He had a dominant car in 07, got beat by a rookieraymondu999 wrote:Dear God someone stop this Spaniard!
For the sake of F1 we need to stop him getting a dominant car at all costs!
He had a dominant car in 07, got beat by a rookieraymondu999 wrote:Dear God someone stop this Spaniard!
For the sake of F1 we need to stop him getting a dominant car at all costs!
Sour grapes much?And Hamilton... In that car he should never have people driving off into the sunset in front of him.myurr wrote:Button and Hamilton in the first stint when it was actually raining?Pierce89 wrote:There were only two today.vall wrote:what happened to all those "RainMasters" today?
Mercedes = sprinter. In the race, you need to be a marathon runner.myurr wrote:Mercedes still only has one point. Not the start they were looking for.
To me this just shows how little pressure he was under last year.NathanOlder wrote:Another error in the race from Vettel. 2 in 2. Not so luck this time hey Seb
Yet today he stomped him with that *BEEP* Ferrari(not really Hamiltons fault so much as the team but he should've been able to outrace the cars in front of him)NathanOlder wrote:He had a dominant car in 07, got beat by a rookieraymondu999 wrote:Dear God someone stop this Spaniard!
For the sake of F1 we need to stop him getting a dominant car at all costs!
Or just pointing out the flaw in your fanboi comment. What about the drives from Senna, Vergne, Raikkonen, Schumacher, etc. What did Alonso actually do in the rain other than pit at the right time and steal the lead after McLaren messed up?Pierce89 wrote:Sour grapes much?myurr wrote:Button and Hamilton in the first stint when it was actually raining?
He didn't have the pace of the Sauber though. Which was absolutely weird. In fact no one had.zeph wrote:Hamilton SOOL today. He didn't put a foot wrong but strategy and pitstops ruined his race.
My thought.bhallg2k wrote:So you think it's impossible for a 2nd-year driver to screw up on a drying track with the pressure of fighting for the win?Shrieker wrote:Alonso and Perez both drove fantastic races but what happened in the end overshadows it all. Blatant manipulation of race results is DISGUSTING plain and simple.
The FIA are to blame for this mockery.
Thanks to Sauber, Ferrari and the FIA for causing me to question myself why I'm watching F1 after all.
Tough crowd.
Is it just me or do 90% of the wins get thrown away by an great strategy at McLaren?zeph wrote:Hamilton SOOL today. He didn't put a foot wrong but strategy and pitstops ruined his race.
He won the race. That should count for something, yanno?myurr wrote:What did Alonso actually do in the rain other than pit at the right time and steal the lead after McLaren messed up?
Pierce89 wrote:Yet today he stomped him with that Sh!tbox FerrariNathanOlder wrote:He had a dominant car in 07, got beat by a rookieraymondu999 wrote:Dear God someone stop this Spaniard!
For the sake of F1 we need to stop him getting a dominant car at all costs!