Sleeplessnights said:Whoa, amaze! xD
This one is amaze too!
I've been looking for this picture in high res for ages? Anyone know where to get it?
Sleeplessnights said:Whoa, amaze! xD
This one is amaze too!
Not bad for a #3 poster.Edmond Dantès said:Pipped to the post by Omiee on the last corner of the last lap.
Dilly said:I've been looking for this picture in high res for ages? Anyone know where to get it?
Not in the minds of the ravenous Hamilton fanboys who were claiming the domination and destruction of Button at the hands Hamilton. Well... they've been proven wrong.Ark said:He's been there since Brazil 2009.
DrM said:Sam Michael (today was his last race at Williams) hopes, that he will get permission from Williams to be on one race this season at Mclaren. After 1 month break, that is.
Otherwise, he would have to wait till 1st of March.
How did you guys let this slide. His drives during the 2009 and 2010 seasons proved that he's still brilliant even when in a shit car.sara_is_anxious said:true, but I didn't mean to be harsh in fact Hamilton is a really good driver, but only when he has the best car he's able to display those overtakes everybody get so hyped about, when seating in some ordinary machinery to me he's no better than Jenson, Alonso, Vettel...
I'm hoping for this next season.John_B said:The schadenfreude is strong with those whom unjust carry hate for Hamilton.
The young warrior might be downcast by his recent battles, but future glory awaits and his haters shall loathe themselves on the day his enemies are defeated and the crown is placed back on his head.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=MbjRFd205qo#t=42s
It really is.brotkasten said:Man, it's so hard to dislike Vettel.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0NQeJWXGio
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2jnf0fIEic
yeah, my mistake.ANDY_098 said:Wasn't Singapore his last race with Williams?
John_B said:The schadenfreude is strong with those whom unjust carry hate for Hamilton.
The young warrior might be downcast by his recent battles, but future glory awaits and his haters shall loathe themselves on the day his enemies are defeated and the crown is placed back on his head.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=MbjRFd205qo#t=42s
Edmond Dantès said:Does anyone think Jenson shouldn't be regarded as a top tier driver now along with Alonso, Hamilton and Vettel? I certainly feel that he's transcended the second tier of drivers and joined the aforementioned drivers as the (to borrow an expression from MotoGP) 'aliens' of F1. He's like a fine wine, maturing with age. Mind the cliché.
Some of us aren't too worried. Absolutely no doubt in my mind he's the greatest talent in the field. Even the haters know this, hence why they focus so much on belittling him any chance they get. People love saying he's going backwards, but I guess memories are getting shorter. 2009 was a pretty strong season given the car, and 2010 could have been his if it weren't for webber torpedoing him twice, and that 1st lap DNF in Monza. Yea, ifs and buts, but hardly evidence of someone losing the plot.John_B said:The schadenfreude is strong with those whom unjust carry hate for Hamilton.
The young warrior might be downcast by his recent battles, but future glory awaits and his haters shall loathe themselves on the day his enemies are defeated and the crown is placed back on his head.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=MbjRFd205qo#t=42s
He's like the opposite of Webber. But if you go by recent form and the quality of the cars, you'd have to think that the only serious challenge to Vettel would be Button, followed closely by Alonso. I don't mind that one bit... they're all fantastic, mature drivers.brotkasten said:I changed my mind about him this season.
It was discussed post race, he didn't see Button and wanted to cover HamiltonAcridMeat said:Just finished the race. Why Vettel felt he needed to make that move is beyond me, at least Button got the win anyway.
Hamilton wants this season to end so badly. Oh and fucking Kobayashi flopping at the start, damn it.
S. L. said:It was discussed post race, he didn't see Button and wanted to cover Hamilton
John_B said:The schadenfreude is strong with those whom unjust carry hate for Hamilton.
The young warrior might be downcast by his recent battles, but future glory awaits and his haters shall loathe themselves on the day his enemies are defeated and the crown is placed back on his head.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=MbjRFd205qo#t=42s
why would that be a bs answer?AcridMeat said:I watched post race, it was a BS answer.
Same as Hamilton saying he couldn't see Massa.
S. L. said:why would that be a bs answer?
i'm not saying it is bs that he couldn't see Button, but to blanket say the he is BSing is BS. The inside there is a natural defensive line in Suzuka and pretty logical to take at the start, especially when starting at the front.AcridMeat said:Are you willing to argue that the racing line is to slide over to that part of the track? Give me a break.
I'm not arguing whether it was fair or not, but the argument that he couldn't see JB.
If there wasn't a somewhat competitive (in theory, anyway) Australian in the field I honestly wouldn't mind. It's a strange point of view to take, but when you've had no patriotic investment in F1 for so long and then had someone come so achingly close you can't help but feel at least a little miffed that there's someone who so clearly outclasses him. In exactly the same spec car, no less.Foliorum Viridum said:I don't know why you'd want to hate Vettel. Schumacher was a cunt, so he was never going to be liked. Vettel? He's a top bloke so I can accept him dominating this season. Perhaps the next year or two, as well.
If someone has to be dominating I'd rather they be a person I can like rather than someone I hated.
S. L. said:i'm not saying it is bs that he couldn't see Button, but to blanket say the he is BSing is BS. The inside there is a natural defensive line in Suzuka and pretty logical to take at the start, especially when starting at the front.
So basically, you're racist.Shaneus said:If there wasn't a somewhat competitive (in theory, anyway) Australian in the field I honestly wouldn't mind. It's a strange point of view to take, but when you've had no patriotic investment in F1 for so long and then had someone come so achingly close you can't help but feel at least a little miffed that there's someone who so clearly outclasses him. In exactly the same spec car, no less.
In that way, it's good that we have Ricciardo coming through as well. It feels like we have a little bit of Webber/Minardi-era as well as the Webber/RBR of now. Watch a fellow Aussie evolve as well as one who has already made the journey.
Foliorum Viridum said:So basically, you're racist.
Oh shiiii...AcridMeat said:He's Australian, it's required.
Patriotic. If I was racist, I wouldn't support someone with a surname like Ricciardo, no matter what country he was fromFoliorum Viridum said:So basically, you're racist.
Oh no, you didn't.AcridMeat said:He's Australian, it's required.
I hoping Sky have an after race forum or something that resembles one. Haven't got my hopes up though.Foliorum Viridum said:Whatever, you racist.
I'm watching the Forum atm and again it's arguably more entertaining than the race. EJ stealing that phone to turn off the music was genius!
Shiiiit, going to have to log into GT5 tonight then. Never did get my X2010. Is it just without crashing or is there a time limit too?Goldrusher said:Everyone playing Gran Turismo 5 just received a free X2010 to celebrate Vettel winning his second championship at Suzuka.
And if you manage to do a lap at Suzuka without crashing, you'll get 5 million credits too.
Time limit.rhfb said:Shiiiit, going to have to log into GT5 tonight then. Never did get my X2010. Is it just without crashing or is there a time limit too?
Or triple. Not a fan of Alonso at all, but you have to wonder if he will another wdc again. Lord knows he has proven his worth as a world-class driver. Wasn't there a stat revealing that Ferrari has had only 3 poles in the past 3 years?Bungieware said:Didn't watch the race live as I'm a lazy fuck. Congrats to Seb, he deserves it for how consistently he's driven throughout the season. I think today was a great example of what usually happens when there are cars around him that can match his for pace. Shame it doesn't happen more often, but credit to him for not putting himself in that position too often. I can't help but feel a little disappointed that there are better drivers on the grid who aren't double world champions. But that's more because I don't think he deserved last year's World Championship. I wouldn't begrudge him a third title though. Well done Seb...
Pterion said:How things could have turned differently, if he behaved better despite adversity in 2007. Oh well.
absolute cakewalk compared to the Vettel challengerhfb said:Shiiiit, going to have to log into GT5 tonight then. Never did get my X2010. Is it just without crashing or is there a time limit too?
I was talking about Alonso and a 3rd wdc with Mclaren. But good point about hammy. He really should have won in 2007, easily, but it just wasn't meant to be. I also feel Alonso should have won last year, but coulda shoulda...Bungieware said:Hamilton might have been the youngest ever double world champion, or he might have never won one at all.
Yeah, you have to wonder that given just how close the WDC race was last year, the pressure didn't seem to get to him this year at all. Very rarely (except this weekend*) has he shown frustration or signs of pressure.Bungieware said:Didn't watch the race live as I'm a lazy fuck. Congrats to Seb, he deserves it for how consistently he's driven throughout the season. I think today was a great example of what usually happens when there are cars around him that can match his for pace. Shame it doesn't happen more often, but credit to him for not putting himself in that position too often. I can't help but feel a little disappointed that there are better drivers on the grid who aren't double world champions. But that's more because I don't think he deserved last year's World Championship. I wouldn't begrudge him a third title though. Well done Seb...
Pterion said:I was talking about Alonso and a 3rd wdc with Mclaren. But good point about hammy. He really should have won in 2007, easily, but it just wasn't meant to be. I also feel Alonso should have won last year, but coulda shoulda...
Interestingly, I value vettel's wdc much more last year, when he actually faced competition and still won. This year was hardly a challenge for him. Just had to show up and win. Could he do better? Heck no. Was it amazing? Not really. Does he deserve it? Yup.