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<blockquote data-quote="Brogan" data-source="post: 9664" data-attributes="member: 1">You make a good point.Looking at the results, Kimi has scored 30 points in the last 4 Grands Prix, Rubens 22, Lewis 18, Heikki 15 and Jenson 12.<a href="http://cliptheapex.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=51&amp;t=815">F1 WDC &amp; WCC Points 2009</a>Ironically since Hungary, Kimi has been on a relentless climb upwards with 4 podiums, including 1 win.We can only wonder how the results would have been if Massa was still racing.Would Ferrari be even higher up in the WCC or would Kimi not have performed as well?Is Kimi another driver who has been unfairly labelled with a negative personality trait?Having said that though, if it wasn't for Kimi's use of the run-off area at Eau Rouge, the first lap incidents at Spa and Lewis' last lap crash in Monza, the points and standings would look very different.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brogan, post: 9664, member: 1"] You make a good point. Looking at the results, Kimi has scored 30 points in the last 4 Grands Prix, Rubens 22, Lewis 18, Heikki 15 and Jenson 12. [url=http://cliptheapex.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=815]F1 WDC & WCC Points 2009[/url] Ironically since Hungary, Kimi has been on a relentless climb upwards with 4 podiums, including 1 win. We can only wonder how the results would have been if Massa was still racing. Would Ferrari be even higher up in the WCC or would Kimi not have performed as well? Is Kimi another driver who has been unfairly labelled with a negative personality trait? Having said that though, if it wasn't for Kimi's use of the run-off area at Eau Rouge, the first lap incidents at Spa and Lewis' last lap crash in Monza, the points and standings would look very different. [/QUOTE]

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