Lewis Hamilton Overtakes 2010
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Keep 'em coming fella.
Excellent video with decent on-screen commentary.
Really like the analysis of his move with schumacher in malaysia - just shows he has the tactical ability alongside sheer skill.
Surely there can't be any doubters left?
He has the gift, as does Vettel/ Alonso, and probably kobayashi; given the chance.
Excellent video with decent on-screen commentary.
Really like the analysis of his move with schumacher in malaysia - just shows he has the tactical ability alongside sheer skill.
Surely there can't be any doubters left?
He has the gift, as does Vettel/ Alonso, and probably kobayashi; given the chance.
Lewis ex's dad's in trouble though. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1337865/Fa...
Having taken note at the time of his "style" in GP2 (shown to great effect in your other video) it was no surprise that he continued to be such a great little "racer" when he came into F1 .
OK, the price he pays is DNF's in Monza and Singapore, but I wouldn't swap those for the sheer excitement he generates with his combatitive style.
OK, the price he pays is DNF's in Monza and Singapore, but I wouldn't swap those for the sheer excitement he generates with his combatitive style.
mattikake said:
^ totally. I don't think there's many Hamilton (or Keke, Mansell, Senna, Gilles, Alesi, Montoya etc.) fans who would have it any other way.
He drives with his heart, as he says himself. Couldn't ask for any more.
He's driving with his head too, to a remarkable degree in your vid.He drives with his heart, as he says himself. Couldn't ask for any more.
I still think he made fewer mistakes than the others did in this year's championship battle, but he didn't have the equipment that would allow the luxury of a couple of mistakes or three during the season.
heebeegeetee said:
mattikake said:
^ totally. I don't think there's many Hamilton (or Keke, Mansell, Senna, Gilles, Alesi, Montoya etc.) fans who would have it any other way.
He drives with his heart, as he says himself. Couldn't ask for any more.
He's driving with his head too, to a remarkable degree in your vid.He drives with his heart, as he says himself. Couldn't ask for any more.
How many times did you see Keke beast through the field and/or disappear down the road, skinning everyone left, right and centre only to run out of fuel with 10 laps to go? Keke would hate racing today...
Personally I'm all up for banning pit-to-car radios for these reasons (but not car-to-pit) and return the thinking to the driver as an extra talent filter.
heebeegeetee said:
I still think he made fewer mistakes than the others did in this year's championship battle, but he didn't have the equipment that would allow the luxury of a couple of mistakes or three during the season.
This is it. This was the difference between him and FA, MW and SV.He Skunk said:
Having taken note at the time of his "style" in GP2 (shown to great effect in your other video) it was no surprise that he continued to be such a great little "racer" when he came into F1 .
OK, the price he pays is DNF's in Monza and Singapore, but I wouldn't swap those for the sheer excitement he generates with his combatitive style.
it works too, this year, button made fewer mistakes but he also scored fewer points (even when you exclude mechanical failures)OK, the price he pays is DNF's in Monza and Singapore, but I wouldn't swap those for the sheer excitement he generates with his combatitive style.
^ Interesting feedback. Have you been a racing driver/instructor or otherwise in loud environments for long?
Not it's not a cuss because I have the same problem - too many raves/gigs and too many races with little or no ear protection. My hearing is pretty fuct. I used to have tinitus for a while but it's not too bad now I've ... retired... from most of it!
I'm far from deaf, but a result is I have problems separating voice from music, usually when either are loud like in pubs and clubs trying to talk with mates. In vids I balance the music and voice levels as much as possible to avoid that issue - you may have noticed that the music is actually pretty quiet compared to most other YT vids, it's actually at about 20% and drops to 10% of voice-over - but mostly the voice is pretty weak to start with and is boosted to 200%. It's all fine-tuned by ear, but as you can imagine, it's not a good starting point!
So just wondering if you have that issue. They always say, the first sign of a hearing problem is having the TV on loud. I do that!
So it is me, or is that a general problem as you are the first to say so?
Not it's not a cuss because I have the same problem - too many raves/gigs and too many races with little or no ear protection. My hearing is pretty fuct. I used to have tinitus for a while but it's not too bad now I've ... retired... from most of it!
I'm far from deaf, but a result is I have problems separating voice from music, usually when either are loud like in pubs and clubs trying to talk with mates. In vids I balance the music and voice levels as much as possible to avoid that issue - you may have noticed that the music is actually pretty quiet compared to most other YT vids, it's actually at about 20% and drops to 10% of voice-over - but mostly the voice is pretty weak to start with and is boosted to 200%. It's all fine-tuned by ear, but as you can imagine, it's not a good starting point!
So just wondering if you have that issue. They always say, the first sign of a hearing problem is having the TV on loud. I do that!
So it is me, or is that a general problem as you are the first to say so?
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