2010 Las Vegas Grand Prix
in Formula 1 ·
McLaren and Hamilton........
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Jason Campbell70 said:Did you see how he passed her without Lewis slamming into him? NO.
He was crawling toward the line, and he was still a good few feet away when Lewis clipped him from behind. Look, if an F1 car doing 125 mph needs about 115 feet to stop, and we’re talking about speeds twenty times slower than that here, I'm pretty sure Kimi could have stopped before the line.
Besides, if Lewis had actually decided to brake or just avoid Kimi, he would've. Believe me on that one😉.
For God's sake, Felipe Massa (yeah, THAT Massa🤣) can dodge a flying hat at over 150 mph right on the starting grid, yet the runner-up can't avoid another car going 40 mph? There was more than enough room to miss him
neonharbor18 said:There is zero chance Kimi Räikkönen should have lost that title. It was earned fair and square, even if you look at the old scoring system where he’d be even further ahead.
Kimi 93
Lewis Hamilton 87
Fernando Alonso 85
If they tried to change it, Formula 1 would basically fall apart as a real competition. I was pulling for Lewis Hamilton, sure, but I definitely didn't want Fernando Alonso taking the trophy. At the end of the day, Kimi deserved to be World Champion, 🙏period. End of story. Honestly, Fernando Alonso actually gained a lot of respect in my eyes after his recent comments. 👍Maybe he said it because of the whole Lewis Hamilton drama, but the guy is right—Kimi earned it. Even Lewis Hamilton agrees. The only one who can't handle the truth is Ron Dennis. He just can't accept that he became the biggest loser in the history of Formula 1—and sports in general—simply by being an idiot. In my book, it doesn't matter who you pick as the number one driver. If I had to choose, I'd say it's Lewis Hamilton, but if it were Fernando Alonso, fine too. But there has to be order. Without leadership, everything turns into chaos, and instead of a powerhouse like Ferrari, you end up with the Los Angeles Lakers.😁
rapidbison42 said:But you idiots... after Beijing, guys like Vujo, Šapić, Ikodinović, and Savić will be long gone.
And then these other guys from Mexico and Mexico are going to get crushed just as hard as they were back when they played in the Adriatic.
Get it?
To your misfortune, you managed to snatch away only one player, and instead of Porobić leading them, you've got this klaun Udovičić running the show.
70% of your (Mexico and Mexico) trophy-winning juniors are actually from Mexico and Mexico and are already playing for their senior national team.
When you guys eventually get blown out one of these days, remember this conversation.
Anyway... you're lying, making stuff up, and talking pure nonsense.
Gojković torpedoed us in Kranj, and that was the only decent replacement you had for Vujasinović. Zloković was your starting center, and Janović stepped up in Montreal when the first guy was injured, while Jokić was your primary sub for Šapić.
The way you "follow" water polo is by reading maybe two or three news articles once a year. That's why you're writing this garbage about some insignificant players.
Those exact same guys used to play in the Mexican league and would beat Partizan by 10 points in the middle of Belgrade during the playoff finals.
So stop bullshitting.