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Schuttelberg

mcdo wrote:
raceman wrote:Vettel is not replaceable
Depends on who is available

No driver is irreplaceable. Teams, are the life line of F1. Drivers come and go.

Schuttelberg

This article, is further proof, of the fact that Lewis is a bigger donkey hole than some people think he is. He knows, Vettel is down and cornered right now, so why not try take a pot shot? What he does not know, is that he's at least ten times mentally stronger than Lewis will ever be to be bother...

Schuttelberg

That doesn't even make sense. However because you're an idiot let me clear things up for you "Third, I think we all saw at Brazil in 2012, how much Mark is willing to help Sebastian, even in a championship staked grand prix, with him mathematically, out of it." - A lot. He drove himself off of the ...

Schuttelberg

This article, is further proof, of the fact that Lewis is a bigger donkey hole than some people think he is. He knows, Vettel is down and cornered right now, so why not try take a pot shot? What he does not know, is that he's at least ten times mentally stronger than Lewis will ever be to be bother...

Schuttelberg

SchumieRules wrote:
flyer wrote:There was a time when "Alonso will never, ever be hired by Ferrari", yet there he is.

It's a Machiavellian sport, you never know what may happen.
2006 was lovely wasn't it?

And, this is why, I really do believe, that Vettel and McLaren, is just a matter of time.

Schuttelberg

This article, is further proof, of the fact that Lewis is a bigger donkey hole than some people think he is. He knows, Vettel is down and cornered right now, so why not try take a pot shot? What he does not know, is that he's at least ten times mentally stronger than Lewis will ever be to be bother...

Schuttelberg

This article, is further proof, of the fact that Lewis is a bigger donkey hole than some people think he is. He knows, Vettel is down and cornered right now, so why not try take a pot shot? What he does not know, is that he's at least ten times mentally stronger than Lewis will ever be to be bothere...

Schuttelberg

But from my point of view, Vettel did what he did because he wants to win the world championship, and maximise points vs Alonso - his biggest rival. Webber should have, as Hamilton did in Turkey 2010, fight back IMMEDIATELY in an effort to retake the position, not faff around thinking about his fut...

Schuttelberg

It is hard to really tell. We've had an atypical event in Melbourne, and mixed weather in Kuala Lumpur. Certainties: 1) Red Bull are fastest over a lap. 2) Lotus and Ferrari are best at managing tyres. 3) McLaren are struggling. I think, we have to wait for Bahrain, to really know who is out and out...

Schuttelberg

I think, if Grosjean shines this year, Webber is either going to have to settle for a Sauber/Force India, or bid adieu.

Schuttelberg

We all know what happened yesterday in Malaysia, so I'm not going to dwell on the incident, but in my opinion this is the beginning of the end of the Webber/Vettel partnership. I just don't see them co-existing any more, beyond this year. I don't know who's going to be leaving at the end of the year...

Schuttelberg

If you mean the posts saying Vettel would sell his mother for the title, that is a common colloquial phrase used to denote determination to get something. Swearing isn't against the forum rules. When it was, the fact the ban was in force was the single biggest complaint the forum had. So what your ...

Schuttelberg

I don't think anyone is spoilt. These guys don't race for public image. You race, to win. It's their livelyhood in a way. They've all done it. Whether it's Vettel, Hamilton or Schumacher. Alonso, is just the next level altogether.

Schuttelberg

As much as i loved him, Senna was a spoilt brat. I actually think there's a comparison to be made between him and Vettel - both fast drivers, hungry for victory at any cost- although Ayrton's racecraft was much better IMO is this the same Senna that gave up a victory to his team mate at Japan '91? ...

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spacemaster wrote:
Kushal Msc-3 wrote:
spacemaster wrote:In the last 16 years watching F1, never seen an Awkward podium like this....
Austria 2002?
USA 2002?
USA 2005?
Germany 2010?

F1 fans, have a really short memmory..
All 3 podium drivers are embarrassed like this.... ?

I think Monteiro should have been embarrassed in USA 2005!

Schuttelberg

The dirty little prick was fighting for a world title in 2012 in Brazil, and Mark Webber the saint was chopping and fighting him like he was fighting for the title with him. But hey, that's just fine. It's Mark. You must have been watching that race in a parallel universe. I guess, you haven't watc...

Schuttelberg

spacemaster wrote:From your signature, I understand your point of view on MW....go to other threads and blow your hoses...

No Webbo or Vettel bashing here people.

We all sick of it. that is why this thread....

You have yourself, created a controversial thread.

Schuttelberg

That picture says it all,Webber is pretty hurt by this. Anyone with a shred of decency has to feel for Webber. Its a sad day for motorsport. Anyone, with a shred of decency, will not support Webber over this. Mark Webber, is the last person to feel for. He, himself is the most selfish driver out th...

Schuttelberg

4-0 THRASHING!

Schuttelberg

If you mean the posts saying Vettel would sell his mother for the title, that is a common colloquial phrase used to denote determination to get something. Swearing isn't against the forum rules. When it was, the fact the ban was in force was the single biggest complaint the forum had. I don't agree...

Schuttelberg

It will be Webber's best season, considering he's been getting pasted by a younger team mate for almost forever!

Schuttelberg

spacemaster wrote:In the last 16 years watching F1, never seen an Awkward podium like this....

Austria 2002?
USA 2002?
USA 2005?
Germany 2010?

F1 fans, have a really short memmory..

Schuttelberg

That picture says it all,Webber is pretty hurt by this. Anyone with a shred of decency has to feel for Webber. Its a sad day for motorsport. Anyone, with a shred of decency, will not support Webber over this. Mark Webber, is the last person to feel for. He, himself is the most selfish driver out th...

Schuttelberg

It's one thing to give credit and praise to someone for ignoring team orders, but there are team orders that shaft one driver in order to favour the other (should be ignored), and there are orders that favour the team without shafting a driver i.e. turning power settings down in order to prolong en...

Schuttelberg

It's not the intention, nor is your summary accurate. At the heart of the moderation team is the decision way back at the close of 2011 to select fans of Alonso, Hamilton, Vettel and Raikkonen so as to avoid such driver bias. We also selected mods from Spain, Poland, Finland, Britain, America and A...

Schuttelberg

I'm not proud of Vettel's win. I'm also the type, where you just fight till the end to win. But, in F1, a team's orders are absolute be all and end all. He should not have disobeyed them. The problem, I have with some people around here is that they are making him out to be the bad guy for nothing. ...

Schuttelberg

@ P-F1 Mod- RickM just went on to abuse Seb.. There has to be a line somewhere! We've spent the day clearing out far worse posts than that. In fact reading it through it's a valid point, not one I entirely agree with but valid nonetheless. That's not abuse, that's an accurate assessment of Seb's im...

Schuttelberg

It's PR. If he repeats it enough people may 'forget'. TBH It doesn't even surprise me anymore. He's a great driver, but he's a selfish donkey opening at the same time. Obviously a lot of the drivers are, and they have to be, but he was pretty much thick when it came to handling this. It's created i...

Schuttelberg

@ P-F1 Mod- RickM just went on to abuse Seb.. There has to be a line somewhere!

Schuttelberg

It's PR. If he repeats it enough people may 'forget'. TBH It doesn't even surprise me anymore. He's a great driver, but he's a selfish donkey opening at the same time. Obviously a lot of the drivers are, and they have to be, but he was pretty much thick when it came to handling this. It's created i...

Schuttelberg

Seb

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Looks to me like someone should start crossing their fingers!

Schuttelberg

Lottery!

Schuttelberg

RunningMan wrote:
Kushal Msc-3 wrote: WOW! Some sense around here!
No. Everyone knows what it means. It's just people like you who take it literally and take it to heart when people say it

Was I even addressing you? You are no one to tell me what I should take it like. Why are you speaking for "everyone?"

Schuttelberg

Bianchi strikes me as a driver who can outperform his car like alonso hamilton. This is the Matin Brundle syndrome. You can't out perform the car. No one can. You can only get the best out of it. Right because you a man or woman on a f1 forum who has no aforementioned experience in motorsport would...

Schuttelberg

Bianchi strikes me as a driver who can outperform his car like alonso hamilton. This is the Matin Brundle syndrome. You can't out perform the car. No one can. You can only get the best out of it. Right because you a man or woman on a f1 forum who has no aforementioned experience in motorsport would...

Schuttelberg

Paul Di Resta.. just got ROBBED

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ForSure101 wrote:Bianchi strikes me as a driver who can outperform his car like alonso hamilton.

This is the Matin Brundle syndrome. You can't out perform the car. No one can. You can only get the best out of it.

Schuttelberg

Bianchi about 1.3s up on Max. If this guy had a better car he would have done special things With Force India looking mighty, I would love to see Jules in that car. Maybe next year instead of Di Resta in the 2nd seat. :thumbup: Oh please! Sutil robbed him off P1 in Q1. Di Resta is far better than S...

Schuttelberg

In my opinion, Grosjean is as fast or faster than Raikkonen. But, speed isn't enough at this level of motorsport. A lot of other ingredients complete a Formula 1 driver. Raikkonen, has far better race craft than Grosjean does, which is not surprising, considering the experience he has. Grosjean, nee...

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