Hamilton disses Schumacher
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Don't have a problem with his comments. He certainly hasn't been gifted his way to three WDC titles, unlike schumacher.
Let's not forget this brilliant "win" for schuey:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyHUygPQ38E
Seven times champion my arse. He was good, but got a lot of help along the way.
Let's not forget this brilliant "win" for schuey:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyHUygPQ38E
Seven times champion my arse. He was good, but got a lot of help along the way.
Hamilton's opinion is much like his fashion sense - completely irrelevant.
When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
amgmcqueen said:
Hamilton's opinion is much like his fashion sense - completely irrelevant.
When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
I don't get why you can't respect Hamilton for being a WDC because he jumped straight into a top car....When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
....surely he earns that right by being Renault champion, f3 champion and gp2 champion, beating rosberg and vettel along the way.....do you not think that his performance against alonso in his first year.....matching him on points and narrowly missing out on the championship proved that he deserved that drive? And let's face it, the second and third championships haven't come easy....he's had to wait and get himself in the right team to earn them. Vettel managed to prove his worth in toro Rosso and then jump into a monster of a car for 4 world championships.
I can't fathom how you can say he has had an easy ride! Think of all the dogs of a car he has driven at mclaren and the first year of Mercedes between his 1st and second championship.....vettel had 1 learning year at toro Rosso, and then jumped straight into a championship ca for 4 years....after being brought up through the red bull ranks.....
Oh and I might as well add Villeneuve, Stewart, fittipaldi, fangio, regazzoni, mclaren, Montoya were amongst other drivers to win in their first year.....Villeneuve in the Williams, fangio in the Alfa, mclaren in the cooper, fittipaldi in the lotus....all of those cars went on to win the championship that year......Hamiltons car didn't.....so surely those drivers had a better car and easier ride?!
Edited by 37chevy on Sunday 8th November 15:32
Edited by 37chevy on Sunday 8th November 15:38
amgmcqueen said:
Hamilton's opinion is much like his fashion sense - completely irrelevant.
When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
+44When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
Even that Ferrari was a dog when Schumacher joined the team. Took plenty of work and patience in getting it up the grid.
Bo_apex said:
+44
Even that Ferrari was a dog when Schumacher joined the team. Took plenty of work and patience in getting it up the grid.
Plenty of work, patients flexible wings and dodgy barge boards and teammates moving over for him amongst other things.....Even that Ferrari was a dog when Schumacher joined the team. Took plenty of work and patience in getting it up the grid.
.....not saying he isn't a great, he's clearly one of the best drivers in f1 history....just people slate Lewis, but most of the time have flawed arguments.....why don't they just say Lewis isn't their cup of tea instead of coming up with some bullst excuse...
...shumey wasn't my cup of tea when he was racing, but it's only when the greats have gone do you realise what you are missing, I suspect it will be the Same when Lewis and vettel retire....they may not be everyone's cup of tea but they are both incredible drivers and there's always action and controversy around them....take them out of the equation and you end up with an f1 full of boring monochrome PR sensitive drones
amgmcqueen said:
Hamilton's opinion is much like his fashion sense - completely irrelevant.
When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
Vettel got no help from Red Bull before he drove for them in F1 did he?When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
And I doubt that growing up on a kart track helped Schumacher much either.
Bo_apex said:
a Guinness with Eddie Irvine would shine new light onto your presumption
talking of which, we've just bumped up outside the Punch Bowl, off for a pint
I'm guessing a drink with Rubens would shine a light onto the subject too, and a drink with jos would shine a light onto traction control at hockenheim too!talking of which, we've just bumped up outside the Punch Bowl, off for a pint
Bo_apex said:
37chevy said:
teammates moving over for him
a Guinness with Eddie Irvine would shine new light onto your presumption talking of which, we've just bumped up outside the Punch Bowl, off for a pint
amgmcqueen said:
Hamilton's opinion is much like his fashion sense - completely irrelevant.
When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
Quoted for prosperity. Classic load of bollicks. When and why did he turn into a fking weirdo? Looking back at races from 07/08 he just seemed like a normal bloke you could have a drink and a laugh with. Now he seems to think he's Jay Z's secret love child.
I can only imagine he has a ridiculous amount of hangers-on and yes men surrounding him which has caused his ego to swell so much, he can no longer remove his head from his own arse!
One last opinion I may aswell voice is, I can never respect Hamilton. The reason being is every other WCD has started their F1 career in a midfield/back of the grid team. They have had to prove themselves and fight their way into a better car/team. Sometimes this takes years and years for even the best drivers to achieve. The most frustrating thing about Hamilton is that he just walked straight into the best team/car at the top of the grid and to this day, still doesn't realise and acknowledge how lucky he has been!
I would say out of all the past WCD, he has had the most help/easiest ride. His achievements pale in comparison to Schumachers.
To 'walk' into a top team.. you're right - that's got to be luck; the like of which I've never seen! Beating a double world champ teammate in his first year was also luck I guess.
My god.
37chevy said:
I'm guessing a drink with Rubens would shine a light onto the subject too, and a drink with jos would shine a light onto traction control at hockenheim too!
certainly, and it's worth having a Marker's Mark with ex-team mate Brundle too. He will illuminate with insight such as;“We saw Michael Schumacher yesterday on his best qualifying lap adjusting the brake balance in the middle of that corner - unbelievable. I talked to a few drivers about that and they could not believe he had enough command over the car to be able to do that.”
When you listen to insight from Brundle, Irvine, Moss et al, they rate Schumacher in a league of his own.
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