Hamilton rules in Canada...Formula One by theplasmapro (U8390137) 10 June 2007 LH won that race fair & square.... Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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IL_LEONE (U1678305) posted Jun 11, 2007 It was like watching Senna leading a race yesterday
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U8602279 posted Jun 11, 2007 Yes Hamilton is a star alright and so young. Lets hope he can handle it. great stuff.
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redadaire (U4826984) posted Jun 11, 2007 Exactly.Lewis did a fantastic job for a rookie,under a lot of pressure from such a chaotic race.He drove with the maturity of a future world champion.
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scanlon_50 (U7811900) posted Jun 11, 2007 Best race of the season so far! Thank goodness Kubica is ok, when he crashed i though "1994? please no!" I admit i feared the worst. But thankfully, after that horrific crash, he got a broken leg. I really like Kubica and i can see him as a future race winner.
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mm15 (U1644676) posted Jun 11, 2007 <Yes, Hamilton is a talented driver, but I agree with previous comments. He is in the best car, the true test of his abilities would have been to start in something like Toyota or Red Bull and then come up to the premier teams. >
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gentlemanCarioca (U8545001) posted Jun 11, 2007 Lewis "Genious" Hamilton didnt know the Canadian circuit before the race. Now the circuit knows the Genious.
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clownunknown (U8311228) posted Jun 12, 2007 alonso is also in the best car so hamilton is out racing the champion at the moment dont get much beta than that!
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aardfrith (U3762618) posted Jun 12, 2007 LH reminds me of Schumacher, when he was driving for Benetton. Not one of the best cars on the circuit yet he was challenging Senna for podium places.
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vintageschnauzer (U8635078) posted Jun 13, 2007 I can't believe Alonsos comments ..... "Hamilton was lucky to win the race" etc, claiming a fortunate timing of the safety car as the reason for his success. Smacks of sour grapes to me. It is common knowledge that a safety car intervention in a race only ever benefits racers that are not in the lead .... (which incedently was the position of Hamilton every time) and with the new rule of lapped drivers being able to overtake the safety car and return to the back of the pack even more pressure is put on the leader. The truth is that Alonso now realises that Dennis is prepared to give equal support to both drivers and that the crown he so precariously wears is about to get tipped off. Good Luck Lewis! you deserve it. Comment on this article
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