I believe Vettel yet to Show his True form. that will only allow us to comparisons but if he was in Redbull in that year too then it will be a Further more dominating year than 2011.
nd lets not forget a few dirty tactics along the way e.g. Damon Hill at Adelaide, Vettel has shown decent pace when the car has been off the pace like in Abu Dhabi 2010, but he struggles to compete without locking up or smashing into the guy he's trying to overtake.True but you could argue that Michael didn't really have to work too hard for a lot of those championships.
Well said, if i'm at Silverstone next year and he crashes out I won't be giving him my comiseratons through the catch fencing to keep it simple, if he had any respect at all he should look up to his elders, especially an elder with more talent than anyone else will ever possessOh my...I've just seen an interview with Vettel from after the Brazil 2012 race. He basically blamed Bruno Senna for the first lap crash and then said, and that's the deal breaker for me, that he'll have to go the grave of Ayrton Senna and tell him what his nephew did...smirking.
This guy has no respect, I think. First this "I feel like Senna in 1991!" radio from one year ago - dude, seriously: Senna did a hell of a job to even keep the car on track when his gearbox died. You did nothing compared to that. And exactly one year later there's the next bad joke about Senna.
If the people on the grand stand heard that he'd have never left the track alive, I believe.
I think he meant inferior.The str was not a superior car....
but Still as a Person he need to get matured.
Oh my...I've just seen an interview with Vettel from after the Brazil 2012 race. He basically blamed Bruno Senna for the first lap crash and then said, and that's the deal breaker for me, that he'll have to go the grave of Ayrton Senna and tell him what his nephew did...smirking.
This guy has no respect, I think. First this "I feel like Senna in 1991!" radio from one year ago - dude, seriously: Senna did a hell of a job to even keep the car on track when his gearbox died. You did nothing compared to that. And exactly one year later there's the next bad joke about Senna.
If the people on the grand stand heard that he'd have never left the track alive, I believe.
100% Vettel´s fault. You can´t expect people to go off track because Vettel is on the road.I am not saying Bruno is guilty and the guilt is totally his but there is very big part he played and other part Vettel played, that was Vettel's cautios approach in the final race so he was found little more than usual away the P1 more in the middle of the pack.
Dusko Avramovski Mate you don't know how much i like Vettel but i still say he needs to be Matured in some parts
He still doesn't know how to talk in right way like swearing in Abudhabi podium or in Austin Press Conference.
Because one wrong Statement will haunt for entire life.
100% Vettel´s fault. You can´t expect people to go off track because Vettel is on the road.
It wasn´t very catuious either. Just turned in without looking and wrecked 2 guys out of the race after just 3 corners.
I say it was 80% vettel's fault and 20% bruno's fault. he was Cautious a bit but he want to take the Line like no one is there and Senna came to the Corner by crossing Diresta under breaking. It was deemed as a First lap incident so happened is happened.100% Vettel´s fault. You can´t expect people to go off track because Vettel is on the road.
It wasn´t very catuious either. Just turned in without looking and wrecked 2 guys out of the race after just 3 corners.
We are still talking about the guy who tries to get the fastest lap at the end of the race and pushes the car for no reason just because of some statistic that isn't even telling anything in today's F1?But on the other hand, he is perfect in way of driving, in strategic moves, when to push when to spare the car, when to be agressive when to calculate things.
We are still talking about the guy who tries to get the fastest lap at the end of the race and pushes the car for no reason just because of some statistic that isn't even telling anything in today's F1?