clipsy1H wrote:haha!! let's see who is more lucky with tyres in Monaco..... hmmm maybe Force india or Marussia. c'mon Pirelli ruine another race!!
This competition need Bridgestone or Michelin back and kickout this dumb italian producer.
And yea go punish Michael for nothing .... Senna brain didn't work but who care?? German driver talk about tyres and now he's penalized. come on Bernie only that you can??? go more!!!
With normal tyres qualifying top 10 will be
1.Hamilton
2.Rosberg
3.Schumacher
4.Vettel
5.Kimi
6.Button
7.Alonso
8.Roman
9.Perez
10.Di Resta
But with Pirrel who know??
BTW: super-soft comming!! for 3-5 laps!enough for Force India to be on pole.
clipsy1H wrote: c'mon Pirelli ruine another race!!
This competition need Bridgestone or Michelin back and kickout this dumb italian producer.
clipsy1H wrote:With normal tyres qualifying top 10 will be
1.Hamilton
2.Rosberg
3.Schumacher
4.Vettel
5.Kimi
6.Button
7.Alonso
8.Roman
9.Perez
10.Di Resta
But with Pirrel who know??
BTW: super-soft comming!! for 3-5 laps!enough for Force India to be on pole.
xpensive wrote:I don't think Alonso minds having Massa as a team-mate, while what he wants he usually gets, after all, this is Scuderia Alonso now, isnt it? Having said that, this guy has had a strange impact on myself, perhaps it was breaking MS' winning streak in 2005 or his no-nonsense attitude at McLaren, refusing to accept a rookie as an equal number one?
Either way, he's one great driver.
tonmeister wrote:xpensive wrote:I don't think Alonso minds having Massa as a team-mate, while what he wants he usually gets, after all, this is Scuderia Alonso now, isnt it? Having said that, this guy has had a strange impact on myself, perhaps it was breaking MS' winning streak in 2005 or his no-nonsense attitude at McLaren, refusing to accept a rookie as an equal number one?
Either way, he's one great driver.
The way I see it, what happened at McLaren was that Alonso didn´t accept his own team favoring his teammate. It all depends on who tells the history and we´ll probably never know what really happened. Sorry for the off topic...yes, the car is looking much more stable these days. Can´t wait for Monaco!
myurr wrote:tonmeister wrote:xpensive wrote:I don't think Alonso minds having Massa as a team-mate, while what he wants he usually gets, after all, this is Scuderia Alonso now, isnt it? Having said that, this guy has had a strange impact on myself, perhaps it was breaking MS' winning streak in 2005 or his no-nonsense attitude at McLaren, refusing to accept a rookie as an equal number one?
Either way, he's one great driver.
The way I see it, what happened at McLaren was that Alonso didn´t accept his own team favoring his teammate. It all depends on who tells the history and we´ll probably never know what really happened. Sorry for the off topic...yes, the car is looking much more stable these days. Can´t wait for Monaco!
Alonso was given the same opportunity as Hamilton that year. What happened was that McLaren refused to give him an advantage and he couldn't reconcile the fact that he couldn't beat him in a fair fight.
FakeAlonso wrote:myurr wrote:Alonso was given the same opportunity as Hamilton that year. What happened was that McLaren refused to give him an advantage and he couldn't reconcile the fact that he couldn't beat him in a fair fight.
Oh come on it was clear Mclaren favored Hamilton. Alonso just refused to submit to that.
myurr wrote:FakeAlonso wrote:myurr wrote:Alonso was given the same opportunity as Hamilton that year. What happened was that McLaren refused to give him an advantage and he couldn't reconcile the fact that he couldn't beat him in a fair fight.
Oh come on it was clear Mclaren favored Hamilton. Alonso just refused to submit to that.
What is your evidence that the team actively hindered Alonso's performance? How was his treatment less than equal to Hamilton's? You have a conspiracy theory, back it up with something tangible. The FIA even conducted an investigation and monitored the team at all the races after Hungary and found no evidence of team inequality.
Nando wrote:Hungary.....
Yea that was geared towards Hamilton...
Nando wrote:Hungary.....
Yea that was geared towards Hamilton...
myurr wrote:Nando wrote:Hungary.....
Yea that was geared towards Hamilton...
So there was no bias in the first 10 races?
In Hungary what did the team do that was unfair or unequal? There was a spat between Hamilton and Alonso on track but then Alonso took it too far in retaliation. How was Alonso hindered that weekend except for a penalty that was of the drivers own creation?
FakeAlonso wrote:I am not saying that hindered Alonsos's races but since there were tensions between drivers IMO It looked like the Team was behind Hamilton. Under this circumstances is hard for a fighter like Alonso to be in a team that has this spirit of indirect or invisible favoritism for Hamilton. Admit it Mclaren is responsibility for failing to balance the harmony in the team.
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