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I don't understand how his attitude was bad? He blamed everything on himself and you could see the weight of expectation on his shoulders.

He hasn't said it was anybody elses fault. He said it how it is. Would you rather he be all smiley and say it's about taking part, not winning?

Everyone makes mistakes, it's how we learn. No one will feel worse than Lewis himself currently.

I personally hope he shows us once again why he is deemed to be one of the best racers in the world.
 
Bing said:
Adamski said:
Oh. And another thing. Those blingy bling bling things in his ears make him look like a woman.

Indeed - just adds to the spoilt brat persona he gives off when he's being huffy. Shame. Compare and contrast with Alonso, at the back of the field...

The way everything is mixed up this year has made for some great racing :thumbsup:

Judging others by what they look like or what they wear is cock behaviour imo.
 
I wasn't judging him solely on what he was wearing, but I'm not going to repeat myself... I don't know Lewis personally, so my 'judgement' of him can only come from what he says, how he behaves and the appearance the chooses in public. IMO, just about anyone who claims to have never judged another person on what they wear or what they look like is a liar. Though not necessarily a cock :wink:
 
I think Hamilton intentionally tried to hold up Rosberg at the end of Q3 so he wouldn't have time for a final attempt at pole. Rosberg had to radio the team to tell them to make Hamilton speed up. As a consequence of Hamilton driving slowly on the out lap, Rosberg only just crossed the line as the session ended and Perez missed out. I think that borders on cheating and I cheered with every place Hamilton lost. Even better that he is preceded by Rosberg and of course Button.
I have great respect for Hamilton's driving ability but he's an embarrassment as a sportsman and ambassador for Britain.
 
Lewis does act like a spoilt teenager when being interviewed. I didn't really like the guy to start with, I like him even less now.
Ricciardo is my fav now, comes across as a thoroughly nice fella :) and he's showing Vettel how to drive this year.
 
How is he an ambassador for Britain?

Hasn't he based himself out of Switzerland to avoid paying as much tax. (Or avoiding British press intrusion in his words)
 
DPG said:
Hasn't he based himself out of Switzerland to avoid paying as much tax. (Or avoiding British press intrusion in his words)

Switzerland but now Monaco. They all do that though! Including Di Resta, Coulthard and Button.
 
-Tom- said:
lux said:
Can't blame them, you get a better class of fanny in Monaco :wink:

More expensive to get them pissed though. :poke:

I'm not sure that's a problem tbh. Probably more of an issue trying to decide which one(s) to get pissed with....

@ben g - roger that :thumbsup:
 
Bing said:
-Tom- said:
lux said:
Can't blame them, you get a better class of fanny in Monaco :wink:

More expensive to get them pissed though. :poke:

I'm not sure that's a problem tbh. Probably more of an issue trying to decide which one(s) to get pissed with....

@ben g - roger that :thumbsup:

That's a point. Terrible dilemmas. I'll avoid there then :thumbsup:
 
DPG said:
How is he an ambassador for Britain?

Hasn't he based himself out of Switzerland to avoid paying as much tax. (Or avoiding British press intrusion in his words)

No different to people moving abroad is it? You're still British but live in another country.

If they commit a crime, it'll always be ''those darn brits causing trouble''
 
I liked the boss of Marussia's comments about getting there first points In Monaco., and it being the only place they coudn't afford to celebrate :D

Should be a great race today with the mixed up grid :thumbsup:
 
Not worth thinking what could have happened if Massa hadn't been on the ball there :-0
 
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