but I think that the Vettel, Alonso and Hamilton are generally considered to be the top three for a reason, and I see no reason why things would have taken a different turn whichever of those three were behind the wheel.
Hey what about Button?
but I think that the Vettel, Alonso and Hamilton are generally considered to be the top three for a reason, and I see no reason why things would have taken a different turn whichever of those three were behind the wheel.
I think Button is about on the same level as Webber, so we already have that answer.Hey what about Button?
I didn't know there were people still stuck in the Vettel can't overtake mantra...
So what point are you arguing me then?I've never said he can't overtake, he can, I am merely suggesting that as it stands, he doesn't have to, should Hamilton and Alonso be in the same car neither would they.
Here is a list of all the drivers that I believe could do just as good a job as Vettel in that car.
- Fernando Alonso
- Kimi Raikkonen
- Lewis Hamilton
- Jenson Button
- Nico Rosberg
- Romain Grosjean
- Felipe Massa
- Kamui Kobayashi
- Nico Hulkenberg
- Pastor Maldonado
So what point are you arguing me then?
Do you, or do you not, agree that all three of them have had extraordinary times when they crashed into people, but that with all three it rarely happens?