Its McClaren 1-2 at Malaysian GPFormula One by Justice_wa_Baruti (U7933972) 08 April 2007 I was sitting on the edge of my seat towards the end of the race not because McClaren are not going to win their first race this season but because Kimi was charging on British rookie driver. Gladly, Lewis stood the test of time and i am still saying he is a champion in waiting. Well done McClaren Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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U7857293 posted Apr 8, 2007 kimi will whip hamilton and alonso's backside
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BoiledBunny (U5070635) posted Apr 8, 2007 That Hamilton bears comparison with what a double WDC did last season can only be positive for Hamilton.
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Bloggsworth (U7619613) posted Apr 8, 2007 One day someone will realise that the only way to re-introduce overtaking is to do away with front wings, and bring back ferrous brake discs.
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smokinscott (U8055733) posted Apr 8, 2007 I have to say I find current F1 very dull.
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cooljimmmy (U7803974) posted Apr 9, 2007 Isn't it weird that the first 6 drivers were the same in both melbourne and spepang only in different positions apart from heidfeild.
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aontroim01 (U8058033) posted Apr 9, 2007 I was sitting on the edge of my seat too....trying to stay awake!! BORING BORING BORING!! Please come back Michael
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CycloneArmageddon (U6455759) posted Apr 9, 2007 Boiled Bunny said:
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rocaluma (U8062809) posted Apr 9, 2007 Poliprint is right: why they continue to allow wings and ANY drivers aid in F1 is beyond me. If they were banned we would see the difference between the talented and the rest. Hamilton has the best car and everyone says he is a genius. He is undoubtedly good, but I think Button or Davidson in a McLaren would be as good, if not better.
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BoiledBunny (U5070635) posted Apr 9, 2007 I can't help thinking that if Hamilton was teamed with Montoya at McLaren this season and not Alonso he'd have won his first GP by now.
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BoiledBunny (U5070635) posted Apr 9, 2007 Don't berate Hamilton for being in a fast, reliable McLaren. Button negotiated his way through a string of underperforming cars. Comment on this articleMY RELATED LINKSThe BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites |