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joeypharris

Can't believe that this is even an issue.... it was racing, fair and square. More of it please!!

joeypharris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqHG256arrc double overtake at German GP by Ham on RAI and RIC Plus locking up and taking a bit of RAI's front wing for a souvenir :lol: +DRS +Overpowered Merc, especially in straight line, against Ferrari and RBR. Surely this shouldn't even be considered for overtak...

joeypharris

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqHG256arrc

double overtake at German GP by Ham on RAI and RIC

joeypharris

All Hamilton needs is to do exactly what he has done this weekend. Simply follow home Rosberg. Should be fairly straight forward i hope. Got a feeling that Ham will even win it from pole. Rosberg has yet to string two wins together this season. How important was that Hungarian GP result (along with ...

joeypharris

I have said it before in another forum, but if i were Hamilton, and i still had the points lead into the final race i would simply take Rosberg out of the race, i know its wrong morally, but hey, it would ensure the world championship and avoid any unfortunate mishaps/retirements that could hand the...

joeypharris

Imagine this scenario, that Lewis wins the next 3 races with Rosberg 2nd, Lewis takes a 31 point lead into the final race. It could all be lost/undone due to an element of bad luck, engine failure etc at the final race and Rosberg goes onto win the race and the title.(Having won only 5 races compare...

joeypharris

Interesting observation from someone on another article I just read "Another stat: Over the last 6 races, both LH & NR have scored 98 points each. This despite Nico starting 3, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2 on the grid and Lewis starting 9, 6, 20, 22, 2, 1 on the grid. So there is a plenty hope for Lewis as long a...

joeypharris

Can't see them both being 1-2 in all remaining GPs. There's going to be an inevitable engine penalty for Ham (and Rosberg?) at some stage also. If that gap is down to 13 points or less, then either of them can have the title by winning the last race (even if the other comes in 2nd). Theres still a l...

joeypharris

ifs and buts, the answer is we will never know, far too close to call......

joeypharris

Hamilton is in fine form at present and long may it continue, i'm just concerned that Hamilton could build a healthy 30+ points lead throughout the season and into the final race and then have some horrible misfortune and Rosberg take the title with the wretched double points rule, a massive 50 poin...

joeypharris

I'm going Hamilton, simply because i'm a fan of his. It will certainly be a Mercedes Champion though. That machine is a class apart.

Only race 1 i know, but those 25 unanswered points for Rosberg are pretty substantial.

would love to see a Senna/Prost type season duel.

joeypharris

Form is temporary, class is permanent. Hamilton will bounce back. Possibly score a decent podium in the states.

joeypharris

I love F1 and always will, i don't mind Seb winning all the time, it would just be nice (currently) if he had to scrap for his win or provide some element of entertainment, i thought today may have presented that opportunity with Seb having a few laps before he got Webber. Instead he does at at the ...

joeypharris

Hamiltons race was a result of what was initially a decent start. If he had kept out to the right, instead of going down the inside Grosjean probably wouldn't of passed him………and avoided all of what was to happen after.

joeypharris

I hope so,

with Vet on the dirty side, perhaps Lewis might make an uncharacteristic good start and get the jump on Seb, thus allowing Webber to eek out a lead.....

joeypharris

Looking forward to this weekends race, hoping for a decent showing from Merc and Hamilton. His pole lap from last year, for me, was one of, if not, his best.

joeypharris

Blog from Darren Heath

http://www.darrenheath.com/season/2013/ ... cs-dancing

joeypharris

Whats not to like about Seb, he always comes across as a polite, likeable person as well as top class driver.

joeypharris

Just got home from S'stone..... A win was on the cards today, Hamilton looked on it, awesome in fact. Gutting feeling seeing that tyre blow. A win, i feel is not to far away.

joeypharris

Don't think i have ever seen Whitmarsh looking so downbeat. He looks like a man who is under MASSIVE pressure from above to deliver, and he simply knows its a huge uphill battle from here onwards.

joeypharris

2.00 AM in italy for FP1. Can't wait :) Same in Malta...nothing better than waking up early for quali and the race :D I've watched quite a few races in the bars of Malta! Great support for F1 over on my favourite island! Yep quite a bit of support for F1 here! That's good to know, as i'm taking the...

joeypharris

Yes, and they all got to wear fantastic hats on the podium!

joeypharris

My prediction

1.Ham
2.Rai
3.But

joeypharris

It all looks fairly ominous now, red bull have qualy pace to put them on the front row every GP, I'd go as far as saying it probably looks the same for next year as well with the mostly unchanged regs!

joeypharris

I bet Fernando is doing a little dance somewhere. Hamilton needs Button between himself and Alonso when the flag drops. Button will now be starting from sixth at best but probably 8th or lower. Webber is also nowhere at the moment. There don't seem to be many candidates left to keep Alonso off the ...

joeypharris

For Alonso to be reeled in Hamilton needs to outscore Alonso by an average of 9pts per race and Vettel by 4pts per race for the remaining 6 grand prix. This is very much acheivable, based on the fact that as previously mentioned Alonso is now in at best the 3rd fastest car. I can see Hamilton starti...

joeypharris

Ev0lutionz wrote:
GeonyWalker wrote:I think Maldonado will do a clean race and bring home a podium tomorrow.
Hopefully. Stealing points away from Fred could be interesting for the WDC.

Agree, Maldo realises he cant afford another prang, or at least i hope he does!

joeypharris

That's why Mclaren need Hamilton. Boom.

joeypharris

He always came across as such a normal, likeable person. A highly intelligent individual who put his knowledge and ability to such good use.

Farewell.

joeypharris

Disagree, I thoroughly enjoy sky's coverage, it's now the primary choice.

joeypharris

Disagree with the OP. As Alonso said in 2010, one race at a time and just keep aiming for the podium and look at how close he came to bringing home the WDC. Hamilton only needs to outscore Alonso by 6 points per race, which is only a couple of positions ahead each race (in the bigger points) - which...

joeypharris

So a decent opportunity for Alonsos rivals to score some solid points over him, yet he still starts ahead of them all! The race is long, and i hope Ham can get in amongst the bigger points ahead of Alonso, just so he can make a start into denting that lead of his. Also i dont think buttons lap time ...

joeypharris

Surely Fernandos super consistent form can't carry on forever!? can it! He just needs to keep doing what he's doing i feel.

joeypharris

Big ask now, 60 odd points or so with 10 races remaining. Still possible, and with the Mclaren seemingly back on the pace, throw jenson into the mix and perhaps its not quite as bad as it looks. Alonso never seems to miss a trick though, and is ever so consistent. I hope and feel as though Hamilton ...

joeypharris

Fantastic. Thank you. Keep up your great work.....

joeypharris

IMO, I personally feel as though that Sky are really starting to get a grip of this F1 business, their coverage of the last few grand prixs have been pretty decent, plenty of coverage and no real gripes about presenters etc... keep it up!

joeypharris

At least the pitstops were ALL half decent for once! including another sub 3s stop.

joeypharris

This season gets more and more difficult to watch with every GP that passes by. Slowly seeing Hamilton fade from the title challenge, seeing Lotus' and Mercedes flying past them on track. Its all rather glum at present. Please turn it round Macca, and quickly so (easier said than done, i acknowledge!)

joeypharris

Fantastic result for Alonso and yet another demonstration that when chaos reigns, this guy will come out on top. I fully expect Alonso to win this years WDC. He is without doubt the best driver in F1 right now. Agree, from a Ham fan. He is always there regardless of what is thrown at him. Something...

joeypharris

Any idea of what/if major updates mclaren are bringing to silverstone?

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