Comments on: Hamilton and Button mark out their territory

By: Morris Mao

Morris Mao — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 17:28:26 +0000

1 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1:12.563 1:12.065 1:12.331
2 Fernando Alonso McLaren-Mercedes 1:12.416 1:11.926 1:12.500

Lap Leaders: Lewis Hamilton 66 (1 – 20, 27 – 50, 52 – 73), Heikki Kovalainen 5 (22 – 26), Fernando Alonso 1 (21)

absolutely no proof?

I do not think you are really enjoy the race, So I do not expect you could read those proofs.

Let it be.

By: Phil

Phil — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 14:53:26 +0000

Oh, and strange… you mean like Lewis refusing to ‘let alonso by’. Strewth.

By: Phil

Phil — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 14:52:40 +0000

You have absolutely no proof for your accusations.

That’s the great thing about them from your standpoint.

You can always propose the existence of little blue aliens.

And, just as I cannot prove that little blue aliens don’t exist, I can’t prove that your imaginary conspiracies don’t exist.

Pointless.

By: Christian Ditch

Christian Ditch — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 02:37:46 +0000

You have no idea how close I’ve been

By: Morris Mao

Morris Mao — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 00:40:27 +0000

Good, you can still remember strange things happened in US Sunday race that year, but it looks you forgot what happened in qualifying before that, or just ignored it.
By playing bad trick with the fuel, they made Alonso drive quicker car with heavier fuel in the last laps, help H got that pole against his teammate.
In 2010, without fueling, specifically, without re-fueling after qualifying as in 2007, I just wonder what kind of trick they could play again.
The same old rationalizations.
In 2007, Alonso was not against H, but against Mclaren(Dennis), because it was them who played such a bad trick against him.
You did not have to repeat Briatore’s point that Mclaren(Dennis) should have fired Alonso before the last three races, or just dropped him as an official driver, even with some compensation.
But I think you should have understand why Dennis did not do that, one of the reasons I believe was: just like you, he believed without any doubt that talented H with leading 17 points could beat Alonso on the track.
Very unfortunately, the result was what we all have seen.

By: 77

77 — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:33:22 +0000

It’s a shame that Hamilton fans seem to share his arrogance

By: 77

77 — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:28:27 +0000

guys we must bow down to RON, he clearly knows better than us all…

By: joseph grace

joseph grace — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:22:25 +0000

so ron, hamilton is the benchmark eh! well in hungary when alonso ‘spat his dummy out’ the real reason(i know thanks to james allen) was because hamilton went back on an agreement to move aside for alonso, as it was his turn. in my opinion the fia should have left mclaren to deal internally which would have handed wdc to alonso, but seeing as how dodgy max was still running things, then of course mclaren got penalised. and lets face it ron dennis’ mismanagement didnt go unrecognised. alonso IS the benchmark as most respected pundits will tell you.

By: Phil

Phil — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 15:06:41 +0000

The same old rationalizations.

‘Deprived’, give me a break. Deprived by being unable to beat a rookie.

He should have been fired for attempting to blackmail his employer. In most normal circumstances in most businesses that’s exactly what would happen.

What Alonso thought was ‘unfair’ were things such as not telling Lewis to pull over at the US grand prix. In other words it was he that expected the unfair advantage because “Hey, I’m the world champion”

By: Morris Mao

Morris Mao — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 10:26:35 +0000

It’s a fortunate you might understand a bit about ‘beating Mclaren’, actually, for Alonso’s 2007, my main conclusion was he had fought a great war against Mclaren(Dennis).
Mclaren always treats their two drivers equally, I heard many a time they claim like that, but I think more and more people on the earth have come to treat it as a fully joke, but you can keep your belief.
Yes, Alonso at that time was an employee of Dennis, but Alonso told employer: you should never try fooling your employee. Even if Alonso did had blackmailed Dennis, it never materialized, the scenario in that story only provide me with a picture, in which a young man for such a short time felt very angry, for what he believes very unfair. Alonso did make mistakes sometimes, because he is man in the real world.
Any respects towards Alonso are fully deserved; extra credits are paid to his spirits on the track.
He was deprived of his third title, but also gave back Mclaren(Dennis) fully what they fully deserved.