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Southern Brazil or southern south american?
Southern Brazil
Southern Brazil or southern south american?
Wow. That was a lot of quotes.
Southern Brazil
Not really. Have had much longer posts after the race before.
Not really. Have had much longer posts after the race before.
Really? What's your maximum amount of quotes in 1 post?
Really? What's your maximum amount of quotes in 1 post?
Can I suggest that you don't have to defend Vettel's corner religiously when anything midly against him his posted?
Really? What's your maximum amount of quotes in 1 post?
Also I'd like to know what thread it was in...
Give it 10 minutes here, and we will have a multi quote explosion, stretching over 96 pages.
And yet he's 77 points ahead.
Nope, he's 77 points ahead
Can I suggest that you don't have to defend Vettel's corner religiously when anything midly against him his posted?
I like how Hamilton suddenly gets all diplomatic-like when he's doing well... Answers the presscon question: "How much of it was the car and how much of it was the driver?" with some mumbo-jumbo about how much work the team has put in... Blah blah blah corporate bull...
Come on... he ought to say: "Look, I outqualified my teammate by a country mile, made overtaking Ferraris and Red Bulls look easy and worked my arse off to win that race... What do you think?"
What about how Schumacher (IIRC) and Button couldnt pass Petrov? EDIT, maybe just Button.His big lead is completely irrelevant to his performance today in traffic. His lead is a product of previous races. He couldn't even pass Massa on the track today.
If someone criticizes the jeans Seb is wearing in that photo, F1 Fan will be there...
But little comments about him "fluking" fourth place are just plain wrong in this instance.
You can suggest it... That is all.
calango31Sorry, but you are wrong. I'm Brazillian, and here the majority do identify themselves as part of the spectrum of Latinamericans. Maybe you heard this from a southern person, because the southern don't even identify themselves with the rest of Brazil.
His big lead is completely irrelevant to his performance today in traffic. His lead is a product of previous races. He couldn't even pass Massa on the track today.
DwightSchrute12If someone criticizes the jeans Seb is wearing in that photo, F1 Fan will be there...
nikyI like how Hamilton suddenly gets all diplomatic-like when he's doing well... Answers the presscon question: "How much of it was the car and how much of it was the driver?" with some mumbo-jumbo about how much work the team has put in... Blah blah blah corporate bull...
Come on... he ought to say: "Look, I outqualified my teammate by a country mile, made overtaking Ferraris and Red Bulls look easy and worked my arse off to win that race... What do you think?"
They do?? Oh, that's a first for me then. Now that you mention it, all the Brazilians that I have met do come from the south (They are from Sao Paolo and Santa Catarina, fancy that no? Heh).
If what you say is true, should I associate Massa with Perez and Maldonado? Given how Massa is a Sao Paolo native (in light of how Southerners dont associate with other Brazilians).
So confusing! -_-
Dont all drivers do....
A pity that when it comes to interviews, rarely does something intelligent or interesting get muttered. Master drivers, awfull speakers.
Really? Like a 5 year old schoolboy, further proving my point.![]()
This is brilliant
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This is brilliant
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