One wouldn't expect anything other really!
At least that lets Nico off the hook then.
Poll Which Team Mate Has 'Played Dirty' with Lewis Hamilton The Most?
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One wouldn't expect anything other really!
At least that lets Nico off the hook then.
You don't get to unilaterally decide which content is posted.Example 27 of why this thread is a complete nonsense. Glad you would like to preserve its integrity Bro
As the thread offends you so much, I have done you a favour and permanently banned you from posting on it
Thats not what I meant when I put it.
Once again I'm sorry its upset you.
Once again I'm sorry its upset you.
Rosberg, obviously, because he deliberately did not avoid a collision.
There's no dirty tricks reasonably alleged against Button, and Alonso was targeting McLaren rather than Hamilton per se.
There's no dirty tricks reasonably alleged against Button, and Alonso was targeting McLaren rather than Hamilton per se.
Hey KekeTheKing I voted Alonso I bet that surprised you? I voted Alonso because of the incident where he held Lewis up in the pits so that he couldn't get another qualifying lap in which is the only blatant thing I've seen any of his teammates do..
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It's not like Lewis hasn't been a bit underhand as a team player is it? A certain tweeting of confidential telemetry springs to mind..
I refer the right honorable gentleman to my post above my previous post which was definitely aimed at Lewis
I've tried to apply some science to this and came up with the following formula:
Number of times dirty against - number of times been dirty * press perception factor / average number of hours spent sulking.
The trouble is, after running the numbers, the answer to the question is........ Ron Dennis
Number of times dirty against - number of times been dirty * press perception factor / average number of hours spent sulking.
The trouble is, after running the numbers, the answer to the question is........ Ron Dennis
I had to vote martyr as you decided not to include Kovaleinen as an option.
The poll clearly indicates that Jenson is, as any fule kno, a lovely boy.
The poll clearly indicates that Jenson is, as any fule kno, a lovely boy.
I thought you had to be dead to be a martyr...
Josh
Champion Elect
No I looked it up, see:
noun
1.
a person who willingly suffers death rather than renounce his or herreligion.
2.
a person who is put to death or endures great suffering on behalf ofany belief, principle, or cause:
a martyr to the cause of social justice.
3.
a person who undergoes severe or constant suffering:
a martyr to severe headaches.
4.
a person who seeks sympathy or attention by feigning or exaggerating pain, deprivation, etc.
verb (used with object)
5.
to make a martyr of, especially by putting to death.
6.
to torment or torture.
noun
1.
a person who willingly suffers death rather than renounce his or herreligion.
2.
a person who is put to death or endures great suffering on behalf ofany belief, principle, or cause:
a martyr to the cause of social justice.
3.
a person who undergoes severe or constant suffering:
a martyr to severe headaches.
4.
a person who seeks sympathy or attention by feigning or exaggerating pain, deprivation, etc.
verb (used with object)
5.
to make a martyr of, especially by putting to death.
6.
to torment or torture.
Well, if you looked that up in a dictionary I suggest you look for its definition of the word herreligion.
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After the Spa incident I think for the first time Hamilton will have a team mate he feels he can't trust on track. Although the rivalries with Alonso (especially) and Button got heated I think he could always trust them to fight fair on track when it came to wheel to wheel racing. Rosberg just spat in the face of that.
However, the off (and on) track mind games and politics with Alonso in 2007 were a spectacle by themselves... I think I'd like to see how the rest of the season pans out before committing a vote to this one.
As for Button, well this is what happened when they collided:
However, the off (and on) track mind games and politics with Alonso in 2007 were a spectacle by themselves... I think I'd like to see how the rest of the season pans out before committing a vote to this one.
As for Button, well this is what happened when they collided:
I wish there was an "I don't care option" so I could see the results without voting. Sounds an oxymoron but I think this is an interesting way to profile the forum users.
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