Always the same suspects in GT2 aswell, people that have had 4 seasons of racing nothing but GT2 and setup development will dominate, GT2 originally was for new teams/drivers in MoE... Try doing something different.
I thought it was a bit of a shit livery when i saw the design but in that picture it just shocks me everytime i look at it, which is pretty cool imo.
The guy who owns that is on pistonheads, theres loads of pics from photoshoots on there, should see his other cars too!!!
What about brawn gp?
Actually i really liked the brawn gp livery.
Actually i really liked the brawn gp livery.
I don't think that will be the case tbh, i think the gap will be closer but it's the design of the whole car, the redbull seems to mould into the track and be quite a flexible car if that makes sense whereas the McLaren is very stiff and streamlined. We'll see, will be interesting anyway.
Ok I'm certain then...
What a stupid thing to say, you think that you can just crash someone into a wall when they're beside you just because you want to take your line, your full of shit and know **** all about racing. I know for a fact if the cars had been reversed hamilton would have been strung up by his bollocks for being too agressive and not paying attention to where other cars are, just proves hamilton is treated unfairly by the stewards and people that should know better.
I think you'll find Button did the exact same move to schumacher that hamilton did to him later in the race, except schumacher didn't push him into the pitwall. I was laughing hard at Lauda's comments, guy sounds like he's losing his marbles.
What exactly did he do wrong today then?
Well for me, if someone has made a move on you, you have 2 options, release the corner or leave a cars width and go round the outside, alonso gave him enough room and was following the outside of the track and Jenson was pretty much driving straight through the chicane and aiming at the next apex.
Little drawing here to help you.
Alonso's line was a little more inside than in the pic but you get the idea.
Why did Jenson hit his rear wheel then if he was side by side with him THROUGH the chicane?
They weren't side by side in the chicane.
Alonso didn't turn into Jenson taking a normal line though did he? He gave him room and took an outside line and Jenson was going too fast to avoid him and take a tighter line. I agree it should be a racing incident like hamilton and webber, but that doesn't stop it being Hamiltons fault.
But Alonso hung onto the outside, he didn't just cut across him, he was following the line of the kerb and Jenson had his nose aimed at him.
He put his team mate into a wall, understeered into alonso and took him out of the race and the 3 overtakes he did do were all gifted to him. I don't think he should be penailsed for the Alonso incident but will be interesting to see the one with hamilton.
Jenson just tried the exact same move on schumacher that hamilton did on him, difference being schumacher didn't turn in on him...
Jenson smashing into people again...
Well that's how i'd call it aswell actually if he couldn't see him, if he could see him and started turning into him then Jenson was in the wrong.
Lewis makes the rash moves out of the pair of them because Jenson doesn't make any moves.
Like i said before, i'm not blaming Button for it if he couldn't see but if he could see hamilton in his mirrors then imo he is at fault. He wasn't even on the dry line, the "normal" line is a car length to the right, i suppose vettel should have just turned into alonso and taken his normal line at the start too? You can't just ****ing pretend someone isn't there, regardless of who has the right to a line or corner, you don't just turn in because the rule book is in your favour. It's a non contact sport and Hamilton was doing his best whilst along side to avoid contact and Jenson did everything to make contact.
What are you going on about? Assuming Button knew he was there he should have chose either inside or outside line, you can't just drive your normal line when theres a car on the outside of you.
If Jenson kept his car in a straight line the incident wouldn't have happened.
First was Lewis's fault, second was an account of both, if everyone did what Jenson did there'd be no overtaking at all, can't just turn into someone when they've going for an overlap. Let me ask you this Tristan, have you ever attempted to drive round someone when you've had a better exit? then as you were getting alongside they turned into you, who would you lay the blame at? Though i can't blame Jenson for that one either, he had no mirrors with the spray etc.
Maybe if he felt he had something to apologise for he would have done it himself.
From memory up until now his interviews have been pretty corporate, it's not like his been coming out with comments like this every weekend for 3 years, the race thing was meant as a joke, i just don't think he pulled it off very well and i bet he regretted it a few seconds after, your forgetting they're very much in the heat of the moment, it's very easy for you to criticize his comments when the things that are happening aren't effecting you. Well he was still a rookie driver so obviously mistakes are going to happen, if anything that tells you more about kimi and alonso than hamilton, they should have ran away with it, but they didn't they're excellent mental capabilities didn't get them very far did it.
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But you call him an idiot and say he's dangerous, if he's so stupid and reckless how did he manage to beat alonso who many describe as the best driver on the grid in his rookie season? And loose out by only 1 point to kimi in the season, who obviously you rate as a driver. I really don't see how he's dangerous, there was one incident in the canada pitlane which was just a momentary lapse in concentration, probably messing with the 20 buttons on his steering wheel, just like button did when he drove into the wrong pitbox. i can't see what else you'd consider dangerous, everything else has been racing incidents which every driver has, who i think you'll find will blame the other driver unless they're 100% in the wrong. Just because he doesn't over analyze situations like Jenson does doesn't make him stupid, he must have something up there because i can't see him getting all the way to F1 otherwise.
Whatever you think of his driving or mental decisions in the car, it obviously wins races and championships which is what ever driver wants.
I think it's probably best to just say we both have different preferences in drivers and end it at that because we're just going round in circles and it's getting boring.
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