Who's going to win the F1 Championship?
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What a race that was .... even at the end, Heidfeld and Rosberg (I think) were so close to taking each other out and had they done so, Hamilton would have won the title.
Raikkonen probably deserves the title for his six victories over the season as a whole as against four for Alonso and Hamilton, but Lewis has had a stunning season and can only get better.
Raikkonen probably deserves the title for his six victories over the season as a whole as against four for Alonso and Hamilton, but Lewis has had a stunning season and can only get better.
Miss Potter
hates mice
breaking news (can't get a link yet but it's on the ticker tape thing on BBC news): two teams including BMW are being investigated for fuel irregularities. If found to be true, BMW will be disqualified from today's race which would put Lewis up a few places and therefore he'd win the title
Augie March
blahem
alice band said:
Yep, looks like it's Williams as well. All 3 of the cars that finished ahead of Hamilton.
Paulie Tandoori
shut it you egg!
it's like the Tour all over again, except its petrol instead of testosterone...alice band said:
Paulie Tandoori
shut it you egg!
annoyed? *worried* :sad:
How would Hamilton feel if his first F1 championship was due to a technicality ? I could imagine he'd rather win it next year than to get it like this. Unless the fuel mix really did prevent Hamilton from catching up with the BMW Sauber and Williams drivers, in which case it would of course be fair enough if Hamilton were given the title.aylee said:Can you imagine how Raikkonen would feel if he lost the title as a result of this inquiry?
kained&able
Here for the football.
God i really hope the title doesn't get decided in a meeting that would be about the last straw i could deal with from f1.
Sport should be decided on the field of play NOT A FUCKING COURT ROOM SHEFFIELD UNITED
umm sorry got side tracked.
dave
Sport should be decided on the field of play NOT A FUCKING COURT ROOM SHEFFIELD UNITED
umm sorry got side tracked.dave
Augie March said:
Word. Furthermore, it's not as if Hamilton is a sort of Henman who has been around for years and never getting anywhere, he's a rookie driver who as Dave said below your psot, has had one of the best debut seasons ever.
I hate F1 but he may persuade me to watch it a bit more closely next season.
The problem is, some many Brits have promised lots, in all sports and then fallen at the last hurdle,
How long did it take Mansell to win a chempionship, Brundle, Blundell, Button, John Watson, but those who go abroad seems to have better fortunes, Green, Paffitt, Franchitti, etc .. and I know you are going to quote Clark and Stewart...what ever sport, we seem to fall at the final..Let's hope this will be different.
The leading cars into the first bend, Massa's braking and Alonso pass were due to Hamilton's rush for glory. A little less pace and, possibly, a better finish.
Three examples this week alone. Football, Rugby and F1
How long did it take Mansell to win a chempionship, Brundle, Blundell, Button, John Watson, but those who go abroad seems to have better fortunes, Green, Paffitt, Franchitti, etc .. and I know you are going to quote Clark and Stewart...what ever sport, we seem to fall at the final..Let's hope this will be different.
The leading cars into the first bend, Massa's braking and Alonso pass were due to Hamilton's rush for glory. A little less pace and, possibly, a better finish.
Three examples this week alone. Football, Rugby and F1
cliche guevara
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I am frankly shocked that anyone on here is daring to criticise Lewis. His only mistake yesterday was trying to re-capture the place he lost to Alonso at the star, he should've hung back and chilled. Other than that, the problems were not his. And after the engine trouble, he gained eleven places, in my book that's a fantastic drive, many other drivers would've given up when they couldn't get the car out of neutral.
He's had an absolute blinder of a season, and hopefully will be amongst the top drivers for many years to come.
On a side note, if I was Rosberg yesterday, I'd have taken Kubica out. I reckon that could've got him a seat at Mclaren...
He's had an absolute blinder of a season, and hopefully will be amongst the top drivers for many years to come.
On a side note, if I was Rosberg yesterday, I'd have taken Kubica out. I reckon that could've got him a seat at Mclaren...
g force
Affects Shatner's Basoon
Makes next season more interesting to see who moves where. Vettel and Sutil will probably move...Toyota and Williams both need drivers and if Alonso moves Renault/McLaren.
I thought Lewis was brilliant (and i'm not a massive fan TBH) - the move on the Honda was sublime considering he was a rookie leading the championship coming into the last GP and had never raced on what is generally regarded as one of the most challenging circuits on the calender.
Now if only my team - Willaims - could give Rosberg the machinery he deserves
I thought Lewis was brilliant (and i'm not a massive fan TBH) - the move on the Honda was sublime considering he was a rookie leading the championship coming into the last GP and had never raced on what is generally regarded as one of the most challenging circuits on the calender.
Now if only my team - Willaims - could give Rosberg the machinery he deserves
London_Calling
Pleasant and unpatronising
I also heard this comment on the tv commentary but didn't think it worthy of repeating - just the usual vacuous, empty headed journo drivel.El Sueno said:
Do you really take you lead from bullshit tv commentators?
