after watching the grand prix just now
22-06-2008, 01:57 PM
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after watching the grand prix just now
it seems that young lewis is starting to buckle under the pressure
going for it is fine, but driving like a twit is not on, especially when you get a 10 secodn drive through when your team don't etll yuo you fucked up
going for it is fine, but driving like a twit is not on, especially when you get a 10 secodn drive through when your team don't etll yuo you fucked up
22-06-2008, 02:03 PM
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thats the inexperience and maturity lack thats showing through.he will get told about it and clear his head for silverstone.
thought trulli did well though.great driving for a man in a far inferior car imo.
and well done to kimi for keeping the melting ferrari on pace.
thought trulli did well though.great driving for a man in a far inferior car imo.
and well done to kimi for keeping the melting ferrari on pace.
22-06-2008, 02:51 PM
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As the news of the penatly came in, before the first pit stop. I think they should have changed his strag to a 2 stopper--instead of the three.
He would have been higher up, -well maybe higher up. He wasn't having a good day i don't think.
He would have been higher up, -well maybe higher up. He wasn't having a good day i don't think.
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22-06-2008, 02:59 PM
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so what drugs are you on today then?
he isn't a hit driver, he got to F1 through hard work dedication and a lot of good luck,
I believe maclaren are been picked on this year due to events last year, the 5 place deduction for kovalainan was wrong aswell IMO, he had no where to go,what was he suposed to do drive off the track?
off me soapbox now!!
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he isn't a hit driver, he got to F1 through hard work dedication and a lot of good luck,
I believe maclaren are been picked on this year due to events last year, the 5 place deduction for kovalainan was wrong aswell IMO, he had no where to go,what was he suposed to do drive off the track?
off me soapbox now!!
steve
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22-06-2008, 03:17 PM
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22-06-2008, 06:26 PM
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hamilton lost his head a littl ebit in the beginning, i think he hsould have put his "sensible" hat on and chosen his moments much better rather than thinking "i'm lewis hamilton, i'm the fastest guy out there so overtaking will be a peice of piss" and then driven with the ability of a 14 year old twoc'r 
22-06-2008, 07:51 PM
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Iwas wondering what took the FIA so long to investigate the incident let alone give him the penalty. Everyone could see what had happened and all the FIA (Ferraris international assistance) had to do was get on the radio and tell Lewis to let Vettel back trough like they usually do.
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