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Originally Posted by Aditya
(Post 1017410)
There's no rule saying you can't unlap yourself. |
Originally Posted by Raajiv
(Post 1017421)
But it was pointless for him as it would never fetch him a single championship point. lol: |
Originally Posted by Aditya
(Post 1017410)
Also, it is quite evident that Alonso had slowed down on the last lap. How else can you explain Hamilton pulling away from him after unlapping himself. Remember one more thing. If you are on the same lap as the leader you get to finish the full quota of laps. If you are a lap down, you don't. Hamilton's idea was right. If a car ahead of him failed to finish, he would gain a place. |
Originally Posted by anachronix
(Post 1017111)
Well! Not the first time though Mclaren have ruined somebody's race. :Frustrati |
Originally Posted by anachronix
(Post 1017115)
If there are only negative things about a driver to look at? |
Originally Posted by anachronix
(Post 1017115)
Probably Mclaren would fit him with an Italian Stebel air horn to warn his fellow drivers |
Originally Posted by sujaylahiri
(Post 1017144)
Keep in mind that Kimi had plenty of chances to pass Kubica (who was in an inferior car) |
Originally Posted by sujaylahiri
(Post 1017144)
I mean I used to be a big Kimi fan in his McLaren days because he was this aspiring driver who had the potential to beat Michael Schumacher but was mostly bogged down by an unreliable car or simply bad luck. |
Originally Posted by sujaylahiri
(Post 1017144)
Anyway back to Hamilton, I think there is too much media pressure on him, especially from the British press and even Ron Dennis, and him being inexperienced, he's unable handle to all that, and hence all the recent mistakes. |
Originally Posted by suman
(Post 1017428)
Absolutely correct. But have you ever seen anyone unlap themselves immediately after being lapped? |
Originally Posted by suman
(Post 1017428)
Since he was lapped on the closing lap itself & Alonso had already slowed down, don't you feel that Hamilton could have floored the pedal & stayed well ahead of him before being lapped? Instead of reacting immediately after being lapped - the jinxing that he did to get out from behind Alonso which was highly exaggerated? Why get into a blue flag waving situation in the first place? |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1017454)
Same goes with Ferarris and the others... If you see only negative things then that is all you would see. That way you think Kimi is perfect ? you think Shoemaker was perfect ? Even he was surrounded by controversy. . |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1017454)
Why didnt you say this when Kimi crashed into Sutil ? if you were unbiased... . |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1017454)
He's still very young and has lots to learn, which he will i'm sure with experience. |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1016061)
agree:, i doubt it if these people ( you are refering to ) would like it if others used Names other than their own to refer to them... |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1017454)
you think Shoemaker was perfect? |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1017454)
He's still very young and has lots to learn, which he will i'm sure with experience. |
Originally Posted by jraj
(Post 1017440)
As I read somewhere on a F1 site,LH has to understand that being overtaken is a part of F1 and he neednt have a mad rush of blood.But itseems as of now,he really gets into a frenzy the moment someone overtakes him and does something which is not at all helping him in any way. |
Originally Posted by finneyp
(Post 1017487)
If he is still very young, he should have continued with Go Karting! |
Originally Posted by anachronix
(Post 1017482)
There is a difference between crashing at 300KM/H in a damp track and 30 KM/H on a dry hot pit lane. And top of it justify it to be a racing incident. Oh sorry, I am biased and stupid:right? |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1017454)
you think Shoemaker was perfect ? Even he was surrounded by controversy. |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1017454)
Why didnt you say this when Kimi crashed into Sutil ? if you were unbiased... |
Originally Posted by Aditya
(Post 1017469)
I don't have the greatest memory, but, I think in 1994 at Canada, Michael Schumacher let his Benetton team mate JJ Lehto unlap himself. |
Originally Posted by Aditya
(Post 1017469)
Anyway, it seems the drivers are going to quesyion Lewis about his driving style at Shanghai. Let's see what that throws up. :) |
Originally Posted by jraj
(Post 1017484)
First this.. ..and then this??? So can we say "Papa dont preach"?? I agree even I called LH with someother name.but not after Zak's post.So guys lets keep this clean.If not,lets not atleast preach. |
Originally Posted by iraghava
(Post 1017022)
Let me forget what happened at the first corner but what really, really astounded me about Hamburger was what he did once Alonso lapped him! |
Originally Posted by iraghava
(Post 1017054)
Yeah it is. Why don't you edit my earlier post to make it say Hammie there? |
Originally Posted by anachronix
(Post 1017482)
Michael Schumacher acheived so much and those 5 incidents! Mr. Hamilton just 33 races and not single championship and he has 5 incidents where the whole grid wants to take on him in a drivers briefing. |
Originally Posted by anachronix
(Post 1017482)
There is a difference between crashing at 300KM/H in a damp track and 30 KM/H on a dry hot pit lane. And top of it justify it to be a racing incident. Oh sorry, I am biased and stupid:right? . |
Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 1017545)
Papa Preaches till the Mommas listen my friend... just showing that names can be used, but people wont like it. |
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