It's like Ferrari threw out Kimi a year early to get Fernando Alonso...
You should see the smug look of satisfaction on my face. Toma!
Alonso the World's best driver? What planet are you living on? Lewis 'the rookie' handed him a proper ass whooping in his year at McLaren and all Alonso did was cry like a spoilt brat... if he trully was the best driver in the World he would have done his talking on the track, not to the Spanish media.
Support him how exactly? He was very highly paid to do a job. He had his own personal advisors/managers/agents. Did he also need Ron to put his arm round his shoulders and say 'of course we love you Fernando', 'You're the best Fernando' when he wasn't able to keep up with Lewis? He should have grown some testicals and acted like a man.
He was more than happy to get the royal treatment at Renault though wasn't he... a car specifically set up for him (loads of understeer).
Let's see how he get's on at Ferrari... Massa has a long history at Ferrari, has Schumi as his mentor/sponsor and is clearly the golden boy within the team... Alonso just might find he's got a big case of de ja vu.
Let's see how he get's on at Ferrari... Massa has a long history at Ferrari, has Schumi as his mentor/sponsor and is clearly the golden boy within the team... Alonso just might find he's got a big case of de ja vu.
Alonso the World's best driver? What planet are you living on? Lewis 'the rookie' handed him a proper ass whooping in his year at McLaren and all Alonso did was cry like a spoilt brat... if he trully was the best driver in the World he would have done his talking on the track, not to the Spanish media.
And god help McLaren if they sign Kimi... he's a complete waste of a good salary... a slacker extrodinaire... but then again, if you can earn $30 million a year for turning up 1 race in 5 or 6 it's not a bad crack I suppose.
Proper ass whooping? Sorry but I didn't see it, even despite Fernando's drama within the team.
2007 Championship standings:
2 Lewis Hamilton 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 3 3 9 1 5 2 4 1 Ret 7 109
3 Fernando Alonso 2 1 5 3 1 7 2 7 2 1 4 3 1 3 Ret 2 3 109
True! And if Mercedes would have not did that crap in Hungary, he would've easily become champion. 👍
Turn the names around and oddly enough you'll find out that's exactly what happened. It depends on you whether you want to see it or not though.Did he also need Ron to put his arm round his shoulders and say 'of course we love you Fernando', 'You're the best Fernando' when he wasn't able to keep up with Lewis? He should have grown some testicals and acted like a man.
For some reason I haven't seen you going all nuts about McLaren giving the same treatment to Hamilton three years in a row. The car is built to his preferences and the other guy has to do whatever possible with it, usually not much. Got those Union Jack glasses on again?He was more than happy to get the royal treatment at Renault though wasn't he... a car specifically set up for him (loads of understeer).
Turn the names around and oddly enough you'll find out that's exactly what happened. It depends on you whether you want to see it or not though.
For some reason I haven't seen you going all nuts about McLaren giving the same treatment to Hamilton three years in a row. The car is built to his preferences and the other guy has to do whatever possible with it, usually not much. Got those Union Jack glasses on again?
I have to confess that I'm just stirring it up a bit... to be honest, this is about as exciting as F1 gts nowadays for me... well, this and the first 20 seconds of each GP.
I followed F1 religiously for almost 20 years... but it's just too boring now... MotoGP has been my love for the past few years.
I appoligise for a bit of minor trolling... though I stand by my de ja vu comment... I do think Fernando will find Ferrari just as tough a cluture to break in to as McLaren.
Just to be clear... I'm not a Lewis fan... personally I think he's as arrogant and self centred as the rest of them.
I have to confess that I'm just stirring it up a bit... to be honest, this is about as exciting as F1 gts nowadays for me... well, this and the first 20 seconds of each GP.
I followed F1 religiously for almost 20 years... but it's just too boring now... MotoGP has been my love for the past few years.
I appoligise for a bit of minor trolling... though I stand by my de ja vu comment... I do think Fernando will find Ferrari just as tough a cluture to break in to as McLaren.
Just to be clear... I'm not a Lewis fan... personally I think he's as arrogant and self centred as the rest of them.
My take on the Alonso/Massa relationship is, to be honest, that we will see two Ferrari one-car teams all season, at least until we get one of them out of the championship race.
Hopefully, their driving style is so different that they won't find the other car's setup interesting or useful
Do you think Kimi has ever really settled at Ferrari?
Interesting comments from Rubens:
f1-live.comFelipe Massa has got his 2010 pairing at Ferrari with Fernando Alonso off to an awkward start, asserting that the Spaniard's controversial win in Singapore last year "robbed" him of the world championship.
The Brazilian, who is recuperating from serious head injuries and set to return as Alonso's team-mate next season, suggested that the 28-year-old should have been disqualified as the winner of F1's first night race over the 'crash-gate' affair.
"All of what happened was robbery - but regarding the race nothing has happened, the result remains the same. This is not right," Massa told Brazilian Globo television.
"The robbery changed the outcome of a championship and I lost," he added, referring to Ferrari's botched pitstop that was triggered by the safety car period to clear Nelson Piquet's deliberately crashed Renault.
Massa said he cannot understand why F1's results are set in stone just weeks after the end of each championship, even when serious race-fixing later comes to light.
"I have seen in football how a referee took money to throw a game and all the suspect results were annulled," he charged.
"In Italy, Juventus were relegated. But here they just sent Briatore home. I don't get it and I don't think it was right."
Source: GMM
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