massa.."i deserve title"
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Holst said:
What else do you expect him to say?
Part of winning a world champoinship is having the beleif that you are better than everybody else and that you deserve to win.
suppose you have a slight point, cant have him admitting he knows he has won the title already thanks to uncle max.Part of winning a world champoinship is having the beleif that you are better than everybody else and that you deserve to win.
Holst said:
What else do you expect him to say?
Part of winning a world champoinship is having the beleif that you are better than everybody else and that you deserve to win.
What one would have expected him to say is something like, "I hope that I win by more than 6 points, so there will be no doubts."Part of winning a world champoinship is having the beleif that you are better than everybody else and that you deserve to win.
What one would have hoped he would say is something like, "I think the penalty was wrong, and I want to beat Hamilton fair and square."
LanCat said:
tomTVR said:
4 races to go so too early to say. Sounds a fair comment though, the Hamilton fanboys no doubt think their man deserves it because he is a whole point ahead.
Er. You seem to be suggesting that if he's a whole point ahead after the 4 races then he won't deserve it?After his poor start he has driven very well, only exception is Silverstone. Hamilton's going to fight hard and if Massa beats him fair and square then I think it will be worthy.
Neither Kimi, Kova or the BMW drivers have come into the WC battle so now it's just staight between these two.
Neither Kimi, Kova or the BMW drivers have come into the WC battle so now it's just staight between these two.
So, when Hamilton comes off as being extremely arrogant, that's fine, because racing drivers are supposed to be brimming with confidence otherwise they'll have no chance of being competitive, however, when a big, bad, red car driver says that *if* he wins, he'll have deserved it. I mean, how much of an idiot is he saying that?! 
Deadslow, you're right on the money, there are plenty of fanboys around here, not many of them are Ferrari fans though.
Along similar lines, I don't think Massa is the deluded one...

Deadslow, you're right on the money, there are plenty of fanboys around here, not many of them are Ferrari fans though.
Along similar lines, I don't think Massa is the deluded one...
flemke said:
What one would have expected him to say is something like, "I hope that I win by more than 6 points, so there will be no doubts."
What one would have hoped he would say is something like, "I think the penalty was wrong, and I want to beat Hamilton fair and square."
I'm not sure there's been a full on gentleman driver since Stirling Moss.
Murph7355 said:
flemke said:
What one would have expected him to say is something like, "I hope that I win by more than 6 points, so there will be no doubts."
What one would have hoped he would say is something like, "I think the penalty was wrong, and I want to beat Hamilton fair and square."
Murph7355 said:
I'm not sure there's been a full on gentleman driver since Stirling Moss.
Hmmm....I'd bet you that there have been quite a few, actually. That is, drivers who acted like gentlemen, who put integrity, honour and decency before short-term superficial gain.
Others would have be knowledge than I, but just in F1 the list could well include:
Cevert
Peterson
McLaren
P. Hill
de Angelis
Four out of five of them were killed in action; I'm not sure if that says anything.
Frank987 said:
I think dear old Massa is just a parasite who has had a very big leg up from the FIA to win this year.
With respect, I'd disagree.Massa and his entourage, starting with Todt Jr, give me the creeps. The fact that he drives for the red ones makes him all the more disagreeable. But the guy can drive.
There have been a number of races when, in the same car, Massa clearly outdrove Schumacher or Raikkonen. That's a driver.
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