vikiradTG2007
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John Button, the old playboy, with a taste for booze and pink shirts
And a penchant for rallycross.
John Button, the old playboy, with a taste for booze and pink shirts
One thing that bugs me is the amount of people who don't read up on rule changes, I've hear people bitching about the racing before the S/F line and explained to them that they can race after the first safety car line, they said they hadn't heard about that. The regulations are free to read on the FIA website, I read up on them before the season started and there is no reason why anyone else can't.
To quote Mika Hakkinen
Completely out of context here, but this statement here, I agree with. There are SO many people like this on the atlas boards, and most of them annoy me so much. Not that I have much against age groups, but when their maturity and impatience is inferior to even their age, it really bugs me. They've been following F1 since Lewis came to McLaren and think they know about the sport more than anyone else.
I fully appreciate why so many people dislike Lewis because they have to deal with people like this. Some of the things they say make me want to cringe, and make me want to start disliking the guy, myself, but I'm usually able to hold my cool...
Boy, can they test my patience, though...
I think Sunday watchers who just turn on the telly and then think they know everything shouldn't be posting (and they usually don't) for the reasons you said.
Red Bull had everything to loose last sunday. Sadly they did.^ yeah
RBR would of won a normal race
well christian it wasnt a normal race... and you didnt win because you tactics and your pit crew suck. you have perhaps the most hooked up car on the grid, but the rest of the outift isnt to that standard.
It does sound like he is making up excuses though. The weather conditions are the same for everyone on the grid.
Quite a few actually, as pointed out by other earlier...Now, how many supported Button before 2009, hmmm?
Much of the reason why he manages to edge out in front of Hamilton this year must be down to his experience. He's been in this game since 2001, for which you could almost call him "an old hand". What's brought him these wins is his smooth driving style and clever strategy calls; The very same thing that brought the experienced Niki Lauda the championship title in 1984 over the younger and faster Alain Prost.
Please do not quote articles from Pitpass. I beg of you.
Aye, Pitpass smells funny. DANGER! DANGER! :flails arms dramatically:
Please do not quote articles from Pitpass. I beg of you.
Several reasons, there is one major one but I'm not allowed to reveal it yet.
Care to shed some light onto this to someone not familiar with pitpass and too lazy to do his own research?
Several reasons, there is one major one but I'm not allowed to reveal it yet.
Anyway, EsPpY, is the Chris Goodwin you speak of the same as the Chris Goodwin I'm thinking of? McLaren road car division test driver? What makes him a loser?
I've had it with this "w00t i am an insider on another site" shit. Until someone sheds some light on what's going on, i'll look up anything i read on autosport that's worth posting on pitpass and link them.