Maldonado Attacks Hamilton
Looks like Maldonado has been waiting to get his own back on Lewis Hamilton.
He should have been thrown out of tomorrow's Grand Prix, but instead lost 5 grid place positions.
Bizarre crash and I dont think that Lewis is blameless either. Hope he gets his mind right for the race and stuffs Vettel (cant see it though).
Maldonado should've been kicked out of the race, there is no excuse for what he did; Lewis was blameless for that incident, the stewards are morons.
one of the stewards was nigel mansell...... think that says a lot. lol.
Business as usual Sebastard Vettel wins again with has lapdog in tow.Listening to Hamilton's interview over the incident with Kobayashi proves what an arrogant child he is and that Jenson is the real star of that team
(28-08-2011 18:39 )kelly1066 Wrote: [ -> ]one of the stewards was nigel mansell...... think that says a lot. lol.
What does it say?
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(28-08-2011 19:32 )madjack Wrote: [ -> ]Business as usual Sebastard Vettel wins again with has lapdog in tow.Listening to Hamilton's interview over the incident with Kobayashi proves what an arrogant child he is and that Jenson is the real star of that team
Think you are being a bit
harsh on Hamilton.
http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/28082011/5...crash.html
(28-08-2011 20:20 )skateguy Wrote: [ -> ] (28-08-2011 18:39 )kelly1066 Wrote: [ -> ]one of the stewards was nigel mansell...... think that says a lot. lol.
What does it say?
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its well known that's he's a pal of lewis's, so therefore will be biased towards him. bout time, as always seems lewis gets fined for small things. imho.
(28-08-2011 21:34 )kelly1066 Wrote: [ -> ]its well known that's he's a pal of lewis's, so therefore will be biased towards him...
Well that's being rather unfair to Nigel, there's no reason to think because they're friends that he'd show any bias. In any case, he's only one of the Stewards.
(28-08-2011 19:32 )madjack Wrote: [ -> ]...Listening to Hamilton's interview over the incident with Kobayashi proves what an arrogant child he is and that Jenson is the real star of that team
Well like him or not, he's clearly a better driver than Button.