Doesn´t really matter who it was. It wasn´t fair play anyway.myurr wrote:That was 100% Alonso and his trainer.Nando wrote:I´m referring Alonso staying in the pits to make sure Hamilton would not make the time.
I love both guys and i don´t think any of them was personally involved here but it was clear someone wanted to sabotage Hamilton in Hungary qualifying.
Read the final couple of paragraphs http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsp ... 003042.stmFakeAlonso wrote:Not the imagies do not match th words of the FIA narrator.myurr wrote:Can't see anything there where Hamilton ruined Alonso's lap. He's a few hundred metres ahead of him on the track at the point Alonso was over driving, ran wide, and started flapping his arms around.FakeAlonso wrote:Look at the video I posted. Is official FIA review.
He didn't give Alonso track position so Hamilton got to run first rather than second, that is all. It was naughty but didn't ruin Alonso's lap, and Alonso should have been adult enough to let the team deal with it.
Regarding blackmailing according to a qucik search it appears that Alonso was asking Deniss not to favor or make nr 1 Hamilton.."otherwise he will hand to FIA emails that prove that" Ok it looks like a "white" blackmail that can be justified BUT you are missing the point that .... Ron is favoring and treating HAM a nr 1 while officially claiming we have no nr 1 driver. Thats why ALonso said that he would show to FIA the emails.
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Easy. Let's keep such comments in other threads to not derail the race threads.Hail22 wrote:Hopefully Vettel kisses the wall again...only instead of Practice it would be nice during Qualifying/Race.
Phillyred wrote: Button must be suffering from some sort of "addiction" too?
a) WTF?n smikle wrote:My theory is that he has been getting himself "into another world" between races
n smikle wrote:Phillyred wrote: Button must be suffering from some sort of "addiction" too?
Nah he's consistently behind his teammate.
Webber's problem, you can see it clearly in his face and movements in some his close up shots if you look. I know when people look like that. My theory is that he has been getting himself "into another world" between races (especially after Monaco)....
I have to tread lightly with my assumptions though.. but It is not the first time, or even the first year I notice this from him. His appearance greatly changes too....
Anyway.. back to Canada qualifying.
Yeah I know.. But don't get me wrong though, It could be a simple, innocent case of staying too late at parties, or simply a camping trip...but it could be even worse.. but whatever it is it is costing him. In a championship like this he needs to be sharp at every race. Just wasn't the same Mark Webber that we saw in Monaco.sAx wrote:n smikle wrote:Phillyred wrote: Button must be suffering from some sort of "addiction" too?
Nah he's consistently behind his teammate.
Webber's problem, you can see it clearly in his face and movements in some his close up shots if you look. I know when people look like that. My theory is that he has been getting himself "into another world" between races (especially after Monaco)....
I have to tread lightly with my assumptions though.. but It is not the first time, or even the first year I notice this from him. His appearance greatly changes too....
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Anyway.. back to Canada qualifying.
Unless you have the wherewithal to defend a significant libel claim against a multi-millionaire, then I would agree that you should choose to be careful with your assumptions and theories.
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Cameras can catch people with all kinds of odd expressions on their faces. Whenever you blink or change expression there's a chance someone will snap a picture of you somewhere in between so you look utterly smashed. I've never read of Webber as a party animal. I think he has a long-term girlfriend named Ann.n smikle wrote:
Yeah I know.. But don't get me wrong though, It could be a simple, innocent case of staying too late at parties, or simply a camping trip...but it could be even worse.. but whatever it is it is costing him. In a championship like this he needs to be sharp at every race. Just wasn't the same Mark Webber that we saw in Monaco.
Your obviously a schumi HATER, as is evident in your blatant undermining of the BEST drive that ever did it!!! in F1 So please just go watch hamilton or Button who has never got one pole since he joined Mclaren laughable that stat is to be honest looool.Cam wrote:LOL. When you stand back and look at the whole, the problems are clear:
• retired driver, past his prime as lead developer - who can't keep on the road or away from other cars
• midweight driver, who apart from winning once in a Pirelli freak show, fails to punch above his weight at any occasion.
• obvious internal pressures on whether to continue or not - causing distractions and probably job hunting
• built a car around some internal tubing that doesn't perform to hopes (and weren't they grinning when they kept that)
• hasn't come up with any 'rule pushing' innovations since launch, not even so much as a hint of controversy.
Stop treating the drivers and teams like gods. They're simply not performing and they're not pushing any boundaries. Trying to run on past glories only compounds the failed efforts to find new solutions and new thinking.
Would you mind taking those rose tinted glasses off?SeijaKessen wrote:I'd rather not see a repeat of Schumacher/Hill from '95
That was despicable on Schumacher's part.
