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  1. ypsilon

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    Ruthless agression; I would call it an agressive driving style (Stalin was ruthless). And I'm sure it's not just Hamilton. And secondly he only seems to do on Rosberg. as a by product of the Mercedes dominance and their mutual disagreement.

    He said something else in Austin. But ofcourse it's a LH's act. LH taking an advance on his future acting career as "the tough kid from the back streets of London" where he grew up and which gave him such a tough upbringing. That's is how I believe he described it last season.

    Rosberg was on the outside, that's what happens at race starts, people either end up on the outside or the inside after the main straight. Normally the first one to enter the first corner on the inside takes the racing line and the lead....;)
     
  2. P.Singhof

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    According to Lauda they started with a one-stop strategy in mind. After looking at the first set of tyres it seems that they changed their mind, they set more pace to get enough gap over the RB who they expected to do a one-stop at the time.
    As soon as they realized that RB was also on a two-stop they took it easy and covered the race with the safety stops to be sure that there will be no tyre issues.
     
  3. IanMac

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    They pretty much all do that, it's just part of today's PR driven world.
     
  4. william

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    This guy is a fake.

    That's why he will never be great.
     
  5. LightGuy

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    And as educated fans we should accept it.

    So the smart ones pretend to be nice guys for the fans and the sponsors. So what ?

    All this crap about Vettel being sincere. People forget the bad days so quickly.
     
  6. LightGuy

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    M. Schumacher was the King of Canned Performances.
    Another loser.
     
  7. william

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    Let's blow some myths and put the record straight here.

    Hamilton wasn't born in poverty, nor did he grew up in the back streets of London.

    His father was a middle-class director in 2 companies he founded, who provided Lewis with a cosy upbringing including paying for him to do karting from a early age. Not really hardship, is it. Stevenhage is a residential quiet small town North of London, nor really a ghetto for minorities.

    Hamilton and his entourage have been peddling this "rag to riches" story to impress the gullibles.
     
  8. HMS

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    3 championships under his belt and he is a fake? Haters gonna hate.
     
  9. ELP_JC

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    Fake person, not a fake driver :).
     
  10. william

    william Two Time F1 World Champ
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    +1
     
  11. HMS

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    Remember when everyone said the same about SV when he was a Red Bull. He made it point to stick his finger up every chance he got. He was very unlikable when he was on top.
     
  12. william

    william Two Time F1 World Champ
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    I liked Vettel then, and I like him now.

    I like Rosberg too.
     
  13. rmani

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    Yep. He was pretty insufferable for a while
     
  14. Bas

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    He had the ''finger'' since his F3 days. It's also the finger that was almost sliced clean off in a FR3.5 accident...



    +1
     
  15. nerofer

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    Bah, sour grapes of yours, William, that's all. How can a man who himself says:

    "I think that my situation today is comparable with the one into which were, in their time Muhammad Ali, Usain Bolt, or Tiger Woods"

    not be great, I ask you, hmmm?

    Knowing that you read french, I put the link to the french version, but the english one is also available...

    F1, Formule 1 - Infos - Hamilton se compare à Usain Bolt, Mohamed Ali et Tiger Woods | Nextgen-Auto.com

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  16. kraftwerk

    kraftwerk Two Time F1 World Champ

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    Yes I like them, what's not to like about great drivers, and I'd tell them to their face if they were up close.
     
  17. P.Singhof

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    Interesting as neither Ali, Bolt or Woods need any major equipment to achieve their results wheras Hamilton relies on a superior car...Not the best comparison he did, some might even say an unworldly one.
     
  18. nerofer

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    For him, the saying: "Reden ist Silber, Schweigen ist Gold" is usually very appropriate...

    Rgds
     
  19. P.Singhof

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    Hahaha, that would obviously work for both of the Mercedes team drivers lately
     
  20. kraftwerk

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    Yes, so then to judge a superior driver we have to use teammate comparisons, because otherwise, we could say Rubens was as good as MS, Webber was as good as Vettel..and so on.

    To dismiss that extra inherent talent needed to be on top of the heap, of all the F1 drivers, just by saying, all that's needed is a superior car, is an insult to all WDC winners IMO.
     
  21. NeuroBeaker

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    LOL! Das stimmt! :D

    For those who haven't learned some German, the saying is: "Speaking is silver, silence is golden".

    All the best,
    Andrew.
     
  22. nerofer

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    There was a pun half-intended on the car, which is silver, and on Lewis habits as for jewels: gold.

    Rgds
     
  23. nerofer

    nerofer F1 World Champ

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    How was the A.J Foyt quote?
    "Press Relation, I don't need no P.R, my right foot is my best P.R"

    Rgds
     
  24. P.Singhof

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    Even better :D
    No, you turn my words again as needed. I did not say that all one does need is a superior car and you will be WDC for certain but I said that every WDC needed a superior (or least competitive) car. Woods needs some rackets, Bolt some shoes and Ali some gloves so if they beat someone it is only by their own abilities and nothing more.
    Sorry if you do not understand (and Hamilton obviously does not either) that F1 is a team sport rather than just individual. But Hamilton named only individuals but he is part of a team. Apart from that is someone mentioning himself among the greats of sports (whoever one think they) very suspect to me, comments like this are only a sign of delusion of grandeur...
     
  25. kraftwerk

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    I fully understand what you said, you are now adding words to your original comment, ie :
    Ok what you did say or lets say, you inferred it, by stating
    However only when I have pointed it out to you by going by that measure, the same would apply about Vettel ect, you have now realized the error in your comment, or is there another motive.

    And comparing using the analogy of boxing and golf players to F1 drivers..is somewhat bizarre to say the least.

    If Hamilton wants to think like a winner, what is wrong with that, 3 x WDC in his trophy cabinet, tells me he can back his chat up on the track,.. ok next.
     

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