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JimFlat6 said:
The classical Hollywood ending would see Alonso and Hamilton DNF - with Massa winning the race in his hometown and Kimi second - giving Kimi the title.
Kimi is a decent guy. I hope he wins it.
After this year I hope McLaren quits F1 to focus on racing midget stock cars in Guatemala. Their attitude and ethics stink.
I guess you revealed me! 
who dwell in leafy susburbs and can brand match Barack Obamas wardrobe. 
.. we developed a new bluetooth system that interfaced trophy wives/bankruptcy attorneys/ABS systems/brochure collectors/forum poseurs to automatically deploy "golden parachutes" for Hedge fund managers when SEC Investigators/German auto testers approached within 12 meters at speeds greater than 1 Kph on any road surface. Brilliant, eh what? It was to be the ulitmate handling/techno/nanny/safety cell for the self annointed!
when Dick Cheney called and offered to take Dennis bird hunting to discuss further funding. 
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JimFlat6 said:
Fritz, You had to ask didnt you??
Ok, the new Mclaren I designed was to be targeted at the SF/BH/Greenwich/risk adverse/high wealth guys
Based on the Volvo S80 chassis..speed and safety!!
The project was killed off
Jim of Woking
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JimFlat6 said:
Fritz - I had to step in and also do the technical development because the mail was always late from Italy!
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JimFlat6 said:
Oh Fritz, if Coughneys wife hadnt left the originals at the copy mart, whereupon the honest manager then called Ferrari, every thing would be "different" wouldnt it?
She never used to!
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luwalira said:
Alonso cheated by using illegal information from Ferrari but hasn't been punished
I hope he doesn't use any information from Ferrari the next time he designs a car.
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luwalira said:
Alonso cheated by using illegal information from Ferrari but hasn't been punished
I hope he doesn't use any information from Ferrari the next time he designs a car.
Unless you call Will Smith and ask him to erase Alonso's memory he will use it in the future.
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cgt said:
Good thing Alonso bought 7 tenths to McLaren, if he hadnt he would be a second behind his team-mate!!
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gangajas said:
Yeah, of course, in the Stepney scandal Alonso is the only one to blame, you Brits are so funny.
By the way, Bernie's Golden Boy is sooooooo nice:
http://www.autosport.com/news/grapevine.php/id/63509
)and while teasing, irony and kidding around is part of our lingo, being aggressive isnt.
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gangajas said:
I don't care what an English fanatic says about me. I won't go down to your level,I have enough standing all the Britishs that come to my country and behave like animals.
Dude, this is totally uncalled for!!!!!!
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cgt said:
I think with those comments you have now officially qualified for the name 'crackjas'
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gangajas said:
Coming back to F1. Don't you think that the FIA should limit the number of hours that a driver can use the simulator? For instance in McLaren, L. Hamilton is lapping the tracks thoushands of times while his Spaniard teammates are developing the car. Don't you think that gives him a 'little' advantage?
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cgt said:
I recall a very similar reaction when Schumacher first emerged in '91/'92. It seems like shaking up the establishment makes a driver a target, from the world in general and from within F1, and in Hamilton's case even more so because of the level of his success this first season. Whatever he is like outside the car, in the car he is very fast, makes few mistakes and is exciting to watch.
I can understand the reaction from Spain because he has clearly beaten a twice world champion, so of course emotions will run high.
Whatever nationality he is he would be exciting to watch and for fans of racing this has been the most exciting season for years.
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Dr. Phil said:
Like I have said before: Isnt it interesting how many times a driver in his first season is being accused of driving irregularly, trying to block/slow down others?
You can claim that Hamilton is "shaking up the establishment" and hence becoming a target just by being fast in his first season - or you could see it the other way around; That Hamilton has learned quickly that you dont become a champ just by driving fast and playing by the rules.
Kimi rarely complains about other drivers, so when he does I'd say there is some truth to it.
The French female reporter was pretty much right on the money when she provoked Hamilton by asking him if it's ok to play dirty if you apologize afterwards.
I told you 2 seasons ago that Alonso was a crybaby, and most people disagreed. Now you all see what happened. He is the biggest crybaby in F1 history.
I'm tellling you Hamilton is a stonecold "do what it takes to win" type camouflaging this thru his "oh, sorry!"-demeanor and innocent babyface.
He is a huge talent, perhaps the biggest ever - but he is also a smiling killer.
He gives me the creeps.
PS: You may kiss my feet in 2 years time when you all realize why I am the GURU!
But yesterday he didnt do nothing wrong, Raikkonen lost rear in corner and thats a reason why he lost some time...
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Shakal said:
Agree here in both cases, you were right about Alonso; and you are right about that Hamilton will do everything for a win, but dont forget they are there for a win.
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