Is Hamilton desperate or what?

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segedunum wrote:
doopie2you wrote:braking TOOO late twice in 1 race is desperate :lol:
.......and trying to drive in a pit box in an attempt to overtake someone in the pit lane when he'd already lost the place and was behind because of his poor pitbox exit isn't desperate? :roll:
Would any F1 driver have done any different? I sincerely doubt it. If 'desparate' means fighting to the end until you're forced to concede a place, then perhaps youre right. Personally, I'd feel cheated if they did any less.....

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segedunum wrote:
doopie2you wrote:braking TOOO late twice in 1 race is desperate :lol:
.......and trying to drive in a pit box in an attempt to overtake someone in the pit lane when he'd already lost the place and was behind because of his poor pitbox exit isn't desperate? :roll:
Ovetake someone?
There is a pit lane speed limiter, it was impossible to overtake Vettel. Both of them were going at the pit lane speed or less. Overtaking means you will have to go faster and that would mean you would be above the pit lane limit.

I hope that it's very clear to the detractors that an overtake from behind in the pit lane is is impossible now! Simple physics.
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ringo wrote:
segedunum wrote:
doopie2you wrote:braking TOOO late twice in 1 race is desperate :lol:
.......and trying to drive in a pit box in an attempt to overtake someone in the pit lane when he'd already lost the place and was behind because of his poor pitbox exit isn't desperate? :roll:
Ovetake someone?
There is a pit lane speed limiter, it was impossible to overtake Vettel. Both of them were going at the pit lane speed or less. Overtaking means you will have to go faster and that would mean you would be above the pit lane limit.

I hope that it's very clear to the detractors that an overtake from behind in the pit lane is is impossible now! Simple physics.
Don't go stating the obvious in here. There are some who don't like it! :wink:

It's obvious from the footage that the cars were alongside each other with Vettel being slightly in front (Hamilton's front wheel was in front of Vettel's rear wheel). And they stayed that way until Hamilton was forced to back off by Vettel squeezing him towards the wall at the end of the pitlane.
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Hamilton desperate. :lol: :lol: =D>

Hamilton is very comfortable at the moment. If anyone is desperate it's Button. After Hamilton was in p2, that is when the cookie started to crumble; sliding off track asking for updates every sector. I could see it in his dad's face as well, that man looked like he saw a ghost.
11 points is nothing 2 results over Button can't fix. A win here a podium there, or 2 podiums above Button and Lewis is clear. Then he focuses on keeping the redbulls behind.
Infact he is in a much better position than the beginning of last year. Come Europe all the Hami haters will get an overload of Hamilton in the post race press conference.

Button is an easier teammate to deal with. He is more predictable than Alonso, and the few tricks he has, have been played twice. On the track straight up, no pitstop games, Button is Hami food. Just like how Vettel was chewed up and spit out in China! :lol:
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Just_a_fan wrote: Don't go stating the obvious in here. There are some who don't like it! :wink:

It's obvious from the footage that the cars were alongside each other with Vettel being slightly in front (Hamilton's front wheel was in front of Vettel's rear wheel). And they stayed that way until Hamilton was forced to back off by Vettel squeezing him towards the wall at the end of the pitlane.
Some think it's possible for 2 cars to be moving at the same exact speed, and one overtake the other.

edit: Oh wait, let me correct myself, I forgot it's Hamilton we are dealing with here, so he breaks all laws; even the laws of physics!
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ringo wrote:Hamilton desperate. :lol: :lol: =D>

Hamilton is very comfortable at the moment. If anyone is desperate it's Button. After Hamilton was in p2, that is when the cookie started to crumble; sliding off track asking for updates every sector. I could see it in his dad's face as well, that man looked like he saw a ghost.
11 points is nothing 2 results over Button can't fix. A win here a podium there, or 2 podiums above Button and Lewis is clear. Then he focuses on keeping the redbulls behind.
Infact he is in a much better position than the beginning of last year. Come Europe all the Hami haters will get an overload of Hamilton in the post race press conference.

Button is an easier teammate to deal with. He is more predictable than Alonso, and the few tricks he has, have been played twice. On the track straight up, no pitstop games, Button is Hami food. Just like how Vettel was chewed up and spit out in China! :lol:
:lol: it's going to be an amazing season - scratch that - it has been already! AWESOME!

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Paul Oz wrote:
ringo wrote:Hamilton desperate. :lol: :lol: =D>

Hamilton is very comfortable at the moment. If anyone is desperate it's Button. After Hamilton was in p2, that is when the cookie started to crumble; sliding off track asking for updates every sector. I could see it in his dad's face as well, that man looked like he saw a ghost.
11 points is nothing 2 results over Button can't fix. A win here a podium there, or 2 podiums above Button and Lewis is clear. Then he focuses on keeping the redbulls behind.
Infact he is in a much better position than the beginning of last year. Come Europe all the Hami haters will get an overload of Hamilton in the post race press conference.

Button is an easier teammate to deal with. He is more predictable than Alonso, and the few tricks he has, have been played twice. On the track straight up, no pitstop games, Button is Hami food. Just like how Vettel was chewed up and spit out in China! :lol:
:lol: it's going to be an amazing season - scratch that - it has been already! AWESOME!
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BreezyRacer wrote:
So something is up with Hamilton, and I think his name is Button.
You wish. Kudos to Jenson for those edgy calls rightfully earning him 2 wins, but the most whe has achieved so far in the dry is 8th place. He has a lot of way to go to prove himself against Lewis, which he can't - because simply Lewis is faster and more skilled than him. And in the dry races (of which the majority of a season consists of) favors speed and skill rather than strategic calls.
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I think there were several drivers in the Chinese GP that were acting a bit silly. Even the BBC 1 commentary picked up on it, and they miss quite a few things. Maybe it was down to a topsy, turvey race with wild tyre changes, safety cars and rain that got all the drivers get a bit on edge and loose some of their better judgement. Who knows?!

Hopefully Barcelona will be more straight forward.

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Timomies wrote:
Just_a_fan wrote:I think Martin Brundle (on BBC TV coverage of the race) summed it up nicely when asked by the other commentator why the drivers moan about Hamilton in the drivers' briefings. "<chuckle> Because he's too good, too fast for them" was basically the response.
lol. Ask someone who is not british :lol: He creates dangerous situations every season, have got more penalties than any other driver in the recent years and he still doesn't get it. Maybe one/two race ban would knock some sense to him #-o
Because he is simply too good, too fast for your guy to keep up with. I'm not British. So there you go.
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Shrieker wrote:
BreezyRacer wrote:
So something is up with Hamilton, and I think his name is Button.
You wish. Kudos to Jenson for those edgy calls rightfully earning him 2 wins, but the most whe has achieved so far in the dry is 8th place. He has a lot of way to go to prove himself against Lewis, which he can't - because simply Lewis is faster and more skilled than him. And in the dry races (of which the majority of a season consists of) favors speed and skill rather than strategic calls.
I'm not a fanboy of either (really any driver .. I like them all for different reasons), but I will point out that Button also out qualified Hamilton on Saturday in perfect conditions. So I think this discussion has pretty much evolved into fan boy ying yang.

I was trying to have a serious discussion about the senseless risks (IMO) that Hamilton has been displaying this year, that's all.

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andrew wrote: Hopefully Barcelona will be more straight forward.
Otherwise known as "boring"...

If we have a race where the front 6 on the grid end up in more or less the same places at the end with just one tyre change each then it will be little better than Bahrain. And that was boring.

It will mean that this forum will be quiet though :wink: :lol:
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@BreezyRacer ,

Save it. 'Is Hamilton desperate or what? ' tells me everything I need to know.
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Just_a_fan wrote:
andrew wrote: Hopefully Barcelona will be more straight forward.
Otherwise known as "boring"...

If we have a race where the front 6 on the grid end up in more or less the same places at the end with just one tyre change each then it will be little better than Bahrain. And that was boring.

It will mean that this forum will be quiet though :wink: :lol:
Nah, I was meaning less controversay. I hope there is good close racing but without the need for any debacle. :?

At least in Spain they should be able to overtake. Well, that's the theory at least. :roll:

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andrew wrote:I say desperate and rattled by Button.

Nuff said. 8)
Haha, you wish. Look up. Oh maybe you shouldn't. Some people really love turning their faces away from the FACTS.
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