GP of China!
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- MuzaffarMusa
Heh, anything is possible in F1. But i do really hope McLaren have a good weekend. I mean if McLaren can settle the race in China then i would be happy to support Massa during the Brazilian GP. I also hope Alonso can close that gap in the drivers championship title. It would be very interesting how the last race would turn up.... 
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I hope Alonso makes a stupid mistake and hands the title to Hamilton while Massa, Raikkonen and the Red Bull's score high.
i really hope hamilton dnf's, alonso wins, and kimi comes second, with webber 
in third. the chances of this are slim to none though, but it would be great for the last race, and a good thing for webber. i hope with all hamiltons cockyness and slyness he does not win the title, will really show the spoiled punk.
to quote commic book store guy, he would be the "WORST, CHAMPION, EVER!"
in third. the chances of this are slim to none though, but it would be great for the last race, and a good thing for webber. i hope with all hamiltons cockyness and slyness he does not win the title, will really show the spoiled punk. to quote commic book store guy, he would be the "WORST, CHAMPION, EVER!"
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I think Hamilton is smug and a bit big headed also but Id rather him win than Alonso. Ideally I would want Raikkonen to take the championship but we know thats not going to happen.
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Well if both Hamilton and Alonso fail to finish both races then Kimi would go on to win. But that is a big "IF".....not likely to happen any any circumstances but who knows whats going to happen in this crazy world of F1.....
i agree with the raikkonen thing, but i thinks hamiltons a spoilt brat, and an absoloute snake the way he talks to the media, he has been trained well. at least alonso is passionate and honest. id rather alonso win than hamilton. everyone knows alonso doesnt get along with his team, so he doesnt pretend to be best buds with them, where hamilton pretends to be the quaint little rookie grateful to be here, when he has been given every oportunity under the sun, and then some, hes a product of mclaren, not a driver. (but he sure can drive)
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Sound's like those above are just in simple bias against Hamilton as the descriptions seem a tad...well...massively inaccurate of both Alonso and Hamilton. Either way, I hope that rat Alonso kisses goodbye to his title this weekend just so I can cheer for Massa at the Brazilian GP. I don't know why, but I have some odd habit of supporting Brazilian drivers at Interlagos...any other race and nationality (bar British of course) I couldn't care less about.
MagpieRacer
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All Alonso has done this season is whine, I think Hamilton deserves it more than Alonso in that respect.
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And you are just in a huge bias against Alonso. That keeps the equation balanced.
Just for everything that's happened, I'd love to see Raikkonnen win. He's the one deserving it the most (And I've been against him for a few years now!). Hamilton for being a hypocrite, and Alonso to be slapped hard in the face for his deplorable behaviour.
Roo
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I never thought I'd say this, but... I agree with darkfinal.
As for the race,I'm easy, I'll go with whatever. Fingers crossed for Spyker though.
The best bit is that STR have finished 8th 3 times, but only scored 1 point - on both other occasions, they've been given a 25 second penalty for overtaking under yellows.
As for the race,I'm easy, I'll go with whatever. Fingers crossed for Spyker though.
The best bit is that STR have finished 8th 3 times, but only scored 1 point - on both other occasions, they've been given a 25 second penalty for overtaking under yellows.
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And you are just in a huge bias against Alonso. That keeps the equation balanced.
Just for everything that's happened, I'd love to see Raikkonnen win. He's the one deserving it the most (And I've been against him for a few years now!). Hamilton for being a hypocrite, and Alonso to be slapped hard in the face for his deplorable behaviour.
Not really, I just fail to see how Hamilton has been smug, he's talked sense and spoken the truth. Then again...with what the Spanish have said about him and his family, I'm not really surprised at any Spaniards reaction towards him
. I actually liked and respected Alonso up until this season when he became 6 years old and started PMSing all over the place.WTF does Hamilton deserve bad luck for? For simply driving like a natural talent all season? For putting in fantastic performances that have gotten him to within touching distance of the Championship?
Let me ask this, if it's all down to "having Ferrari in his car", then why have Ferrari been so unreliable and average? If their car was really that good and that beneficial towards McLaren's, they'd have done a lot better. Simply put, Ferrari have not been the better car. They have been unreliable and slow, McLaren have been slow at times but always reliable. Is that a crime just because some other team other than Ferrari are bullet proof for a season?
On a side note, I'd also like to add that this is an opinion shared by several F1 fans I regularly watch the races with who don't even support McLaren or Hamilton and who also agree the unbelievable hostility from some towards Hamilton is not only unwarranted but unnecessary.
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Fiver says you thought that last race until a few hours after
my prediction:
1. iceman
2. massa
3. alonso
4. heidi
5. vettel
6. hamster after pit stop nightmare *prays*
7. trulli
8. fisi
9. kovi
10liuzzi
11 sutil
retirements: webber crapamoto sato etc.
Thats never going to happen but there's no harm in dreaming
