Unknowing Ferrari fans wnk themselves after world champion LH nursing his car to glory, is passed by Vettel.
Grateful for tiny morsels of 'success' these days.
Grateful for tiny morsels of 'success' these days.
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BensGrandad
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I wouldnt think that LH will worry about that if it finishes as it is now.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Yep as expected
Got to be the unluckiest driver this season. He was driving the Red Bull smoothly and brilliantly on old tyres.
Title no.5.
I remember the first exactly 10 years ago. We watched it on a giant screen TV in a bar at Centreparc's. All was lost, then LH unexpectedly overtook on the final bend of the season (and initially missed by the gassing away commentary team).
Well done, a British sporting great.
I remember the first exactly 10 years ago. We watched it on a giant screen TV in a bar at Centreparc's. All was lost, then LH unexpectedly overtook on the final bend of the season (and initially missed by the gassing away commentary team).
Well done, a British sporting great.
Geestar
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What a legend!
Also, Vandoorne in the points!
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Also, Vandoorne in the points!
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sjamesb3466
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Well done Lewis, absolute superstar
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Vettel classy in defeat, Lewis surprisingly humble and grateful in victory,
Will this new more grounded, less arrogant Lewis be able to win a 6th title when Verstappen looks the real deal?
Will this new more grounded, less arrogant Lewis be able to win a 6th title when Verstappen looks the real deal?
Your interpretation of arrogance, is just inate confidence for me, plus an element of mind games. Love LH and I’ve rated Verstappen since day one. Unless another brilliant Brit appears on the scene, I’ll follow Verstappen after LH. Plus the Dutch are good people.
Pavilionaire
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Maybe. He's managed to fal out with various teammates along the way though, and he's behaved like a **** at times, but with age comes maturity.
I’ve always liked him, but respect your differing view.
It’s naturally a selfish sport. Successful drivers who happen to be all round lovely blokes, like Button, are probably rare.
Schumacher, Vettel, Alonso, Prost, Raikonnen, Senna etc made enemies along the way and did some bad-sport stuff in the heat of battle.