I'm supporting not-Alonso

[Giblet]

"I told you so" is shallow to say to others.

Try it with your girl sometime when you are right and she is wrong, and see how that goes over.

Anyone who thinks he is not quick is wrong, but reasons for not supporting him still legitimately remain, and are completely understandable.

[mep]

As long as Alonso does not get treated like the rest of the drivers there is no point to stop discussions about him.

[Madnessisfame]

Great work by Alonso today at Monza. First pole for Ferrari in years. We hope for no tricky rain, bad start, engine failure or stupid surprises from other drivers like Vettel...and to see Massa at least behind Alonso...The fight for the champion ship will still carry a better flavors.
Enjoy the race every one

[jonathan189]

I have to admit this was a pretty poor race by not-Alonso's high standards. In particular, losing out to his arch-enemy Alonso must have hurt.

However, not-Alonso remains in a strong position for the Championship, having won all but 3 races.

[zeph]

I have to admit this was a pretty poor race by not-Alonso's high standards. In particular, losing out to his arch-enemy Alonso must have hurt.

However, not-Alonso remains in a strong position for the Championship, having won all but 3 races.

'ave a beer on me, mate!

[siskue2005]

good race from Alonso here (i hate to admit this)
But he did mess up his start and almost lost the race...if it was not for Ferrari's superior pace he wouldnot have got it back

but i dont think their car will be this good when it comes to Singapore and Japan

[JohnsonsEvilTwin]

but i dont think their car will be this good when it comes to Singapore and Japan

You may be surprised. ferrari had the 3rd fastest car for much of the season. But since Hockenheim, they seem to have found some pace.

[siskue2005]

but that might have something to do with the flexy wings and floors.....which is being clampered now....i would be surprised to even see RBR with the same kinda advantage they had in Hungary

[Pup]

Ferrari also have no more fresh engines at their disposal, which could put them down a bit on power. At least Alonso has his Spa engine, which only has half of a wet race on it.

[JohnsonsEvilTwin]

but that might have something to do with the flexy wings and floors.....which is being clampered now....i would be surprised to even see RBR with the same kinda advantage they had in Hungary

I dont think this is where they are getting the performance. I may be wrong, but I think they are very good under braking(which suits alonso late turn in) and they have a stable rear with the updated blown diffusor.

[siskue2005]

Maybe u are right, but lets see what will happen in the next few races

[Pierce89]

I have to admit this was a pretty poor race by not-Alonso's high standards. In particular, losing out to his arch-enemy Alonso must have hurt.

However, not-Alonso remains in a strong position for the Championship, having won all but 3 races.

Yes, but not-Alonso only lost the race because Alonso and the Scuderia used their evil black magic to be fastest all through the race. If it wasn't for Alonso, not-Alonso could have won easily.

[Miguel]

I have to admit this was a pretty poor race by not-Alonso's high standards. In particular, losing out to his arch-enemy Alonso must have hurt.

However, not-Alonso remains in a strong position for the Championship, having won all but 3 races.

I find it funny that not-Alonso, having less wins than not-Hamilton, is better positioned for the championship. So who's happier? Not-Alonso or Not-Hamilton? Also, do not-Hamilton fans hate not-Alonso's? This would be particularly ironic, given that not-Alonso and not-Hamilton supporters share 22 out of 23 drivers.

[zeph]

I have to admit this was a pretty poor race by not-Alonso's high standards. In particular, losing out to his arch-enemy Alonso must have hurt.

However, not-Alonso remains in a strong position for the Championship, having won all but 3 races.

Yes, but not-Alonso only lost the race because Alonso and the Scuderia used their evil black magic to be fastest all through the race. If it wasn't for Alonso, not-Alonso could have won easily.

I find it funny that not-Alonso, having less wins than not-Hamilton, is better positioned for the championship. So who's happier? Not-Alonso or Not-Hamilton? Also, do not-Hamilton fans hate not-Alonso's? This would be particularly ironic, given that not-Alonso and not-Hamilton supporters share 22 out of 23 drivers.

Stop this! You guys are killing me!

[andrew]

I find it funny that not-Alonso, having less wins than not-Hamilton, is better positioned for the championship. So who's happier? Not-Alonso or Not-Hamilton? Also, do not-Hamilton fans hate not-Alonso's? This would be particularly ironic, given that not-Alonso and not-Hamilton supporters share 22 out of 23 drivers.

I'm confused. As I dislike both Hamilton and Alonso, can you confirm where I stand?