Button still dominating his team mate!
Button still dominating his team mate!
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2priestsferrari

Original Poster:

534 posts

234 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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Displaying his world championship credentials once again

jacobyte

4,768 posts

271 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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And to think you had almost clawed back some of your credibility...

Locoblade

7,653 posts

285 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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jacobyte said:
And to think you had almost clawed back some of your credibility...


Say no more. Once a troll, always a troll

stuttgartmetal

8,145 posts

245 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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Give him a break Toops, his heads right down.



Edited by stuttgartmetal on Saturday 14th April 15:18

kevin ritson

3,423 posts

256 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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2priestsferrari said:
Displaying his world championship credentials once again


Yes, by being a couple of hundreths down his whole career must be over rolleyes

Do you work for the Sun or the Daily Mail?

taffyracer

2,093 posts

272 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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He proved in 2005 and parts of 2006 that when the car is under him he is as fast as anyone, put him in the McLaren and he would be on pole, the man is seriously smooth and incredibly talented, just crap at making career decisions, he should have gone to Williams, Honda really have lost the plot, no wonder he is downhearted, he can see his career slipping away!


Edited by taffyracer on Saturday 14th April 19:58

superkartracer

8,959 posts

251 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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Thing is... he went for the quick cash and birds too early on and it's killed his career, win then do the cash/birds :-)

Lewis has taken his place, button has lost out.

Still think Lewis would beat him in the same car anyway.

Go Lewis or is it Go Kimi, go BOTH of them.

stuttgartmetal

8,145 posts

245 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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superkartracer said:
Thing is... he went for the quick cash and birds too early on and it's killed his career, win then do the cash/birds :-)

Lewis has taken his place, button has lost out.

Still think Lewis would beat him in the same car anyway.

Go Lewis or is it Go Kimi, go BOTH of them.


Good advice SKR
Win first, cash/birds later.
Check

SimonY

348 posts

237 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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No I reckon he's played it the right way - just enough performance to become an established F1 high earner then concentrate on the cash & birds

spectatorsam

411 posts

238 months

Saturday 14th April 2007
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talk sence lads
its not like, if he had gone for success it would be at the expence of cash( and birds) one goes hand ain hand with the other.
He went to renault simply because there was a drive for him, dont forget he was a bit of a punt for Frank Williams. dispite doing ok for williams they binned him in favour of montoya who was hit and miss at best( where is he now, and also never won the F1 championship)
Renault was probably the highest profile team he would get as a still unproven "punt" but he was never going to win in that car.

BAR was probably a sidways move after renault and they loked crap from day 1 even with vielneauve( however you spell it) williams looked very much mid table runners when he was due for the switch. Honda did make steps forward in the season before and looked at least as good if not a better bet than williams so went for the safest seeming option, ( remember he had to PAY WILLIAMS to be released from the contract, and they subsequently said they would still have him back)
so where are these moves for the money you talk about??
first and foremost a racer wants to win. even me in my old sh*tbag, I want and believe every round that I could win!! Button believed / knew that his best chance for success was in the car he chose to drive. remember when he was due to move to williams every man and his dog said that he would be plain mad to leave honda for williams at that time, and lets face it williams havn't exactly won much in recent years, proving that if nothing else it was not a decision that he is ever going to rue!

buttons problem similar to Martin Brundel has been that he has always been in the right car at the wrong time. if there had ever been a chance of a ferrari or mclaren drive he would be champion allready.


Edited by spectatorsam on Saturday 14th April 23:26



Edited by spectatorsam on Saturday 14th April 23:27