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rosso nuvola said:
hope not but they have done everything to make Lewis the champion... if they disqualify the cars that stayed in front of hamilton i will stop seing f1 .
Me too, it would be really sad.
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rosso nuvola said:
hope not but they have done everything to make Lewis the champion... if they disqualify the cars that stayed in front of hamilton i will stop seing f1 .
Me too, it would be really sad.
That would be a joke! It would be so unfair to take the championship away from Kimi in that way
The season is over so let's look forward to the new season!
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ResB said:
Whats' this I've just heard on the BBC news about some investigations into the BMW team, providing Lewis a "slither of hope" according to the BBC?
Wouldn't be surprised if the FIA punishes the BMWs and gives the title to Hamilton.
. The Beamers did look toooo quick though 
and Kimi would pass it over because you could tell after the race that he realised he got lucky 
..Massa should get punished also for not keeping his foot firmly pressed on the gas when he was easily leading , its was a race was it not 
..
Oct 21, 2007 9:42:20 PM
Oct 21, 2007 10:01:54 PM
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rosso nuvola said:
it was unfair when they disqualify the Maclaren but tnot their drivers , it was unfair when then did not penalise Lewis for using 2 sets of tires on the free practice, and it was unfair when they did not penalise Lewis for blocking Kimi in the qualifing so thing's don't look good for Kimi.
...maybe the FIA will just disqualify the teams involved and not the drivers
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ResB said:
I think Hamilton would refuse the title anyway. Don't think he would want to win it like that...
Oct 21, 2007 11:24:51 PM
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rosso nuvola said:
it was unfair when they disqualify the Maclaren but tnot their drivers , it was unfair when then did not penalise Lewis for using 2 sets of tires on the free practice, and it was unfair when they did not penalise Lewis for blocking Kimi in the qualifing so thing's don't look good for Kimi.
...maybe the FIA will just disqualify the teams involved and not the drivers
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Byron said:
BTW, my danish partner is very happy with Kimmi......but too happy to post!
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Byron said:
BTW, my danish partner is very happy with Kimmi......but too happy to post!
Tell your partner, that endelig vandt Kimi! Det var osse på tide, efter at vi har måttet se på den svans til Alonso i 2 sæsoner
Go fest - og pas nu på frisuren...vi kan jo ikke feste helt igennem som finnerne kan
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Byron said:
BTW, my danish partner is very happy with Kimmi......but too happy to post!
Tell your partner, that endelig vandt Kimi! Det var osse på tide, efter at vi har måttet se på den svans til Alonso i 2 sæsoner
Go fest - og pas nu på frisuren...vi kan jo ikke feste helt igennem som finnerne kan
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cgt said:
Incredibly Byron, I agree with you. Hamilton not winning the championship could be one of the best things to happen for him career wise as he will learn many lessons from it and undoubtedly come back mentally stronger.
Maybe English is not your first language, but I have not heard Hamilton compare himself to Senna. He has said many times how he ADMIRES Senna, which the media have then twisted to say he compares himself to Senna. He would be a fool to directly compare himself to Senna and I have not seen one interview where he has done so. I think he has the potential to develop into that kind of greatness as he has a long career ahead of him and has a much cooler head than most others his age.
Alonso, I'm sorry, but coming third in the championship is exactly what he deserved for all his childish whining behaviour this year. I know you will disagree with me but I'm not looking to start a fight, Alonso has not behaved like a champion in any way this year. If he was more of a man he would have beaten his team-mate on the track. Kimi was also beaten by Massa at the start of the year, yet not once did he ask for No.1 treatment, he simply got the job done. Alonso was actually very sporting in interviews today. If he had behaved like that throughout the season, things would have been very different.
As an aside, several F1 sources are saying Alonso is out of McLaren for sure, it was decided before this race and they want nothing to do with him for next year. I cannot say I'm surprised.
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ResB said:
I think Hamilton would refuse the title anyway. Don't think he would want to win it like that...
Dont be too sure. I could just hear him:
"Being a true British gentleman, I really dont like getting the victory handed to me like that....but I'll take it - reluctantly -for the team"
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ResB said:
Whats' this I've just heard on the BBC news about some investigations into the BMW team, providing Lewis a "slither of hope" according to the BBC?
Wouldn't be surprised if the FIA punishes the BMWs and gives the title to Hamilton.
And so they should
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cgt said:
Incredibly Byron, I agree with you. Hamilton not winning the championship could be one of the best things to happen for him career wise as he will learn many lessons from it and undoubtedly come back mentally stronger.
Maybe English is not your first language, but I have not heard Hamilton compare himself to Senna. He has said many times how he ADMIRES Senna, which the media have then twisted to say he compares himself to Senna. He would be a fool to directly compare himself to Senna and I have not seen one interview where he has done so. I think he has the potential to develop into that kind of greatness as he has a long career ahead of him and has a much cooler head than most others his age.
Alonso, I'm sorry, but coming third in the championship is exactly what he deserved for all his childish whining behaviour this year. I know you will disagree with me but I'm not looking to start a fight, Alonso has not behaved like a champion in any way this year. If he was more of a man he would have beaten his team-mate on the track. Kimi was also beaten by Massa at the start of the year, yet not once did he ask for No.1 treatment, he simply got the job done. Alonso was actually very sporting in interviews today. If he had behaved like that throughout the season, things would have been very different.
As an aside, several F1 sources are saying Alonso is out of McLaren for sure, it was decided before this race and they want nothing to do with him for next year. I cannot say I'm surprised.
You have lost! with all your silly games in McLaren you have lost!!!! and I'm so glad that this time you have lost with just showing the poor and I mean POOR driving from Hamilton that's no way you could be champion like that!!!..... may he keep that way from now on!!!!
Congratulations to Raikkonen and Ferrari, congratulations to Dr. Phill!!! Next time you come in Madrid let me know and you pay the drinks!!!
Oct 22, 2007 10:30:32 AM
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cgt said:Quote:
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cgt said:
Incredibly Byron, I agree with you. Hamilton not winning the championship could be one of the best things to happen for him career wise as he will learn many lessons from it and undoubtedly come back mentally stronger.
Maybe English is not your first language, but I have not heard Hamilton compare himself to Senna. He has said many times how he ADMIRES Senna, which the media have then twisted to say he compares himself to Senna. He would be a fool to directly compare himself to Senna and I have not seen one interview where he has done so. I think he has the potential to develop into that kind of greatness as he has a long career ahead of him and has a much cooler head than most others his age.
Alonso, I'm sorry, but coming third in the championship is exactly what he deserved for all his childish whining behaviour this year. I know you will disagree with me but I'm not looking to start a fight, Alonso has not behaved like a champion in any way this year. If he was more of a man he would have beaten his team-mate on the track. Kimi was also beaten by Massa at the start of the year, yet not once did he ask for No.1 treatment, he simply got the job done. Alonso was actually very sporting in interviews today. If he had behaved like that throughout the season, things would have been very different.
As an aside, several F1 sources are saying Alonso is out of McLaren for sure, it was decided before this race and they want nothing to do with him for next year. I cannot say I'm surprised.
You have lost! with all your silly games in McLaren you have lost!!!! and I'm so glad that this time you have lost with just showing the poor and I mean POOR driving from Hamilton that's no way you could be champion like that!!!..... may he keep that way from now on!!!!
Congratulations to Raikkonen and Ferrari, congratulations to Dr. Phill!!! Next time you come in Madrid let me know and you pay the drinks!!!
Not me my friend, I'm very happy with the result. I have been a Ferrari owner for 15 years and they are my #1 team.
Hamilton lost the championship but he has beaten Alonso into third place and hopefully Alonso will not have a competitive car next year. So good result all round!
Oct 22, 2007 1:44:52 PM
Oct 22, 2007 2:28:59 PM
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And I still query why Hamilton was the only driver to stop three times. Why didn't they fuel him to the end on his second stop.
Maybe I'm getting a bit cynical in my old age, but there's more than a smack of manipulation here IMHO.
Oct 22, 2007 4:44:34 PM
Oct 22, 2007 4:57:48 PM
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easy_rider911 said:
At one point after the race, Ron Dennis was quoted as saying that McLaren did all the calculations and decided that a 3 stop strategy actually saved Hamilton 10 seconds compared to a 2 stop stategy. Dunno - still felt like an odd decision to me.
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