With 131 races and 16 wins under his belt surely no one can now deny thatTrue
Max is already one of the best drivers the sport has ever seen. However, if he is to win the WDC on a regular basis he is going to have to remember the old adage, “in order to finish first, first you must finish”
The Silverstone coming-together with Hamilton was probably more Lewis’s fault than Max’s, whereas at Monza it was vice versa, but on both occasions Max could have remained in the race had he simply *backed off*. Lack of restraint is his only failing as far as I can see.
On 9/13/21 2:22 PM, Sir Tim wrote:
With 131 races and 16 wins under his belt surely no one can now deny thatTrue
Max is already one of the best drivers the sport has ever seen.
However, if
he is to win the WDC on a regular basis he is going to have to
remember the
old adage, “in order to finish first, first you must finish”
The Silverstone coming-together with Hamilton was probably more Lewis’s
fault than Max’s, whereas at Monza it was vice versa, but on both
occasions
Max could have remained in the race had he simply *backed off*. Lack of
restraint is his only failing as far as I can see.
Ham didn't have to cross the track and block a car at racing speed while
he left the pit lane at a much lower speed either.
Funny thing : both Ham and max are exactly the same, they don't care and rather crash then give way to another.
On 9/13/21 2:22 PM, Sir Tim wrote:
With 131 races and 16 wins under his belt surely no one can now deny thatTrue
Max is already one of the best drivers the sport has ever seen.
However, if
he is to win the WDC on a regular basis he is going to have to
remember the
old adage, “in order to finish first, first you must finish”
The Silverstone coming-together with Hamilton was probably more Lewis’s
fault than Max’s, whereas at Monza it was vice versa, but on both
occasions
Max could have remained in the race had he simply *backed off*. Lack of
restraint is his only failing as far as I can see.
Ham didn't have to cross the track and block a car at racing speed while
he left the pit lane at a much lower speed either.
Funny thing : both Ham and max are exactly the same, they don't care and rather crash then give way to another.
On 14/09/2021 4:56 am, Edmund wrote:
On 9/13/21 2:22 PM, Sir Tim wrote:
With 131 races and 16 wins under his belt surely no one can now denyTrue
that
Max is already one of the best drivers the sport has ever seen.
However, if
he is to win the WDC on a regular basis he is going to have to
remember the
old adage, “in order to finish first, first you must finish”
The Silverstone coming-together with Hamilton was probably more Lewis’s >>> fault than Max’s, whereas at Monza it was vice versa, but on both
occasions
Max could have remained in the race had he simply *backed off*. Lack of
restraint is his only failing as far as I can see.
Ham didn't have to cross the track and block a car at racing speed
while he left the pit lane at a much lower speed either.
Funny thing : both Ham and max are exactly the same, they don't care
and rather crash then give way to another.
Not necessarily.
Look at the previous incident' that race, when VER drove an almost
identical defending line . HAM left the track and didn't attempt to veer
back on. Which is what VER dangerously did in the prang, and was
punished for.
On Monday, September 13, 2021 at 10:30:01 PM UTC-6, Alan Baker wrote:
I can accept the stewards reasons... ...but only just.
only just
like your new boyfriends tiny penis
entering you huge diseased asshole
you fucking pig
I can accept the stewards reasons... ...but only just.
On Monday, September 13, 2021 at 10:30:01 PM UTC-6, Alan Baker wrote:
I can accept the stewards reasons... ...but only just.
But you want Mark to accept your cheating picks in the pool?
But only just?
You fucking piece of shit
Trolling cock sucker.
But only just?
Like your boyfriend licking your asshole to orgasm?
I can accept the stewards reasons... ...but only just.
I can accept the stewards reasons... ...but only just.
It's hard to believe anyone can be this dull.
On Monday, September 13, 2021 at 11:09:39 PM UTC-6, Alan Baker wrote:
It's hard to believe anyone can be this dull.
believe it. you fucking idiot
On 2021-09-13 10:14 p.m., texas gate wrote:
On Monday, September 13, 2021 at 11:09:39 PM UTC-6, Alan Baker wrote:
It's hard to believe anyone can be this dull.
believe it. you fucking idiot
We can no add unbelievably dim to your dullness.
Alan Baker <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2021-09-13 10:14 p.m., texas gate wrote:Alan, please stop replying to this moron because when you do I get to see
On Monday, September 13, 2021 at 11:09:39 PM UTC-6, Alan Baker wrote:
It's hard to believe anyone can be this dull.
believe it. you fucking idiot
We can no add unbelievably dim to your dullness.
his rubbish. The only alternative is to block you too, which I don’t want to do.
Reminds me a bit of the old Schumacher: doing a bit too much to
defend a position.
As Martin Brundle commented, he's reverting to how he acted when he
first came up to F1 now that he is under some pressure.
Things are going to get interesting for the rest of the season, I
suspect.
Reminds me a bit of the old Schumacher: doing a bit too much to defend a position.
As Martin Brundle commented, he's reverting to how he acted when he
first came up to F1 now that he is under some pressure.
Things are going to get interesting for the rest of the season, I suspect.
On 6/30/2024 10:50 AM, pP85PrR wrote:
Reminds me a bit of the old Schumacher: doing a bit too much to
defend a position.
As Martin Brundle commented, he's reverting to how he acted when he
first came up to F1 now that he is under some pressure.
Things are going to get interesting for the rest of the season, I
suspect.
His friendship with Norris seems unlikely to survive today.
On 1/07/2024 2:50 am, pP85PrR wrote:
Reminds me a bit of the old Schumacher: doing a bit too much to defend
a position.
As Martin Brundle commented, he's reverting to how he acted when he
first came up to F1 now that he is under some pressure.
Things are going to get interesting for the rest of the season, I
suspect.
Just as I was starting to respect Max he goes and pulls this shit. He
moved under braking several times to keep Lando behind him then simply
took Lando out (and got a non-penalty for it).
Thinking about it I suspect the only reason I was starting to respect
Max was because there was nobody near him on track lately for him to
show his dirty side I could just admire his driving in isolation.
However I have a strong dislike for dirty drivers and today Max showed
that he still is one.
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