/f1-new ... -real-men/

Thanks Tex

[scotty]

I think he's probably right though, to an extent... it still takes balls to drive an F1 car now though, obviously when you look at some of the massive shunts that still occur.

[Hanwombat]

Webber?

Whinging?

That doesn't sound like something he'd do....

[7UpJordan]

Webber's a little more mellow these days, but he is right in some ways, I think he's referring to the likes of Piquet and Grosjean who were just bad.

[Hexagram]

Webber has never liked drivers in F1 that are young (Under 21). Being surrounded by two young drivers in Japan 2007 is probably still haunting him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiJYXj6AXkM

Edit: I think Hamilton was 22 here though...???

[stonemonkey]

Ahhhhhhhhhh when I were a lad............. Er, no Mark, in F1 you've had TC, engine braking and probably a few other things they've since got rid of. And there's generations before you with even more right to grumble but you don't hear anything like that from the likes of Stewart or Moss.

[cap-dude]

Difference is, F1 cars would be incredibly hard to drive without power steering.

Also, drivers have to be much fitter today. Back in the 60's and 70's. Drivers could smoke, drink and laze about. You don't see modern F1 drivers complain about the amount of time they have to spend training and working in the factory.

[7UpJordan]

Difference is, F1 cars would be incredibly hard to drive without power steering.

Also, drivers have to be much fitter today. Back in the 60's and 70's. Drivers could smoke, drink and laze about. You don't see modern F1 drivers complain about the amount of time they have to spend training and working in the factory.

I think Kimi did and still does that.

[racechick]

Mark just shut up and drive!! You're good so stop carping on. Phenomenal groomimg is not what gives Seb and lewis their talent, its what develops it.

[texasmr2]

Mark just shut up and drive!! You're good so stop carping on. Phenomenal groomimg is not what gives Seb and lewis their talent, its what develops it.

STOP THE PRESS!!!!
You actually understood my meaning for this topic, must be getting close to 2012 !!!

[darwin dali]

Besides: he hasn't seen a phenomenal comeback? Hm, Prost comes to mind...

[7UpJordan]

Besides: he hasn't seen a phenomenal comeback? Hm, Prost comes to mind...

Add Niki Lauda to that list, even though he has a habit of promoting his comeback shamelessly.