can schumi clinch it @ suzuka?
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schumi seems poised to take a giant step for a perfect sending off from f1 after finishing 2nd to team mate massa in the qualifier.
alonso is only 5th fastest.
if alonso had trouble passing the toyota's, then brazil is a moot point.
michael has 3 huge advantage
1. massa will let him pass if needed
2. brother ralf will give alonso a hard time passing
3. bridgestone seems to have a better tyre
are there more twist yet?
alonso also seems to be a sore loser with his comments of late....abt michael and then turn on paymaster renault themselves
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alonso wins, schumi retires...
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everyone wants to see a fitting end to the race car's legend...ala zizou...
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he didnt
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The last race let shumi win la.. alonso positioned 8th can le.. Alonso still win..
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u wan schumi to ram his ferrari into alonso?Originally posted by R3SsH|n:everyone wants to see a fitting end to the race car's legend...ala zizou... -
what a time to have a blown engine.
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Well, it's Adelaide and Jerez all over again, only this time he has to get 10 points to Alonso's zero. Maybe Massa can play kamikaze.Originally posted by BrUtUs:u wan schumi to ram his ferrari into alonso? -
Nope - he's telling it like it is. Fisichella's been useless as a team mate and Renault screwed up big-time at Shanghai. Alonso's comments may not have been kind, but they're not inaccurate.Originally posted by weiqimun:alonso also seems to be a sore loser with his comments of late....abt michael and then turn on paymaster renault themselves -
where got glory? he must do the kamikaze himself then refuse to leave the circuit and take massa's car n win.......Originally posted by Gedanken:Well, it's Adelaide and Jerez all over again, only this time he has to get 10 points to Alonso's zero. Maybe Massa can play kamikaze. -
schumi will win!
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if schumi win's, it'll take a big screwup from renault. either that or engine failure. anyway i wun place my money on it.
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stranger things have happened....Originally posted by stellazio:if schumi win's, it'll take a big screwup from renault. either that or engine failure. anyway i wun place my money on it. -
Ah well, one more race and maybe we'll have real racing again. That guy's been around 14 years too long.
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Alonso is just a cry baby, when decision is again him he'll start saying tonnes of stuff about unfair treatment, lousy teammates, team more interested in constructor championship and so on, but look at the way he hugs his teammates, standing on his car when he win in Suzuka just show you what kinda person he really is.. in anyway, this year's champion should have been wrap up since 8 races ago and allowing Michael to be still competing at this stage after winning and building such a big gap but start losing under pressure once Michael became competitive again show Alonso doesn't do too well under pressure..Originally posted by Gedanken:Nope - he's telling it like it is. Fisichella's been useless as a team mate and Renault screwed up big-time at Shanghai. Alonso's comments may not have been kind, but they're not inaccurate. -
kamikaze by massa seems a good way to win assuming schumy is good enuff to win.
or they could jsut "hope" there are engin problems -
its time kimi starts winning when he joins ferrari next year.
kimi to be the world champion next season.
go kimi, go!!!!
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I'm not sure which championship you've been watching, but that sure isn't F1 2006.Originally posted by Saltiga:Alonso is just a cry baby, when decision is again him he'll start saying tonnes of stuff about unfair treatment, lousy teammates, team more interested in constructor championship and so on, but look at the way he hugs his teammates, standing on his car when he win in Suzuka just show you what kinda person he really is.. in anyway, this year's champion should have been wrap up since 8 races ago and allowing Michael to be still competing at this stage after winning and building such a big gap but start losing under pressure once Michael became competitive again show Alonso doesn't do too well under pressure..
If I was 100 metres ahead of another car and irrationally received a blocking penalty, I'd be screaming blue murder. If my team mate in an identical car can't be anywhere near me on the track for more than half the season, I'd be ready to shoot someone. If after 18 months, the FIA wakes up one morning and decides that my car's suspension system, which has remained unchanged all this time, is suddenly illegal, I'd be going up the bloody wall trying to find the balance on a car that's suddenly become a patchwork thanks to wonky regulations. If after a consecutive series of screwups, things finally come together, I'd be pole dancing on my car because no matter what's happened, it's worked in my favour.
Would you be that cool under all that pressure, or did you simply miss all of that?
If there's anybody who cracks under pressure, it's Scummaker. Just watch Adelaide 1994 and Jerez 1997 and say it ain't so - I dare ya. -
Oh, and don't forget Racasse this year. Parking the car across the track to terminate qualifying is a new low, even by Scum's standards (or lack thereof).
Despite whinging about things, Alosno still does his loudest talking on the track and brings home honest victories. That in itself makes him better than Scum, who outright cheats when he's under pressure.
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he may be a flaw champion but nevertheless still a champion and i bet no one will be able to come close to matching his no. of wins and his no. of driver championship, but in terms of commitments to his teams causes, Alonso can't even come close.
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Indeed? You obviously don't know much about Scum then.Originally posted by Saltiga:he may be a flaw champion but nevertheless still a champion and i bet no one will be able to come close to matching his no. of wins and his no. of driver championship, but in terms of commitments to his teams causes, Alonso can't even come close.
Sure, sure, he was REAL committed to Jordan when he dumped them for Benetton.
Try again.
With the trail of slime that he's left behind him, he's only a champion in a technical sense. Hopefully no future drivers will ever be able to match his record of penalties and cheating incidents. -
leaving to join another team is not the type of commitment that i'm refering to and if i do i bet no driver can be label commited in todays F1, however, what Alonso did was something that Michael wouldn't and thats talking bad abt team mates and question/suggest that team is not trying their best to make him this year's champion so that he wouldn't go to a new team being a world champion is totally ungentleman/ungrateful of him.
anyway you have your take on it while i'm entitle to me own opinion so just lets just wait and see if anyone can match what Schumi achieved in years to come.
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And what bad would Scum have to say about his team mates? He's almost always had a lapdog as number 2, be it Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or Felipe Massa. It's gone so far as Rubens pulling over for Scum and letting him through in Austria. And it's not a fluke either - Rubens was made to do it two years in a row.Originally posted by Saltiga:leaving to join another team is not the type of commitment that i'm refering to and if i do i bet no driver can be label commited in todays F1, however, what Alonso did was something that Michael wouldn't and thats talking bad abt team mates and question/suggest that team is not trying their best to make him this year's champion so that he wouldn't go to a new team being a world champion is totally ungentleman/ungrateful of him.
anyway you have your take on it while i'm entitle to me own opinion so just lets just wait and see if anyone can match what Schumi achieved in years to come.
Cheers
Or haven't you been watching?
One driver who had more pride than to bend over and take it up the arse from Scum was Johnny Herbert, and what happened there? Suddenly Herbert found that he wasn't allowed to do anything with the setup on his car.
Fact is, you've been scammed. The 7 WDCs are a manufactured result, more easily attributable to legal wrangling, skulduggery and plain backstabbing than anything else. Just read what Rubens has had to say since he stopped depending on Ferrari for his paychecks, and check up on Herbert's Benetton experience for yourself. Maybe look at that ridiculous blocking penalty for Alonso at Monza. Have a look at the replays of Austria when Rubens had to pull over twice for the so-called best driver around. It's all on record for anybody who cares to think for himself and get the facts.
If I were you, I'd be feeling insulted by now. That cheating Kraut scumbag's just pulled the wool over your eyes made a damn fool out of you.
For God's sake, I hope nobody tries to match his record for cheating. I'd like to see real racing return after he slinks off. And apparently, so do the likes of Jackie Stewart, Niki Lauda and Damon Hill amongst other people who remember when it was a sport instead of a thoroughly scripted opera. -
wasn't it a fact that Alonso talk bad abt his entire team when he lost?Originally posted by Gedanken:And what bad would Scum have to say about his team mates? He's almost always had a lapdog as number 2, be it Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or Felipe Massa. It's gone so far as Rubens pulling over for Scum and letting him through in Austria. And it's not a fluke either - Rubens was made to do it two years in a row.
Or haven't you been watching?
One driver who had more pride than to bend over and take it up the arse from Scum was Johnny Herbert, and what happened there? Suddenly Herbert found that he wasn't allowed to do anything with the setup on his car.
Fact is, you've been scammed. The 7 WDCs are a manufactured result, more easily attributable to legal wrangling, skulduggery and plain backstabbing than anything else. Just read what Rubens has had to say since he stopped depending on Ferrari for his paychecks, and check up on Herbert's Benetton experience for yourself. Maybe look at that ridiculous blocking penalty for Alonso at Monza. Have a look at the replays of Austria when Rubens had to pull over twice for the so-called best driver around. It's all on record for anybody who cares to think for himself and get the facts.
If I were you, I'd be feeling insulted by now. That cheating Kraut scumbag's just pulled the wool over your eyes made a damn fool out of you.
For God's sake, I hope nobody tries to match his record for cheating. I'd like to see real racing return after he slinks off. And apparently, so do the likes of Jackie Stewart, Niki Lauda and Damon Hill amongst other people who remember when it was a sport instead of a thoroughly scripted opera.
7 WCs are manufactured result? as if Alonso's and the rest of the drivers' wasn't! back that claim what hard facts please?
team orders? try recalling what Alonso said abt what Fisichella supposed to do after losing at Shanghai!
feeling insulted? i wasn't before but sure is now, i'm talking abt the F1 and my belief but you're down right getting personal, of course i should feel insulted by your posts.
Jackie Stewart? Lauda? have you actually seen them raced before to make such a statment?
Damon Hill? there are supposed ot be lots of former WCs that are alot better them him that you can quote so why him?
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opps forgotten abt the last part, "thoroughly scripted opera"??? if F1 is indeed an thoroughly scripted opera why did Alonso, Villeneuve, Mika, Hill win in that pcs of scripted opera? and why was the decision in engine change, tyre groves and many other changes to prevent F1 becoming a Farrari dominated event???
try to remain objective and not getting personnal if you would likes to keep this as a discussion...
Cheers