Mind you i was still interested at the beginning of the season, and i have to admit that the racing is still good (the Hungarian GP this year for example was one of the best i've ever seen for the on track battles). But it all looks so fake nowadays. It just turned ugly and lame in general and it hurts on the eyes and ears to see the whole thing in motion.
I would assume plenty would of, but with the lack of social media at the time and with a vast amount of Senna Fans either not being alive at the time he was racing or old enough to watch him Race live at the time, he ends up looking more philosophical to them then he really was.
Same here man! I'll admit Hamilton is more talented than Rosberg but in my opinion, personality is just as important in a sportsman. Had he not acted so disgustingly earlier in the season, I'd have been egging him on right now. But fact is, he did! Only the ill-informed think otherwise. Last year someone wrote a blog post called 'The Narcissism of Lewis Hamilton'; an article I now wholly agree with...
I can't take that seriously, I've heard Alonso shouting at drivers simply because they are in front of him and Di Resta going mental on the radio after a bad qualifying. It happens all the time.Race day came, and he decided to take his frustrations out on his engineers. I've heard race drivers wound up in the cockpit before, but never had I heard anyone so rude and arrogant. I mean they were doing everything they could to help him and his race! Who did he think he was to speak to them that way? Oh yeah, that's right. God himself!
Yes.
What proof do you have on this? Because this year I haven't seen any problems with Lewis not making his tyres last at all.
Can you be more specific please? With regards to equal treatment I can't recall Hamilton "whinging and complaining" for it.
If your theories about treatment are correct I still fail to see how Rosberg would not only be ahead but World Champion by now. The way I see it Hamilton had a bad start to the championship with his breakdown and then reeled in Rosberg but after Monaco qualifying Rosberg had got into Hamilton's head a bit, this combined with a run of bad luck meant Rosberg ended up with a healthy lead before Hamilton reeled him back in again to finally retake the lead.
You're right, he did. And now look? Even Ferrari are sick of him! Mind you, they're one and the same, Hamilton and Alonso. Both are fantastic drivers. Both think they're god almighty. Both demand anything and everything and when they don't get it, they throw their toys out the pram. And each time both have done this, it has disrupted the team harmony; sometimes slightly, sometimes massively. You'd think after having saw the negative impacts it can have on results, they'd both have learnt. Yet both continue to put themselves before the team. And this is a team sport!^It really worries me that yourself and the person that wrote that blog post spent actual time and effort to write that.
PS. In that blog it says how terrible it is Hamilton owns a plane and plans to create a museum.
So, no one is allowed to own a plane without looking without being 'arrogant'?
And, Alonso has done the same thing and created his own museum, with all his F1 cars and suits etc which is fantastic, so how is it so terrible?
Both of whom are just as much a pain in the backside as Hamilton is. Any team that wants them for their driving abilities has to be willing to pay that price!
Wrong. The image in your head is making the assumption that I only smashed one window!That's an angry post there. By the end of it this is all I envisoned from it.
You're right, he did. And now look? Even Ferrari are sick of him! Mind you, they're one and the same, Hamilton and Alonso. Both are fantastic drivers. Both think they're god almighty. Both demand anything and everything and when they don't get it, they throw their toys out the pram. And each time both have done this, it has disrupted the team harmony; sometimes slightly, sometimes massively. You'd think after having saw the negative impacts it can have on results, they'd both have learnt. Yet both continue to put themselves before the team. And this is a team sport!
Both of whom are just as much a pain in the backside as Hamilton is. Any team that wants them for their driving abilities has to be willing to pay that price!
Wrong. The image in your head is making the assumption that I only smashed one window!
Funny you should mention that...
You're right, he did. And now look? Even Ferrari are sick of him! Mind you, they're one and the same, Hamilton and Alonso. Both are fantastic drivers. Both think they're god almighty. Both demand anything and everything and when they don't get it, they throw their toys out the pram. And each time both have done this, it has disrupted the team harmony; sometimes slightly, sometimes massively. You'd think after having saw the negative impacts it can have on results, they'd both have learnt. Yet both continue to put themselves before the team. And this is a team sport!
Both of whom are just as much a pain in the backside as Hamilton is. Any team that wants them for their driving abilities has to be willing to pay that price!
Wrong. The image in your head is making the assumption that I only smashed one window!
Stranger things have happened. Hamilton has walked into press conferences guaranteed of headlines regardless of what he actually says. And I think it was Kevin Eason who noted on Twitter that the British press were hammering Rosberg, trying to make him out as a villain.
, I think he had this on at the start of the weekend.
