Hamilton or Rosberg for 2016 WDC?
Poll: Hamilton or Rosberg for 2016 WDC?
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amgmcqueen said:
Hamilton seems to be more interested in either being a rapper or being seen at London fashion week. His starts have also been appalling.
Rosberg is more focused and has upped his game. He unfortunately has also ran a lot of drivers off the track and who can forget that diabolical performance at Monaco...?
Disagree - the starting issue is the car, the clutch is inconsistent and they can't sort it out.Rosberg is more focused and has upped his game. He unfortunately has also ran a lot of drivers off the track and who can forget that diabolical performance at Monaco...?
Rosberg has always been able to drive well when unopposed and he's had lots of opportunity this year due to Hamilton's reliability issues.
mollytherocker said:
Gary C said:
amgmcqueen said:
Hamilton seems to be more interested in either being a rapper or being seen at London fashion week.
So what ?Gary C said:
mollytherocker said:
Gary C said:
amgmcqueen said:
Hamilton seems to be more interested in either being a rapper or being seen at London fashion week.
So what ?bobbo89 said:
Gary C said:
mollytherocker said:
Gary C said:
amgmcqueen said:
Hamilton seems to be more interested in either being a rapper or being seen at London fashion week.
So what ?I could not give a toss what Hamilton gets up to outside of F1 but I would prefer him to do it at the end of the season after winning the WC. Every point is crucial and he has let his focus slip recently to allow Rosberg to regain the championship lead. I can't say either of the Mercedes drivers has had a brilliant season, they are just in a car that no other team can get anywhere near.
Jasandjules said:
There would be a meltdown if Nico won because he was given the upgraded Engine and Lewis was not......
How many of the people to whom Mercedes is advertising (and thus cares about) follow the sport closely enough to have any idea about the whole tokens/upgrades thing?[quote=_MIKE_]
What's the issue with that? He who has most points wins - has happened and will happen. That's racing.Crafty_ said:
So Rosberg has run a fairly good race in Malaysia, but yet again proves he can't race wheel to wheel.
He will win the WDC on reliability.
Unfortunately I agreeHe will win the WDC on reliability.
Crafty_ said:
So Rosberg has run a fairly good race in Malaysia, but yet again proves he can't race wheel to wheel.
He will win the WDC on reliability.
Agreed, unless Red Bull can regularly mix it up and steal some points. In a pure race with reliability for both Mercs then Hamilton is likely to finish ahead, but he needs RB to steal some points from Rosberg. He will win the WDC on reliability.
Had the Merc engine not exploded today, Rosberg would have been 4th and his poor start positioning and clumsy pass on Kimi shows he is still not good in close combat with a competitive rival. If he wins the championship it will be the least exciting run in history (perhaps second only to his Dad who was a far better racer).
The only slight encouragement is that Red Bull performed so well on a power circuit today.
Crafty_ said:
I think the Honda is looking good too.
I have a feeling in 2017 we'll see RB and Mclaren up front and Mercedes lose their advantage. 3 maybe 4 teams dicing for the titles.
Not so sure Honda will be right at the sharp end, I think that is another season away yet, but even Stevie Wonder can see their trajectory is definitely up, despite what some McLaren haters on this forum think..I have a feeling in 2017 we'll see RB and Mclaren up front and Mercedes lose their advantage. 3 maybe 4 teams dicing for the titles.
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