Malaysian Grand Prix 2015, Kuala Lumpur - Race 2/19

Well that was a fair bit better than last weeks snooze fest. It was good to see Vettel back at the top and funny how Mercedes appeared to have no idea how to cope in the race, I think they just expected to walk it.. it wasn't long before Hamilton started blaming his team for bad choices and Roseberg just had no idea what was going on. It was also obvious that they don't like each other, at the waiting room after the race Hamilton kept his back to Roseberg all the time and they just didn't speak.
 
Minimally interesting on-track action, slightly interesting result, deeply uninteresting reactions from The Lewis Hamilton Fan Club™.

Yep, definitely a Formula One weekend.

And once again we get the boring spectacle of Hamilton acting like a whiny **** over the radio. Newsflash kiddo - if you want to make tyre strategy calls, make them. Don't leave yourself hostage to a panicking team. If you can't or won't do that, then accept that the team are going to make a bad call sometimes. They aren't the ones in the car. They don't necessarily know everything that you do. Especially if you can't explain to them exactly what you ******* need.

I hate the weekends when this Hamilton turns up. Much better when we get the one who's relaxed, and happy, and bloody fast.
 
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JRS said:
Minimally interesting on-track action, slightly interesting result, deeply uninteresting reactions from The Lewis Hamilton Fan Club™.

Yep, definitely a Formula One weekend.

And once again we get the boring spectacle of Hamilton acting like a whiny **** over the radio. Newsflash kiddo - if you want to make tyre strategy calls, make them. Don't leave yourself hostage to a panicking team. If you can't or won't do that, then accept that the team are going to make a bad call sometimes. They aren't the ones in the car. They don't necessarily know everything that you do. Especially if you can't explain to them exactly what you ******* need.

I hate the weekends when this Hamilton turns up. Much better when we get the one who's relaxed, and happy, and bloody fast.
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Huh? Lewis not able to think for himself? The shock...
 
Milkybk said:
The problem was he was going about it like a self-righteous arse and attacking everyone as if he was God's gift to F1 punditry. It's not needed that early in the morning on a Sunday! :p
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Well I respect your right to have an opinion. But firstly, thanks for calling me an arse (bit personal, maybe you have anger issues though, I hope you get the help you need for that) and secondly, the time of day has no relevance on the validity of a persons opinion despite what you may think. I say what I think and don't sugar coat it for the PC brigade. Like I said to the other guy, don't like what I say, use the ignore function.
 
JRS said:
Minimally interesting on-track action, slightly interesting result, deeply uninteresting reactions from The Lewis Hamilton Fan Club™.

Yep, definitely a Formula One weekend.

And once again we get the boring spectacle of Hamilton acting like a whiny **** over the radio. Newsflash kiddo - if you want to make tyre strategy calls, make them. Don't leave yourself hostage to a panicking team. If you can't or won't do that, then accept that the team are going to make a bad call sometimes. They aren't the ones in the car. They don't necessarily know everything that you do. Especially if you can't explain to them exactly what you ******* need.

I hate the weekends when this Hamilton turns up. Much better when we get the one who's relaxed, and happy, and bloody fast.
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That one only turns up when he gets pole, wins easily, gets the fastest lap and isn't reminded that his bird dumped him.
 
Milkybk said:
Smiley implies a light hearted post.. Honestly you've been snapping at people all morning, just look at over a dozen posts I managed to quote from you. You're being passive aggressive.

Stating an opinion doesn't make you a ballsy anarchist btw :p. I'm most definitely not part of the "PC brigade", no one appears to be in this thread actually. This all just started because not everyone shares your love for Hamilton and you took exception to that.

Anyway, may as well just leave it I think, can't reason with the unreasonable.. :p

DISCLAIMER: please note smiley.
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You're so far off base on this it's laughable. You obviously have an issue with me and that's fine, but please refrain from fantasy and wild accusation as it just cripples your argument and makes you look foolish. Never mistake clarity for aggression.
 
I am a Hamilton fan but still pretty happy with that result and hope Ferrari can bring the fight. It would be boring to see Mercedes on pole and cruising to first place at every race again all season.
 
Sliver...You seemed really upbeat midway through the race, mocking other teams and drivers no less and cocksure in your arrogance that Lewis would win, despite it becoming quite clear Vettel would win... Then you seemed to get really tetchy at everyone and turned into a complete mardy bum/diva. That's the way I read it. So pipe down.
 
Just finished watching. What a completely refreshing change that was after Borestralia 2 weeks ago. I'm glad someone else can challenge Merc, I just hope it wasn't a one off. Would Kimi have been on the podium too had he not got a puncture.

Who is Horner going to blame?
 
Skeeter said:
I'd be interested to see who Horner blames now given his team were beaten by both other Renault cars...

Perhaps it's Pirellis fault?
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Other, more powerful cars managed their tyre degradation successfully, so blaming Pirelli isn't an option.

Could the Renault power plant be as bad as Honda's in the it has very poor drivability and low maximum output?

The clouds of brake dust bellowing out of both the Red Bull and the Torro Rosso cars would seem to indicate serious brake wear and/or cooling issues.

Knowing how tightly Newey designed cars fit around the ancillary systems, I wouldn't be surprised if the RB cars were having cooling problems with both the petrol and electrical parts of the power plant.
 
smr said:
Sliver...You seemed really upbeat midway through the race, mocking other teams and drivers no less and cocksure in your arrogance that Lewis would win, despite it becoming quite clear Vettel would win... Then you seemed to get really tetchy at everyone and turned into a complete mardy bum/diva. That's the way I read it. So pipe down.
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That's the way you read it sums it up. I can't argue with you on that. Pipe down ? Sorry I don't roll like that. I speak my mind. Don't like it ? Tough.
 
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