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Steamer said:
I think if it had gone his way there is a chance we could have had the first televised incident of human self combustion!
...it was great to see him congratulating Button at the end with Hamilton.
An example of how to act like a man in the face of defeat....it was great to see him congratulating Button at the end with Hamilton.
I really feel for him as, like I suspect was the case with Button, this was his last chance to win the WDC.
Now how long before his son starts karting

ad551 said:
Yeah, top bloke.
I doubt he'll ever have the chance to get that close to the world championship again but he was totally magnanimous in defeat.
Such a shame really because if there's no other guy on the grid who really deserves it, it's him. After all the years at Ferrari as well. Steamer said:
I think if it had gone his way there is a chance we could have had the first televised incident of human self combustion!
I think you would be right! He is the gentleman of F1. A true old fashioned sportman who's feet are firmly on the ground. He has just never had his time, he has always been out done yet he has always taken defeat graciously. Good job Rubens Edited by Slate99 on Monday 19th October 10:53
FWDRacer said:
Rubens Barrichello...
Completely Magnanimous in Defeat. Great Competitor all year. Muzzled at Ferrari under Schumacher. Lent Button his jet allegedly. All round top bloke and nice guy.
'Course I'm chuffed jenson Button is the world champion , but...
Rubens.

Well Put...Completely Magnanimous in Defeat. Great Competitor all year. Muzzled at Ferrari under Schumacher. Lent Button his jet allegedly. All round top bloke and nice guy.
'Course I'm chuffed jenson Button is the world champion , but...
Rubens.


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for Rubens...Yep, am very impressed with Rubens attitude all year he's racing for the love of it and is obviously enjoying it. He's also driving better than he ever has before. I followed him from his Jordan days, but to be honest didn't think he still had a season like that in him. Was glad to be proved wrong as he has been a breath of fresh air this year.
Well done Rubens, Jenson, all at Brawn and F1 in general. What a great year its been. Off track crap aside.
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Well done Rubens, Jenson, all at Brawn and F1 in general. What a great year its been. Off track crap aside.
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Edited by patmahe on Monday 19th October 11:34
Yep, I've already said on another thread, I was most impressed by him.
He pulled up alongside Jenson and applauded him whilst Jenson was doing a "lap of honour" type thing before heading into the pits. He then comes over and congratulates him again when they are out of the cars.
What a gent, and what a superb human being, shows people how things should be done.
He pulled up alongside Jenson and applauded him whilst Jenson was doing a "lap of honour" type thing before heading into the pits. He then comes over and congratulates him again when they are out of the cars.
What a gent, and what a superb human being, shows people how things should be done.
patmahe said:
Yep, am very impressed with Rubens attitude all year he's racing for the love of it and is obviously enjoying it. He's also driving better than he ever has before. I followed him from his Jordan days, but to be honest didn't think he still had a season like that in him. Was glad to be proved wrong as he has been a breath of fresh air this year.
Well done Rubens, Jenson, all at Brawn and F1 in general. What a great year its been. Off track crap aside.
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Lets not get carried away, His Blah,Blah,Blah remarks were a disgrace and rumours of keeping set-up changes that would have helped Jenson(his team mate)were also questionable.Well done Rubens, Jenson, all at Brawn and F1 in general. What a great year its been. Off track crap aside.
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Edited by patmahe on Monday 19th October 11:34
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