Discussão geral

[Carlos Costa]

ArrayMas o Hamilton não é brasileiro!!:bicycle:[/quote]

O Schumacher também não é, e aviou o Damon Hill. Ok, ok... não foi na 1ª curva...:23:

[Filipe Santos]

ArrayMas o Hamilton não é brasileiro!!:bicycle:[/quote]

Pode ser que domingo seja um bocadinho frances :notrust:

[JRodrigues]

ArrayPode ser que domingo seja um bocadinho frances :notrust:[/quote]

Chamaram?? :biggrinbandit:

[Filipe Santos]

ArrayChamaram?? :biggrinbandit:[/quote]

LOL! Interpretas-te mal o meu post. Curiosamente nessa chicane mesmo :rolleyes:

Referia-me a outro frances, mas de qualquer forma grande manobra do Alesi :fixe:

[JRodrigues]

ArrayLOL! Interpretas-te mal o meu post. Curiosamente nessa chicane mesmo :rolleyes:

Referia-me a outro frances, mas de qualquer forma grande manobra do Alesi :fixe:[/quote]

Eu percebi :12::blink1:

[Filipe Santos]

ArrayEu percebi :12::blink1:[/quote]

Ehehe :biggrinbandit:

[Filipe Santos]

Inglês proporá código de conduta a espanhol

No encontro com os jornalistas nesta quinta-feira (27), em Fuji, Lewis Hamilton afirmou que pretende se reunir com Fernando Alonso para adotar um código de conduta na disputa entre os dois dentro da pista.

O inglês se mostrou extremamente incomodado com as manobras do rival nas primeiras curvas do GP da Bélgica, em Spa, e quer ter certeza de que a briga entre os dois não resulte em nenhum acidente.

“Ambos temos de ser muito cuidadosos e lembrar que somos companheiros de equipe. Provavelmente vou falar com ele durante o fim de semana sobre isso, pois não conversamos desde Spa e tenho minhas opiniões sobre isso”.


É isto que me faz gostar do Alonso. Dá o troco na pista, enquanto este so sabe choramingar.

PS: Mais uma vez situação identica a de um certo frances

[Marco]

mas o Alonso tb nao choramingou n vezes?

[JRodrigues]

Qual código de conduta qual quê... Daqui a pouco já parecem o Benfica a jogar de cor-de-rosa e já nem podem tocar nas meninas...

[Alexandre Caetano]

ArrayLewis Hamilton says he will seek out Fernando Alonso at Fuji to talk about their on-track encounter at Spa Francorchamps two weeks ago.

The 22-year-old rookie, who in Japan on Thursday revealed that he had not yet spoken to Alonso after Belgium, had criticised the Spaniard following their close encounter at turn one.

"For both of us, we have got to be careful and remember that we are team-mates," Hamilton on Thursday was quoted as saying by Sky Sports. "I have my feelings on what happened. If that is how aggressive he wants to be then I can be just as aggressive as anyone else."

Alonso has narrowed the points gap to just two points after a strong run of recent performances, but Hamilton insists that it is the Spaniard who should feel under pressure.

"I feel I have nothing to lose," he explained under grim skies at Fuji Speedway. "He is the one defending the world championship, so really he should have more pressure on him.
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But amid Alonso's reportedly tumultuous relationship with the Woking-based team, and rumours that he might switch to Ferrari or Renault at the end of the year, Hamilton says he has observed a change in the reigning world champion.

"I don't know if he has unloaded a load of baggage and is not feeling any weight off the team or anything," he said. "He seems to be quite happy in the team all of a sudden, or with himself at least."

Hamilton says he used the two week gap since the Belgian Grand Prix to focus on his own performance.

"I have a feeling that this weekend will be a lot better than the previous few," he said. "Usually Fernando and I have similar setups, and more often than not it is the setup I found from tests (but) at the last race especially I went somewhere else on my setup, thinking it was the right way and we were wrong."[/quote]

Ora... Esperem... O que está a negrito não faz lembrar algo?