I can see how Lewis fans would look at it that way Greenlantern101 but for the rest of us it looks very much like you have 8 chickens and no sign of a fox anywhere..
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Head To Head Nico Rosberg vs Lewis Hamilton
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Its is more my high opinion of Nico that makes me think the championship will be closer than most people on this thread are thinking. He is a very good driver, just ask Schumach...oh hang on.
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None of us can predict what the unpredictables will be. We can speculate on the outcomes of unpredictable eventualities. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. But writing off the championship and consigning the future as utterly predictable is to ignore all of history.
Shall we just watch the rest of the championship and enjoy the battles ahead.
None of us can predict what the unpredictables will be. We can speculate on the outcomes of unpredictable eventualities. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. But writing off the championship and consigning the future as utterly predictable is to ignore all of history.
Shall we just watch the rest of the championship and enjoy the battles ahead.
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Ha ha. We congratulated a champ at the finish line of the last race of the season once and had to retract it. 2008, was it?
It's getting close to what I would call trolling now Meph. Have you lost interest in Button now he's not a contender.
Lewy if he survived the Brazilian public after São Paulo in 2008 I think he's safe.
At the moment Hamilton is quicker in quali and getting better starts, but without issues, Rosberg has been quicker during the race.
So what would he need to do, gear the car more towards quali on circuits where overtaking is difficult? Sort his starts out? In the race start the attack sooner so he doesn't run out of laps?
It sounds a lot but it's not that much to do, he might be one missing ingredient. Two of those four races Rosberg should have had Hamilton. He'll learn and the next times he might just get him.
It's not decided. We're only five races in.
At the moment Hamilton is quicker in quali and getting better starts, but without issues, Rosberg has been quicker during the race.
So what would he need to do, gear the car more towards quali on circuits where overtaking is difficult? Sort his starts out? In the race start the attack sooner so he doesn't run out of laps?
It sounds a lot but it's not that much to do, he might be one missing ingredient. Two of those four races Rosberg should have had Hamilton. He'll learn and the next times he might just get him.
It's not decided. We're only five races in.
Can I just clarify I've never argued that this is an 'easy' title for Lewis to win. I've just said its firmly in his hands and he could have a lot tougher opposition than Rosberg.
Doesn't mean I'm saying its easy or pinning the medal round his neck yet.
Doesn't mean I'm saying its easy or pinning the medal round his neck yet.
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I think the main differece between the two right now is that Hamilton has already won the title. It does make a big difference to a driver when they compete for a title.
Brundle I thought made a very pertinent observation after Barcelona when he said Lewis's driving these days reminded him of Lauda and Prost at similar stages in their careers. He's in control because he's driving just fast enough to stay ahead of Rosberg, safe in the knowledge that he's got an extra gear in him if he needs it. Rosberg meanwhile has to find an extra gear to beat him. There is a subtle difference, and his driving reflects that.
Brundle I thought made a very pertinent observation after Barcelona when he said Lewis's driving these days reminded him of Lauda and Prost at similar stages in their careers. He's in control because he's driving just fast enough to stay ahead of Rosberg, safe in the knowledge that he's got an extra gear in him if he needs it. Rosberg meanwhile has to find an extra gear to beat him. There is a subtle difference, and his driving reflects that.
Is that to anyone in particular RasputinLives?
And the unpredictable predictably occurs and the likelyhood of Lewis emerging from this weekend as championship leader is now extremely slim. Why, because of two extremely fast drivers competing in equal machinery with equal opportunity.
No cake-walk, nay-sayers!
No cake-walk, nay-sayers!
Well Hamilton has made it pretty clear he thought it was deliberate, without saying as much.
Excuse me, could you please clean the fan? The shit seems to have hit it.
Weirdly fitting this is the street sign where Rosberg parked.
Anyone commenting on this thread from now on needs to wear suitable head protection.
Tin helmets are available here.
Tin helmets are available here.
I don't believe it was deliberate at all. Before Brundle said the same thing, I commented from my bed that reversing back on to the track was naughty. Could this be judged as impeding another driver, rather than the cheating a lot are claiming?
For the record, if the rules allow, that is the call I would make and would issue a 5 place drop. This depends however on the timing of the yellow and the stewards testimony of this.
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