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Re: ITV commentary (Spain) - crap
"Paul Ian Harman" <chatterbox@doctorwhowebguide . net > wrote in message
news:67lu5pF2nr76oU1@mid.individual . net ...
> In the last column I mark how many places a driver gained (+) or lost (-),
> excluding the DNFs; those who didn't move relative to their start position
> get an =.
I appear to have miscalculated since my gains and losses do not add up to
zero. Buggered if I'm going to waste another 10 minutes on it though };*)
Paul
"Paul Ian Harman" <chatterbox@doctorwhowebguide . net > wrote in message
news:67lu5pF2nr76oU1@mid.individual . net ...
> In the last column I mark how many places a driver gained (+) or lost (-),
> excluding the DNFs; those who didn't move relative to their start position
> get an =.
I appear to have miscalculated since my gains and losses do not add up to
zero. Buggered if I'm going to waste another 10 minutes on it though };*)
Paul
Re: ITV commentary (Spain) - crap
"Paul Ian Harman" <chatterbox@doctorwhowebguide . net > writes:
delta-DNFs=nett
> 12. NAKAJIMA Williams 7 = +5 4 +1
Phil
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"Paul Ian Harman" <chatterbox@doctorwhowebguide . net > writes:
delta-DNFs=nett
> 12. NAKAJIMA Williams 7 = +5 4 +1
Phil
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Re: ITV commentary (Spain) - crap
In article <BL8J8VCGnPFIFwj2@ntlworld . com >, scoular@blackhole.do-not-
spam.me.uk says...
> Gongoozler <trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> writes
> >peter wrote:
> >>Gongoozler <trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> writes
> >>>Ar wrote:
> >>>>To top it off, Martin saying Lewis Hamilton is driver of the race,
> >>>>give me a break, completely lack-luster performace from Lewis all
> >>>>race.
> >>>Certainly not lacklustre, he showed his usual excellent car-control in
> >>>a car that clearly wasn't handling particularly well.
> >>
> >>>Nevertheless, Kimi would be my driver of the day.
> >>
> >>Why? He cruised to victory...nothing inspirational.
> >
> >Because he easily dominated the entire field,
>
> Hardly...5 secs covered the first 4 finishers.
>
A combination of the pace car and winning at the lowest possible speed ?
Can't mark him down for that :)
Settle for the Ferrari being the car of the day then ?
T.
In article <BL8J8VCGnPFIFwj2@ntlworld . com >, scoular@blackhole.do-not-
spam.me.uk says...
> Gongoozler <trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> writes
> >peter wrote:
> >>Gongoozler <trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> writes
> >>>Ar wrote:
> >>>>To top it off, Martin saying Lewis Hamilton is driver of the race,
> >>>>give me a break, completely lack-luster performace from Lewis all
> >>>>race.
> >>>Certainly not lacklustre, he showed his usual excellent car-control in
> >>>a car that clearly wasn't handling particularly well.
> >>
> >>>Nevertheless, Kimi would be my driver of the day.
> >>
> >>Why? He cruised to victory...nothing inspirational.
> >
> >Because he easily dominated the entire field,
>
> Hardly...5 secs covered the first 4 finishers.
>
A combination of the pace car and winning at the lowest possible speed ?
Can't mark him down for that :)
Settle for the Ferrari being the car of the day then ?
T.
Re: ITV commentary (Spain) - crap
In message <5n3914tgagi4b3r03ervaa4oim6t6or3ob@4ax . com >, Gongoozler
<trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> writes
>Ar wrote:
>
>>To top it off, Martin saying Lewis Hamilton is driver of the race,
>>give me a break, completely lack-luster performace from Lewis all
>>race.
>
>Certainly not lacklustre, he showed his usual excellent car-control in
>a car that clearly wasn't handling particularly well.
>Nevertheless, Kimi would be my driver of the day.
Agreed. Kimi drove perfectly, took pole, raced from pole to flag without
a mistake.
But Hamilton made no mistakes either, and in a car that was clearly
second best, brought it home as far forward as it would go. It is
interesting - actually rather sad - to see the depths to which some
people will drag themselves to try to find something negative to say
about Lewis, even when there is nothing negative to be said.
--
Richard Miller
In message <5n3914tgagi4b3r03ervaa4oim6t6or3ob@4ax . com >, Gongoozler
<trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> writes
>Ar wrote:
>
>>To top it off, Martin saying Lewis Hamilton is driver of the race,
>>give me a break, completely lack-luster performace from Lewis all
>>race.
>
>Certainly not lacklustre, he showed his usual excellent car-control in
>a car that clearly wasn't handling particularly well.
>Nevertheless, Kimi would be my driver of the day.
Agreed. Kimi drove perfectly, took pole, raced from pole to flag without
a mistake.
But Hamilton made no mistakes either, and in a car that was clearly
second best, brought it home as far forward as it would go. It is
interesting - actually rather sad - to see the depths to which some
people will drag themselves to try to find something negative to say
about Lewis, even when there is nothing negative to be said.
--
Richard Miller
Re: ITV commentary (Spain) - crap
Richard Miller <richard@seasalter0.demon.co.uk> wrote in
news:kNdvwK7skJFIFwmy@seasalter0.demon.co.uk:
> In message <5n3914tgagi4b3r03ervaa4oim6t6or3ob@4ax . com >, Gongoozler
> <trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> writes
>>Ar wrote:
>>
>>>To top it off, Martin saying Lewis Hamilton is driver of the race,
>>>give me a break, completely lack-luster performace from Lewis all
>>>race.
>>
>>Certainly not lacklustre, he showed his usual excellent car-control in
>>a car that clearly wasn't handling particularly well.
>>Nevertheless, Kimi would be my driver of the day.
>
> Agreed. Kimi drove perfectly, took pole, raced from pole to flag without
> a mistake.
>
> But Hamilton made no mistakes either, and in a car that was clearly
> second best, brought it home as far forward as it would go. It is
> interesting - actually rather sad - to see the depths to which some
> people will drag themselves to try to find something negative to say
> about Lewis, even when there is nothing negative to be said.
Yes it was disappointing that Lewis did OK, huh? :)
Didn't even make any silly comments afterwards - new writers perhaps?
--
CatharticF1
The thinking man:
"They say Kimi's ice-cool, like he's flat-lined, but I think my
subconscious is pretty much like that"
Gracious:
"I was able to trick him into out-braking himself .. I apologise for that
but .. we got the points, so it doesn't really matter."
And from humble beginnings:
"..avoid getting caught up with all the monkeys at the back."
Lewis Hamilton
Richard Miller <richard@seasalter0.demon.co.uk> wrote in
news:kNdvwK7skJFIFwmy@seasalter0.demon.co.uk:
> In message <5n3914tgagi4b3r03ervaa4oim6t6or3ob@4ax . com >, Gongoozler
> <trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> writes
>>Ar wrote:
>>
>>>To top it off, Martin saying Lewis Hamilton is driver of the race,
>>>give me a break, completely lack-luster performace from Lewis all
>>>race.
>>
>>Certainly not lacklustre, he showed his usual excellent car-control in
>>a car that clearly wasn't handling particularly well.
>>Nevertheless, Kimi would be my driver of the day.
>
> Agreed. Kimi drove perfectly, took pole, raced from pole to flag without
> a mistake.
>
> But Hamilton made no mistakes either, and in a car that was clearly
> second best, brought it home as far forward as it would go. It is
> interesting - actually rather sad - to see the depths to which some
> people will drag themselves to try to find something negative to say
> about Lewis, even when there is nothing negative to be said.
Yes it was disappointing that Lewis did OK, huh? :)
Didn't even make any silly comments afterwards - new writers perhaps?
--
CatharticF1
The thinking man:
"They say Kimi's ice-cool, like he's flat-lined, but I think my
subconscious is pretty much like that"
Gracious:
"I was able to trick him into out-braking himself .. I apologise for that
but .. we got the points, so it doesn't really matter."
And from humble beginnings:
"..avoid getting caught up with all the monkeys at the back."
Lewis Hamilton
Re: ITV commentary (Spain) - crap
"Gongoozler" <trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> skrev i melding
news:5n3914tgagi4b3r03ervaa4oim6t6or3ob@4ax . com ...
> Ar wrote:
>
>>To top it off, Martin saying Lewis Hamilton is driver of the race,
>>give me a break, completely lack-luster performace from Lewis all
>>race.
>
> Certainly not lacklustre, he showed his usual excellent car-control in
> a car that clearly wasn't handling particularly well.
Completely agree. From the inboard shots, LHs car appeared a lot more
twitchy that the other quick ones.
I think he did very well to wring the maximum out of his machinery, getting
a podium and not making any mistakes while keeping the pressure on the
Ferraris.
But the Scuderia appears to be a country mile ahead of everybody else at the
moment.
Doc
> Nevertheless, Kimi would be my driver of the day.
> --
> Trevor
"Gongoozler" <trevor@ladyelg.fsnet.co.uk> skrev i melding
news:5n3914tgagi4b3r03ervaa4oim6t6or3ob@4ax . com ...
> Ar wrote:
>
>>To top it off, Martin saying Lewis Hamilton is driver of the race,
>>give me a break, completely lack-luster performace from Lewis all
>>race.
>
> Certainly not lacklustre, he showed his usual excellent car-control in
> a car that clearly wasn't handling particularly well.
Completely agree. From the inboard shots, LHs car appeared a lot more
twitchy that the other quick ones.
I think he did very well to wring the maximum out of his machinery, getting
a podium and not making any mistakes while keeping the pressure on the
Ferraris.
But the Scuderia appears to be a country mile ahead of everybody else at the
moment.
Doc
> Nevertheless, Kimi would be my driver of the day.
> --
> Trevor
