he was never a BMW driver. even so, i dun think Mario would take him as a driver for the team. IMO, the current drivers are good enough, and can be better.

Then go to Nascar series.
Till then Alonso vs Montoya.
After finish the race
Alonso to Montoya: F*** .........
Montoya to Alonso: F*** .........

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Sep 9 2016, 11:27 PM

Alonso:F***, la cuacaracha

Montoya : Dey thambi, ye narda.....

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Sep 9 2016, 11:27 PM

really miss Montoya

Hamilton tells Dennis: Go f*cking swivel!

The full extent of Lewis Hamilton's temporary falling out with McLaren team boss - and long-time mentor - Ron Dennis came to light ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, revealing the heated post-qualifying exchange that was the apparent cause of Dennis' headphone-throwing display on pit-wall.

While many guessed that the displeasure was directed at Fernando Alonso, after the Spaniard had blocked Hamilton at the session's final tyre change, analysis of the radio traffic between Dennis and his prot�g� provided interesting reading for Britain's Sunday newspaper buyers.

The 22-year old allegedly swore at Dennis over the team radio, precipitating an angry exchange of views

"Don't ever f****** do that to me again"," Hamilton was quoted by Britain's News of the World and The Sunday Times, amongst others.

"Dennis hit back, blasting: "Don't ever f****** speak to me like that."

But Hamilton responded: "Go f****** swivel."

Things were rosier following the race, which Hamilton won from a pole inherited when Alonso was demoted five places on the grid for his pit-lane indiscretion, but the Briton admitted that there had had to be a lot of bridge-building in the aftermath of the session, in which he was accused of precipitating the blocking incident by not allowing Alonso through in the fuel-burning phase.
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wow.........what ignited Lewis to say that in the first place?

This post has been edited by young_soul: Aug 6 2007, 04:59 PM

1 word: alonso

wah.. anyone have youtube or record of the conversation ah?? nice wor..

After four(4) years. I am letting TaeYeon go

Loving her is exhausting

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Sep 9 2016, 11:29 PM

wow.. Ron gonna step down..

i tot swivel is like turning around.....

falbio go to mclaren & take over

that will be interesting, hahahaha

OMG!! tat perut buncit punya playboy

Lewis: We don't talk any more.

Lewis Hamilton admits that he is saddened by the breakdown in communications between himself and McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso following Saturday's qualifying session at the Hungaroring, but insists that it will not affect his focus.

The Briton revealed after the Hungarian Grand Prix that his Spanish team-mate had refused to talk to him, further widening the schism that first appeared in the McLaren line-up when the Briton proved his title potential early in the season. Although the pair attempted to project a healthy working relationship, the incident in Hungary appears to have been the final straw - for Alonso at least.

"He doesn't seem to have been speaking to me since yesterday, so I don't know if he has a problem," Hamilton revealed in the post-race press conference, "I think it is always difficult, [but] I have had it with every team I have been in.

"When you have the two most competitive people in the team - possibly the two most competitive people around, both wanting to win - it puts the team under immense pressure. It is just extremely hard for everyone to play fair and to make it easy. That's why sometimes it appears that one driver is favoured over the other. That's why sometimes I feel he is favoured and vice-versa.

"I think going on from now, I hope he still speaks to me. I am easy to get along with, I don't hold grudges on anyone. If he doesn't want to speak to me than that is for him to decide, but I'm open."

hamilton sounds more matured than alonso XD

Lewis is more brave now,this is what he need in order to be a champion

if i'm not mistaken, should McLaren lose the appeal, they can be penalize. Since they are still leading, there's no reason for them to do so anyway. i'm sure they are not going to appeal.

He probably thought the team did it intentionally.

he was told to allow alonso to start Q3 in front of him. he didn't like it obviously, and disobey the order. Alonso didn't like Lewis action in turn, and probably intentionally impede lewis. Of course lewis wouldn't know what's going on, because as usual, drivers always wait for the team to tell them when to leave. lewis might had though the team did that instead.

Huh.. things become hotter lately for McLaren. Hope they still can cope and concentrate with the remaining races.