And hello to you too, sunshine.
Hellooooooooooooooooooooooo
Just got back to Toronto from Montreal. Somewhat boring race with Vettel winning again..
heres a quick snap before i go through the rest of my photos
You guys are lucky. Unless we get pit access we have to sit so far away in the stand and with the fence we can never get such a clean shot.
Oh, more Vettel bashing. How original.
Oh, more anti-anti-vettel bashing. How original. Guess what started this discussion?
Deserves to be booed for being good? No.
You know who else thinks he's getting booed because he/she is good? Paris Hilton. That's right, "people hate her because she's the ****".
Get real guys, this has nothing to do with him being "good". Why can't you understand that? Rather, why DON'T you want to understand that?
I'm curious if you have ever wanted to achieve something extradonary from life that is above 95 - 98% of people? Your comments suggest to me that you have never stepped up and have always been happy kicking around the midfield making up excuses as to why your not where you want to be.
I was the top student in the country until year 7, then the top 1% in the latter years, when I started getting bored of it. Is that competitive and extraordinary enough?
See, you're saying Vettel wants to be in the top 1% or so. That's not true, Vettel wants to be the 100% itself. That's the impression he gives and that's what gets on my nerves. It almost feels like if he had the chance to clone himself and have a formula Vettel race, he'd do it.
I think you feel as if one can end up a triple world champion by just bouncing around and not paying attention to details.
Of course not. However he's not the only one paying attention to detail and working his ass off.
Some of the guys he lapped last weekend probably work harder than he does.
Not only is Vettel a fast driver but he works very hard off the track with engineering and setup and testing, he takes time to talk to the team and build relationship etc, their is a reason why the team backs him and thats because he puts in so much effort to control as many varibles as possible, just like Senna did.
Again, does that make him so much faster than Raikkonen that he laps him in a race? Please answer this question.
And, in fairness after three world championships and many records broken you'd want to break as many records as possible before the dream ended.
There's a limit to that. I explained it already I don't have to go through it again.
Since we're on a GT forum, can I ask if you've ever raced someone so slow you had to lift and maybe let him pass to keep things hot? I'm not suggesting that Vettel should pull over just for the sake of racing them wheel to wheel, but I'm talking about the mentality of the driver. He's the type that would celebrate a victory even if he was the only one racing.
Just now noticed that BHRxRacer actually commented on Vettel's maturity by comparing him to Hamilton. Right. The guy who dumped his father-manager, went on an emo streak where pressures, girl troubles and management issues caused him to lose focus on racing, got fined for doing a burnout off-track, splashed cameramen with a jetski and brings a lapdog to the race.
I'm a big fan of Lewis's driving, and I'm glad his on-track shenanigans have settled down, but mature is perhaps not the best word for him.
Point out where I said Lewis is mature. I think you misunderstood what I said.The reason I brought up Lewis as an example is because he's the 2nd most immature driver ever. I just mentioned that he's not as immature as Vettel because it feels like he's just a kid that's going to grow up one day.
Hamilton's immaturity feels more like a syndrome, whereas Vettel's seems like a disease.
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In other news, I'm glad Silverstone's marshals are going to acknowledge last weekend's victim.
