… I know McLaren are very interested in Seb and Fernando to lead the new Honda era so he has an option should this continue to not work out so well. Early days though. The championship is heating up nicely.
Indeed its all over the European press and would be a gamble for both of them, but maybe its what Fernando at least needs. I know Ferrari are chasing Ross Brawn once again through desperation and Fernando's 5 years hasn't worked out how he expected. He did say a few years ago that as a child he always dreamed of driving for McLaren as they were his favourite team, hopefully if he goes back it will work this time around.
I think Hamilton gets a hard time from F1 fans and much of it is not deserved. I agree Hamilton is a little more emotional than Nico and sometimes he doesn't conduct himself as well after things don't go his way, but you are wrong in the way you say Nico credits the team and other variables for his success, because they both do that. Hamilton never takes full credit for wins and always thanks the team and comments on how hard they have worked, even after mechanical DNF's have ruined his day. We need to at least give Lewis credit for that. Nico does the same of course.I think Hamilton behaves like a spoiled little brat, but seeing he got a win puts more competition back into the race for the Driver's. However, I'd really not like to see Mercedes push out a bias punishment like Belgium again. Hamilton whines when he loses and puffs himself up when he wins - Rosberg just drives well and credits his team, or the weather, or the tires, or whatever, for his success. It's a shame that Hamilton gets more favoritism given his fan base, but that's how it is. The better driver will win in the end.
Indeed its all over the European press and would be a gamble for both of them, but maybe its what Fernando at least needs. I know Ferrari are chasing Ross Brawn once again through desperation and Fernando's 5 years hasn't worked out how he expected. He did say a few years ago that as a child he always dreamed of driving for McLaren as they were his favourite team, hopefully if he goes back it will work this time around.
There is nothing more annoying when chatting on forums than somebody altering the wording in your posts. When I said the season is 'hotting' up, that is exactly what I meant. It is a slang phrase (a bit like 'kool') and although it doesn't convey the best grammar, it was correct in how I intended it. I am not the best speller either and I do not profess to be. I ask politely, please don't do it again.
I don't believe the better driver 'could' win in the end because reliability has played far too much of a role this season at Mercedes. Both drivers have had their up's and down's and despite their skill's on track, a mechanical DNF could decide the championship and that is out of their hands. One of them will win the championship and it will be the luckier of the two. From a personal perspective I hope it is Hamilton because I think he is driving extremely well this year and has kept focussed even when things haven't gone his way. He may appear emotional at times but its the talking that is done on track that counts. Considering he has lost way more points than Nico this year through none finishes and the Spa incident, 22 points is impressively close.
Hamilton credits the team in every BBC interview but I can't comment from others around the world. He always has been very complimentary towards his team(s) since entering Formula 1.
It was not the phrase I used so whether another phrase exists is rather irrelevant. This is the second time you have quoted me and each time you have been sarcastic. I have never encountered you before, yet have remained polite. Not sure what the problem is?
If you think I can not handle being trolled on the internet and will somehow find it tough, then you couldn't be more wrong. It is an unnecessary bi-product of internet discussion that we may all face and we all handle it differently. You are not the first person to try this on me I can assure you. I've remained civil because that is the sort of person I am. If I have said something F1 related you don't like and has prompted you to try and start an argument then you won't get far with me. If you can't be respectful then I have the option to hide your posts. Its sad I have had to write this.
Every incident is judged by the stewards based on what they see. I think Spa has been discussed to death now and I can't see the point in going over it with a minority of people that feel Hamilton was to blame. Its a waste of time and has been dealt with.
I doubt it, its been discussed to death already and the outcome was satisfactory. If you want to go over something from 2 races ago then that is fine. Hopefully somebody will join in and your desired discussion can continue.Good. Maybe someone else can chime in and talk with the 'minority' now without sounding a bit condescending. This is a discussion forum, after all.
