F1: Monaco
#42
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Hamilton seemed strangely lacklustre at the start of the race, and with Alonso for the first time this year seeming back on form I guess it was unlikely Hamilton was going to win.
The cars always look spectacular around Monaco (especially the swimming pool bit), so it does hold my interest more than any other dull race, but it as a bit dull it has to be said. No real battles anywhere.
Hamilton seemed strangely lacklustre at the start of the race, and with Alonso for the first time this year seeming back on form I guess it was unlikely Hamilton was going to win.
The cars always look spectacular around Monaco (especially the swimming pool bit), so it does hold my interest more than any other dull race, but it as a bit dull it has to be said. No real battles anywhere.
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Originally Posted by gaddafi,May 27 2007, 03:43 AM
I wonder what would happen if he was described as a monkey
Serves him right that he did not win.
#45
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I think a point was comprehensively made
Both in qualifying and in the race
Alonso is a double world champion
Hamilton a talented rookie
At the moment, the difference is quite sufficient
I remember Ferrari processions to the line being widely slated in the past
I'm still waiting for a similar condemnation folllowing today's last 20 lap demonstration drive
Both in qualifying and in the race
Alonso is a double world champion
Hamilton a talented rookie
At the moment, the difference is quite sufficient
I remember Ferrari processions to the line being widely slated in the past
I'm still waiting for a similar condemnation folllowing today's last 20 lap demonstration drive
#47
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Originally Posted by Bada Bing!,May 28 2007, 07:02 AM
Both red cars were nowhere all afternoon. This may be an indication that the momentum left by Brawn and Schumacher is slowing.
want to bet if 'he' will be back?
#48
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This is the first full GP I watched since Senna passed away, and probably the last...
Ok maybe Monaco wasn't the best one to watch, but it was bloody dull.
I am sticking to Moto GP Has me on the edge of my seat nearly every time.
Ok maybe Monaco wasn't the best one to watch, but it was bloody dull.
I am sticking to Moto GP Has me on the edge of my seat nearly every time.
#49
Watch Spa later this year mate - epic circuit.
Hamilton is just annoying me now, bitching about being told to cool it in the final phase of the race (and subsequently admitting he ignored the advice).
He says he came in knowing he was the number 2 driver, but it's plain to see that he has gotten carried away with the media hype believing himself to be the next Senna, and has now suddenly come back down to reality with a bang.
Ron Dennis denies "anti-Hamilton" bias
Hamilton is just annoying me now, bitching about being told to cool it in the final phase of the race (and subsequently admitting he ignored the advice).
He says he came in knowing he was the number 2 driver, but it's plain to see that he has gotten carried away with the media hype believing himself to be the next Senna, and has now suddenly come back down to reality with a bang.
Ron Dennis denies "anti-Hamilton" bias
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it's strange but I guess inevitable.. his father looked ticked off as well..
clearly Dennis (who would almost give up a whole season to win at Monaco) had dictated the grid to corner 1 procedure.. but then after that, Hamilton wasn't quick enough in the first 20laps to make an impact on the race.. so there is no point moaning about the last 20..
clearly Dennis (who would almost give up a whole season to win at Monaco) had dictated the grid to corner 1 procedure.. but then after that, Hamilton wasn't quick enough in the first 20laps to make an impact on the race.. so there is no point moaning about the last 20..