> I'm hopeful that a driver's championship will come along with the
> constructor's title. However, that hope's fading fast as Hamilton continues
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>>Yes, a sterling job! The constructors' is still winnable!!!!
if anything, it'll be the other way round. Alonso might just be looking
elsewhere in 2008. He know's that he's not quicker and in modern day
F1, if you're not faster than your team mate, you've got to find a new team!
T308
James - 30 Aug 2007 23:44 GMT
I'd much rather have Hamilton at Ferrari. Alonso's good, but Hamilton's
better. I also believe that he'd get along much better w/Kimi. Massa's
done, especially after tucking-tail (once Alonso passed him).
>> I'm hopeful that a driver's championship will come along with the
>> constructor's title. However, that hope's fading fast as Hamilton
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Tifosi 308 - 31 Aug 2007 18:27 GMT
> I'd much rather have Hamilton at Ferrari. Alonso's good, but Hamilton's
> better. I also believe that he'd get along much better w/Kimi. Massa's
> done, especially after tucking-tail (once Alonso passed him).
Indeed. I think Nigel Roebuck said that Kimi's unique on the grid in
that he truly doesn't care what his team mate is doing and as such would
be an ideal partner to Hamilton. His comment was that McLaren would
have been better served by retaining Kimi and letting Alonso go elsewhere.
T308
Tifosi 308 - 31 Aug 2007 18:35 GMT
>> I'd much rather have Hamilton at Ferrari. Alonso's good, but
>> Hamilton's better. I also believe that he'd get along much better
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Oh, and then there's this..
http://www.speedtv.com/articles/auto/formulaone/39851/
Not that Bild is a good source, but...
T308
(Who's been reduced to replying to his own posts here....)
Luigi Topolino - 01 Sep 2007 01:26 GMT
>His comment was that McLaren would
>have been better served by retaining Kimi and letting Alonso go elsewhere.
As would Ferrari.
Kimi's proven to be every bit the load I'd wished he wouldn't be.