So Nico Rosberg has re-written many records....?
You profile picture is disgusting, no offence personally though.
are we at last in the presence of real greatness with vettel ?
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So Nico Rosberg has re-written many records....?
You profile picture is disgusting, no offence personally though.
Youngest driver to set a fastest lap, and also most points without a win.
I'll have you know the blobfish is a beautiful and graceful creature.
It is vile...
I said "many" - 2 records that are not very significant (the latter one more so).... I don't think that works.
And there we have it. You've nut-shelled it EMSC!
The whole point about these discussions is that we may have differing definitions in the first place, exacerbated by different interpretations of what then qualifies within our own definition!
Not watched much F1 this season then have you WuM. Go back to your EDL meetings.
I remember you from 606, there's a difference between being a 'patriot' and being a xenophobic nationalist. And on a side note, I've always found patriotism rather foolish, why should I favour someone because of the geography of their birth?
Man's most basic instint is survival, not patrionism or joining a clan. You want to survive so you become who you are today because that's the society you were sadly bought up in, all so you would be accepted and not rejected.
It's called social construction...
And there are plenty of facts showing people rejecting it, so it chucks it back in it's face of you saying it's natural.
Me and Manny for example refuse to support a British driver just because our groups favour the media.
Patrionism to me just points out that you never knew much of the sport/life and you took the easy option to feel part of it.
It's called social construction...
And there are plenty of facts showing people rejecting it, so it chucks it back in it's face of you saying it's natural.
Me and Manny for example refuse to support a British driver just because our groups favour the media.
Patrionism to me just points out that you never knew much of the sport/life and you took the easy option to feel part of it.
For what it's worth, I think that we are in the presence of a lot of potentially great drivers at the moment, who enjoy watching race against a very competitive crop of drivers.
Seb is arguably one of them, but I'd prefer to wait until his career is at an end before making and grand pronouncements.
Looking good so far
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Seb is arguably one of them, but I'd prefer to wait until his career is at an end before making and grand pronouncements.
Looking good so far
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That is what I call a comment.
Ok true, I accept your view on Michael Schumacher is built up of 3 incidents in his 20 year career as well as some Youtube videos.