Actually he is better!... Look how he has developed that McLArendave34m wrote:Oh but he is that good
, if Alonso brought 6 tenths than Hamilton must have brought 6 full seconds 
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Lewis Hamilton has won the Hungarian GP on merit by easily dominating the race from start to finish. He inherited the lead after Alonso lost a wheel and never gave it away again. Raikkonen is second, Webber third. Button saved two points while Vettel abandoned.
Actually he is better!... Look how he has developed that McLArendave34m wrote:Oh but he is that good
, if Alonso brought 6 tenths than Hamilton must have brought 6 full seconds because he would trade his WDC & 10 wins(11 actually) for your respect, he might even throw in that gorgeous girlfriend of his._____ wrote:He still has a lot to prove to me to gain my respect. Right now, he is just a lucky driver with a great car last season (which he almost blew!) and a magic boost button this season.
Yes =D> You got it right... Hamilton LET Vettel pass in Brazil._____ wrote: Sorry, Hamilton is a guy who let Seb Vettel overtake him in an STR in the closing laps of the Brazilian GP last year when the championship was on the line. I really don't understand the hype for Hamilton. Without his sugar daddy Ron Dennis at the helm, you can see how horrible his season has been.
And Webber LET Lewis pass todayn smikle wrote:Yes =D> You got it right... Hamilton LET Vettel pass in Brazil._____ wrote: Sorry, Hamilton is a guy who let Seb Vettel overtake him in an STR in the closing laps of the Brazilian GP last year when the championship was on the line. I really don't understand the hype for Hamilton. Without his sugar daddy Ron Dennis at the helm, you can see how horrible his season has been.
You're quite hilarious yourselfISLAMATRON wrote:And Webber LET Lewis pass todayn smikle wrote:Yes =D> You got it right... Hamilton LET Vettel pass in Brazil._____ wrote: Sorry, Hamilton is a guy who let Seb Vettel overtake him in an STR in the closing laps of the Brazilian GP last year when the championship was on the line. I really don't understand the hype for Hamilton. Without his sugar daddy Ron Dennis at the helm, you can see how horrible his season has been.
And how horrible has Alonso's season been with his sugar daddy Flav by his side?
Pure comedy I tell you.
I can't see why some people are still shocked when a WDC gets a car that's actually good enough for a win and wins! LH is a good driver. Give him a good car and he can win. Give him a crap car and, well, you know. Simple as that!Terrible3 wrote:There was so much talk going into this race that the Brawns would be back on top since they " run better in the hot." Clearly they were off the pace, just as they have been off in the British GP. Is JB time in the sunshine already over? Perhaps not... personally I hope it is. Championship wise, he still has the upper hand as Redbull not only have to race Brawn, but now Mcl, Ferrari and perhaps Williams.
What a bright idea!andartop wrote:Now, can we go back to things that haven't already been discussed to death?
And their lies the conudrum. It all depends on which side of the divide RBR and Brawn sit. If RBR continue to race near the front and gain podiums, while Brawn contine to fight only for a few points, then the lead will be gone in 4 races time. I expect that RBR will also pick it's title driver after the next 2 races. If MW remains in front on Vettel by beating him at least once and not losing too many points on the other, you figure the will line up behind him for the final 5 events. Last thing they would want to do is blow it by having their drivers take each other out.Terrible3 wrote: There was so much talk going into this race that the Brawns would be back on top since they " run better in the hot." Clearly they were off the pace, just as they have been off in the British GP. Is JB time in the sunshine already over? Perhaps not... personally I hope it is. Championship wise, he still has the upper hand as Redbull not only have to race Brawn, but now Mcl, Ferrari and perhaps Williams.
Webber had the fastest lap but wasn't consistent at all, as the Red Bull was harder on it's tyres. The McLarens were quick in Germany, quick here, and will probably be quick in Spain. I can see a few more podiums for LH and HK in the near future.nudger wrote:jeeze, the very last bit i absolutely agree withRay wrote:KERS. It has destroyed the racing this year in my opinion. Yes Lewis won by a big margin but without KERS he probably wouldn't be where he is. The fact that McLaren need it to be competitive show just how good the Red Bull is. This was a one off race for McLaren and Ferrari. The usual suspects will be back at the front sooner rather than later. It's also funny to me that when Lewis wins in lucky circumstances, with a hefty dose of improvements and great driving, it's because he's so good. But when Alonso smokes the field in both Fuji and Singapore, after a safety car yes but he was untouched the rest of the way, it's mere luck.jonathan189 wrote:Anyone else notice Webber actually recorded the fastest lap?F1s problem is it's fans, not the racing.
An expensive prank... but let's be honest, it was pretty funny.dave34m wrote:The whole year (2007) was a setup. Mclaren paid millions to get Alonso in the team just so they could then support a rookie driver and embarrass him.
