Would Massa be a worthy world champion?Formula One by Andrew Benson (U1647787) 09 October 2008 ![]() Juan Pablo Montoya raced against Felipe Massa in Formula One for four years and it was plenty of time for him to form an assessment of the ability of Lewis Hamilton's rival for this year's world title. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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spectacularsteve (U9312355) posted Oct 20, 2008 606 is a forum for subjectivity, jealousy(yes people, what I've said IS true) and hostility. Is it really my fault I've more money and better racing connections? Britain: Class system, surveillance systems, socialism
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icecoolewis (U9275853) posted Oct 20, 2008 sounds like you're the jealous one from your constant irrelevent drivel
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Mr_Gallagher (U12722442) posted Oct 21, 2008 speecysteve - give up the karting drivel mate, no-one cares about men playing with kids' toys. And no-one cares how much money you have on the internet. On this board you're the village idiot.
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Croydon Bob (U10277631) posted Oct 21, 2008 >"On this board you're the village idiot."
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thejurymustdie (U10598356) posted Oct 24, 2008 'never argue with an idiot, he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience' What a quote!
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MrsMassa (U13662934) posted Oct 30, 2008 I am starting to think that everyone in the UK has been blinded by Hamilton Mania, so as a Felipe Massa fan, I know I am writing here at my own risk!
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zieler (U7751464) posted Oct 30, 2008 MrsMassa, don't worry not all of us are Hamilton mad!
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Croydon Bob (U10277631) posted Oct 30, 2008 >"P.S. If by some miracle Lewis doesn't win the title this year, it is not because he is black! I really hate that old chestnut! It's tired, move on!"
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zieler (U7751464) posted Oct 30, 2008 comment by Croydon Bob (U10277631)
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