mancombseepgood
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Seriaas... so what do you have to say about Hamilton beating the mighty Alonso? Oh... double standards lol.
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Me too, actually I think he behaved like a spoilt little kid driving for Mclaren. He wasn't really up to the challenge posted by Lewis, instead of letting his driving do the talking he became a defensive little twat, hardly the temperament of a champion. I lost huge respect for him since then... (not that he cares)...I used to be an alonso supporter till his second year at Renault.
I dont suspect it's ever occurred to you that Lewis is the better driver?considering that hamilton got treated as the no1 driver it makes sense he would do better
As I said, over rated... Hakkinen and Coultard have won more races for Mclaren than Kimi has... 2005 Ferrari was rubbish, so no kudu's for Mclaren and Kimi there...Not a single win for Kimi in 2006 and only 1 win in 2004 and only 1 win in 2003 and 0 wins in 2002!!!!
The point is he did where in 5 seasons Kimi did not...only Mika could get the job done when it counted.
hakkinen was a legend who retired way to early if you ask me
brad you can have a normal life at 37
if he wanted a normal life why did he go racing in other forms
maybe he likes different challenges
mmm I'm not convinced, Mika competes in DTM and I believe it enjoys quite a fanatical fan base too... It seems he considered returning to F1 on a number of occasions. In fact if Mclaren hadn't signed Lewis they might have signed Mika.That's exactly the reason Killa - normal life
It's about the celebrity status and all that legend stuff... different pressure from work... less stress. The guy can still enjoy racing and all that.