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Alright when was that again.....?
- Thread starter Bram Hengeveld
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I guess you'll keep waiting.
Your response doesn't change what I pointed out to you earlier.
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Let me correct that....As was Hamilton, so what's your point?
My point: Rosberg was on MANY MORE occasions behind other drivers in the same equipment as Lewis.
I viewed Nico as a very competent and fast driver.
It is not to take away from his talent.
If as Fatal4you want folks to believe... It is all about engineers and the car, why then was the number of third and lower scorings of Nico more than Lewis' overall?
The argument doesn't hold water.
Nico drove for Mercedes well in advance of Lewis's arrival to the team.
He also had a long head-start into the inner workings of the car and it's engineering.
If it was down to just that, he would have way more championships than just one.
Nico also won the championship in a year Lewis had unreliability at pivotal races....not because he out-drove him.
Some people come her with arguments that have no merit, without looking at logic.
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The response of a Lewis-Fanboy who got caught with his pants down. Run Terry run, we want to laugh.
Sasha Jednak
Sasa Jednak
Let’s continue with easy. Where, when, who and in what car and engine?
Barcelona, '96, M. Schumacher, Ferrari F310 with Ferrari Tipo046 V10 engine. His first Ferrari win.
Oeps “Lewis Fanboy”, that’s not allowed overhere
Sasha Jednak
Sasa Jednak
@Jan Larsen wanted to put last sentence as hint to make it even more easier. You are correct of course. Well done
Your turn...
Your turn...
Right, time to up the difficulty.
Where, when, who and in what cars and engines?
Where, when, who and in what cars and engines?
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You got me here, totally clueless. Monza? But no idea of the rest.
Sasha Jednak
Sasa Jednak
Had to use google for this one as it has to few cars for Monza I know.
Are we allowed to use internet? Anyway I’ll wait for someone new to answer until tomorrow.
Are we allowed to use internet? Anyway I’ll wait for someone new to answer until tomorrow.
A guess, but the '69 Italian GP
20 Jackie Stewart in the Matra Ford
4 Jochen Rindt in the Lotus Ford
Cannot tell the car numbers after than in the photo, but I assume it was Beltoise after that
20 Jackie Stewart in the Matra Ford
4 Jochen Rindt in the Lotus Ford
Cannot tell the car numbers after than in the photo, but I assume it was Beltoise after that
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Car numbers seem to match up, Beltoise was 3rd, car #20, finishing +0.17sec
Correct! One of the closest finishes in F1 history
. Bruce McLaren is out of shot, but right nearby. First four was within 0.2 secs. Your turn.I gave you concrete fact and you came back with a nonsense retort about 'fanboy'.
I won't respond again.
I simply don't have time to waste.
The team is obvious, but I think the driver name is just obscure enough in this image. One of the most rounded motorsport legends. The track should be pretty easy to guess...
Zanardi is one tough cookie.
One cannot help but admire him in the face of all he has been through.
He just seems to come out more positive on the other side every time.
I watched an in depth interview with him after losing his legs, in which he stated he was a bit depressed initially until he remembered he had a son to raise.
It was an inspiring interview.
Glad to hear he is getting well.
One cannot help but admire him in the face of all he has been through.
He just seems to come out more positive on the other side every time.
I watched an in depth interview with him after losing his legs, in which he stated he was a bit depressed initially until he remembered he had a son to raise.
It was an inspiring interview.
Glad to hear he is getting well.
