Dark horse for the WDC?
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!Indeed - I did wince a little when, at the end of the race, he gave the team a hard time about the KERS issue at the start (I didn't think it was something which needed to be said in public) but then I thought that it showed he clearly cared about the fact that he came second not first, possibly as a result of not getting the message to reset the KERS system...
I was egging him on at the end, hoping he got the chance to slip past Hamilton.
DuncanM said:
So where are his detractors then?
Kimi is bloody focused this year and driven.
Seem to remember people on here talking about him being lazy and couldn't care less?
Certainly drives like he cares
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Clearly someone of high intelligence wrote this; that and the fact you drive a Cerb make you damn fine chap all around.Kimi is bloody focused this year and driven.
Seem to remember people on here talking about him being lazy and couldn't care less?
Certainly drives like he cares
.Living in M. Keynes? Do you know BossCerbera??
P-Jay said:
All this talk of Alonso, Lewis and Kimi, does no body fancy Webber or Vettel's chances?
Anyway, personally if Lewis doesn't win it, I hope Kimi does. You might even see a smile out of him on the podium.
I only started the topic because I've heard nothing regarding Kimi's chances so far, this despite the Lotus looking like the car to beat in many respects.Anyway, personally if Lewis doesn't win it, I hope Kimi does. You might even see a smile out of him on the podium.
I will add that Webber is having a fantastic season off the back of a relatively poor one last year.
The talk all year has been Vettel/Alonso/Hamilton no?
I said to myself that the first person to win 2 races was going to be the person who goes away from the first half in the lead and that is what has happened, my guess is that the second half will be much the same.
If LH can dominate the first race as he did the last one throughout the weekend he will have an advantage, but catching Alonso is not going to be easy unless Ferrari cripples themselves through reliability.
The first race in the second half will be crucial to all the contenders, but the practice will take on a new importance, exciting season.
If LH can dominate the first race as he did the last one throughout the weekend he will have an advantage, but catching Alonso is not going to be easy unless Ferrari cripples themselves through reliability.
The first race in the second half will be crucial to all the contenders, but the practice will take on a new importance, exciting season.
Refreshed Kimi has been consistent and is quietly getting the job done every weekend.
Would be great to see him win spa..
Alonso's Ferrari is not the best..it's the only thing stopping him winning every weekend.
His form this year has been fantastic.
Hamilton is also on good form..as is Mark Webber.
This season is going to be a close one.
Would be great to see him win spa..
Alonso's Ferrari is not the best..it's the only thing stopping him winning every weekend.
His form this year has been fantastic.
Hamilton is also on good form..as is Mark Webber.
This season is going to be a close one.
DuncanM said:
P-Jay said:
All this talk of Alonso, Lewis and Kimi, does no body fancy Webber or Vettel's chances?
Anyway, personally if Lewis doesn't win it, I hope Kimi does. You might even see a smile out of him on the podium.
I only started the topic because I've heard nothing regarding Kimi's chances so far, this despite the Lotus looking like the car to beat in many respects.Anyway, personally if Lewis doesn't win it, I hope Kimi does. You might even see a smile out of him on the podium.
I will add that Webber is having a fantastic season off the back of a relatively poor one last year.
The talk all year has been Vettel/Alonso/Hamilton no?
I'd say he's got every much as good a chance as LH, SV & MW at getting it, there's only 8 points between the lot of them and I don't think there's a huge performance difference ether with half a season left to go of course, but if FA keeps getting the results he has been it will need one of them to dominate the others, or they're all going to spend the rest of the season fighting each other and won't get the points to over-haul his advantage.
It might come down to who's got the best wing man, which puts the RB boys at a disadvantage because I doubt they'd give each other the steam off their piss for the sake of some more points for the other. Grosean and Button (who are on the same points as well) could both do with gaining some favour from their teams for next year, might be more likely to swallow some team orders if they're not near the front at the end of the season. Has Massa got the pace to effect the others?
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