Кими чемпион! Вы рады? (с)

хуйвам

Конечно....Все журналисты искали по этому вопросу и нашли именно Хилла....Наверное потому, что он самый приличный и поэтому говорит всегда то, что думает....

При всей моей к нему нелюбви я с середины сезона думал,что именно он таки станет чемпионом,засранец.Но последние события показали,что "слухи о его супости сильно преувеличены"!

Насчет все - это типа во всех газетах по миру сразу появилось? Или все таки где-то на конференции вопрос задали? А остальные потом перепечатали? Кули удивительного, что последний британский чемпион подвергаеццо атакам британской же прессы? Или Хилл бегал по Лондону, вылавливал журналюг и каждому орал в ухо - "всех забанить, БПРД - ВМ!" ?

Спасибо, у мну уже есть!

померяемся?

а сто'ит? Зачем Вам комплекс неполноценности?

да кому он нужен...

а кому нужны те же Лауда, Прост и иже с ими, коих мы встречаем на страницах газет?

имхо, Тень, для таких случаев существует классическая фраза: no comments
и Деймону, которого я считаю джентльменом, следовало бы её употребить
хотя бы из за того, чтобы не подвергать человека, на болидах которого он заработал свой единственный чемпионский титул - Френка Уильямса, дисквалификации в таком удачном для его команды гран-при.

бугага
то есть типа Дэймон Френку что-то должен остался?
первые 2 строчки у тебя по делу вышли, согласен, а вот остальное лишнее имхо

да нет, это не долг. уважение, почтение скорее. имхо

данунахуй
Френк сроду не уважал своих пилотов, с чего бы на взаимность рассчитывать

нет, но лучше он, чем Алонсо

"Hill, Britain's last world champion, said on Radio Five Live:"

кстати, стюарт уже чета наговорил, сама не читала (пока ) длинно, но мож кому интересно

Scottish legend Stewart, who won the world title in 1969, 1971 and 1973, told BBC Radio Scotland: "McLaren clearly were deeply hurt by the sentence that they got from the governing body of the sport.

"Some people have suggested that that was an overly high figure in terms of money in respect to the crime and the sentence didn't suit the crime."

He added: "The problem that the governing body have is that it's very difficult to be a little bit pregnant. The car is either legal or illegal.

"McLaren were sentenced earlier this year for issues which were controversial.

"We see another situation that the governing body is going to be faced with that I think could be very sensitive for them and their authority.

"It'll be very interesting to see if it stands up in court if there has to be a hearing.

"The issue is of course that it's an FIA court, not a civil court, or not a court that's convened in the normal fashion. So it's going to be a real big struggle.

"It's a shame that the end of the season has again put controversy into focus.

"But obviously McLaren want their driver to be world champion. He didn't have a very good day yesterday but nevertheless if those cars ahead of him are illegal then I think they will push hard to have the governing body make it very clear and perhaps (make a) difficult decision."

Stewart, 68, is convinced Hamilton can put the disappointment of Brazil behind him.

If McLaren fail in any appeal, Hamilton will have to reflect on a season when he came close but faltered with victory in sight.

Stewart is unwavering on whether Hamilton will follow him as a British world champion.

"I think it is a matter of when," he said.

"The boy is a brilliant young driver. He created a new benchmark for rookie drivers coming into the sport this year.

"Of course he was driving for the very best racing team - possibly the best, between Ferrari and McLaren there's little to choose from - and very few young drivers get that opportunity, to come into such a dominant team.

"But he drove the car in a fashion which nobody had ever seen before from a young driver and he had a two-time world champion standing beside him, and he (Fernando Alonso) was wanting to win his third world championship, but he didn't manage to make that against this young buck.

"I think he'll be a multiple world champion. Keep in mind, Ayrton Senna won all three of his world championships with McLaren because they were the team that was better equipped, better financed and better packaged.

"So it's not impossible for Lewis Hamilton at only 22 years of age to go on to great things.

"I think he appears to have handled it very well. But on the inside he must surely have been in turmoil."

Stewart added: "The errors that he made at the beginning of the race in Brazil shows that he was under pressure, he was nervous, and he was behaving in a way that you would expect a young relatively inexperienced driver to behave.

"The wisdom that he learnt this season is going to be a great investment and that's why in the future he's going to be even better than we've seen him this year."


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