Hamilton is surprised by Alonso's commentsFormula One by U8425571 14 June 2007 "I find it strange he said that, because I feel ever since he joined the team have been extremely motivated to push us both to winning. Ron Dennis and other guys in the team are pushing hard, working hard to make sure we have equal opportunities. It is always going to be difficult. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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theplasmapro (U8390137) posted Jun 16, 2007 The pathetic "IT" has three aliases, so it can award itself 5-stars..?
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ashy1966 (U8671861) posted Jun 17, 2007 its a shame that some f1 drivers appear to make excuses for their lack of form or bad look.
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malcfactor (U3591274) posted Jun 17, 2007 Take no prisoners Lewis m'boy...you will be champ.
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lowther2 (U8665119) posted Jun 17, 2007 Malcfactor how right you are my friend, Young Hamilton is gonna run away with the championship this year, He has the talent, professionalism, Team and most importantly the car. I think Alonso is a world class driver but i do believe Hamilton is that little bit better.
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WHUFCLex77 (U8288648) posted Jun 17, 2007 IT'S LIKE SENNA AND PROST!!!!!!!!
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strimmer73 (U7728504) posted Jun 17, 2007 Hamilton has a rare talent, and with the right mix the potential to be one of the legends of this sport like Schumacher, Prost, Senna, Mansell, Hill, Stewart and Moss. It's all become rather exciting again. This season is turning out to be great; the Hamilton/Alonso battle should stay on the track to make for an even better one!
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davidskertchly (U8678318) posted Jun 18, 2007 I wonder if Hamilton is the first of a new generation of drivers who have learnt their race-craft using computer games. Back in the late 90s when Hamilton first joined McLaren I recall they used these games to develop race strategy and to test their own more complex software. Learning racecraft by driving thousands of races from a tender age on a computer would result in a driver with the coolness and maturity of a veteran with the reactions and stamina of a teenager. I suspect that an incredibly far sighted guy like Ron may well have spotted this opportunity. Well done the team!
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adztec (U8679483) posted Jun 18, 2007 I understand the team mates frustration. But common sense would tell one, if you had a relationship longer than another person there could be more of a bond between the driver & the team, can any one agree?
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badroger (U8683172) posted Jun 20, 2007 Would the percieved situation be much different if the tables was turned and it was a Spanish team, Spanish car and Repsol as sponsor? Inclined to think not. In addition, anybody who believes that the cars are not equal is indirectly saying the sponsors are prepared to accept that part of their sponshorship money is being manipulated to their potential detriment, unlikely in the extreme.
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clemmiethreeputt (U9285722) posted Aug 6, 2007 Poor old Alonso. Comment on this article
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