totally agreed. HE is indeed the best out thereAlonso Fan wrote:did you see alonso's opening lap at spa today?
that's why i call him the best driver in the world
totally agreed. HE is indeed the best out thereAlonso Fan wrote:did you see alonso's opening lap at spa today?
that's why i call him the best driver in the world
I would not say "lightyears"SectorOne wrote:As a Hamilton fan through and through, yes Alonso is lightyears ahead of anyone else on track. It´s simply magic watching him.
lebesset wrote:has to be hamilton , the only driver with the ability to equal the standard of jim clark , it's been a long wait for one to arrive
lol...was thinking the samestefan_ wrote:http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y29/ub ... ptop-1.giflebesset wrote:has to be hamilton , the only driver with the ability to equal the standard of jim clark , it's been a long wait for one to arrive
Are you sure you are not letting your dislike for Lewis and his fans cloud your judgment though? Some label Senna a "prima donna" for certain acts. My point is you can nitpick actions from all drivers that could be seen as immature, you mention Alonso who I have the utmost admiration for personally, but some see him as "sore loser" and a "cry baby" as well.stefan_ wrote:I think there should be an unwritten rule or something like that not to compare boys like "Hammy" with names like Clark, Surtees, Stewart, Hill Sr. or Senna.
totally agree with you, although, when the f138 is at least a match for the f2012, alonso puts in one of those stunners, like at spa.stefan_ wrote:I think there should be an unwritten rule or something like that not to compare boys like "Hammy" with names like Clark, Surtees, Stewart, Hill Sr. or Senna. And if I think about it, you don't say that a driver is the best by comparing it to other, but because he has his skills, has that special "something" that makes it rise above the others.
And to make an example, look at Alonso in 2012 - he drove the wheels of that red dog to the point in which he took Vettel into the last race in the battle for the championship. I can think of a current driver that if it was in Alonso's place he would complain on Twitter about the world being bad and the dark forces being against him for having a bad car.
What Alonso demonstrated last year was maturity, mental strength, driving skills and ambition - not giving up. That makes him rise above many on the grid today. And that's why I feel that this year something is happening off track or within the team. He should be flying with this car.
Alonso looks like he has had the life sucked out of him, he hasn't been the same since he got out of the car in Brazil and just stared at Vettel like an empty husk of a man while Vettel celebrated his third WDC.stefan_ wrote: What Alonso demonstrated last year was maturity, mental strength, driving skills and ambition - not giving up. That makes him rise above many on the grid today. And that's why I feel that this year something is happening off track or within the team. He should be flying with this car.