You always say that someone dislikes Alonso if he does not praise him. And I watched very precisely. The 2010 and 2012 cars weren't that bad, actually they where nearly championchip material. But that discussion is so off topic and so old that I don't want to get into it. I don't especially like or hate any of these drivers. I would not know how I could do that, because I don't know them in that way. I really would like to see the data your opinion is based on. But as I said, this is not the right place.RedNEO wrote: ↑22 Jun 2017, 12:08Maybe you have a short memory or where busy looking at something else at the time but Ferrari produced a couple of dogs back in Alonso's time with them like the f2012 and let's not forget the F14. It's just that Alonso clearly flattered those cars like he's doing again with the underpowered Honda engine. Just look at where he's team mates were. A great car is easy to drive which brings the gap to your team mate down. Alonso can handle bad cars better. And I'm not the one who called him a God, that's just an old straw man arguement from people who dislike people giving him praise.marvin78 wrote: ↑22 Jun 2017, 11:58He was? From what data do you get that? Let's be a bit realistic and say the car was sometimes second best, sometimes best and sometimes a little bit worse (as I don't believe this "Alonso is a god" BS, I think that he is an outstanding driver but he couldn't beat physics and win races with a very bad car). Then you have the situation you could get (no one knows these things for sure) with McLaren and Mercedes. Why is that not comparable? I understand that you like Alonso very much. That's ok but a little bit more realism wouldn't hurt you.
All I can say is that the situations are comparable and that I don't see Alonso in a McLaren Mercedes (which is a subjective opinion not based on any data but on things Alonso said earlier and that I interpreted).