Posted: 22 May 2007, 16:21
fernando is wrong, lewis is the one he should worry about the most, he is the team mate and naturally your team mate is the one you should aim to beat first 8)
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Agreed! But if on the otherhand you're expecting team orders maybe your teammate doesn't concern you so much... maybe there's even something to that effect in your contract... hmmmmalex wrote:fernando is wrong, lewis is the one he should worry about the most, he is the team mate and naturally your team mate is the one you should aim to beat first 8)
i dont think its was even mentioned in the contract, beacause what were the chances of some1 beating alonso at Mclraen, let alone a rockie?!!!BANANAGP wrote:Agreed! But if on the otherhand you're expecting team orders maybe your teammate doesn't concern you so much... maybe there's even something to that effect in your contract... hmmmmalex wrote:fernando is wrong, lewis is the one he should worry about the most, he is the team mate and naturally your team mate is the one you should aim to beat first 8)
yeah i don't think anyone was really ready for a new 'superstar'jana7i wrote:i dont think its was even mentioned in the contract, beacause what were the chances of some1 beating alonso at Mclraen, let alone a rockie?!!!BANANAGP wrote:Agreed! But if on the otherhand you're expecting team orders maybe your teammate doesn't concern you so much... maybe there's even something to that effect in your contract... hmmmmalex wrote:fernando is wrong, lewis is the one he should worry about the most, he is the team mate and naturally your team mate is the one you should aim to beat first 8)
Hamilton shocked the 2007 F1 paddock
Ron knows his rookies... Mika, Kimi, Lewis....alex wrote:yeah i don't think anyone was really ready for a new 'superstar'jana7i wrote:i dont think its was even mentioned in the contract, beacause what were the chances of some1 beating alonso at Mclraen, let alone a rockie?!!!BANANAGP wrote:Agreed! But if on the otherhand you're expecting team orders maybe your teammate doesn't concern you so much... maybe there's even something to that effect in your contract... hmmmmalex wrote:fernando is wrong, lewis is the one he should worry about the most, he is the team mate and naturally your team mate is the one you should aim to beat first 8)
Hamilton shocked the 2007 F1 paddock
ron made a smart decision...imagine this season without lewis, it would be a repeat of 2004
So that proves that... McLaren boys are not allowed to race each other.saturday press conference wrote: Q: (Livio Oricchio - O Estado de Sao Paulo) For Alonso and Lewis, you are first and second on the grid and in the championship. All the drivers this year who led through the first corner went on to win the race. Will you talk to each other about the start?
Alonso: The team will say to us something I think. We respect each other obviously and want the best for the other one, inside the team, and we want to beat our opponent that this year seems to be Ferrari and starting first and second at Monaco what we aim is to finish first and second because it is the most points and apart from that I don't think there are any problems between us and it should be just a normal race.
Hamilton: I agree. The team will speak to us before, but we are professional. We respect each other and we are team-mates and we want to do a good job for the team, but we also want to win and we will go into that first corner probably not as aggressively as we would if we were going into it with a Ferrari. But we are going to be conservative and see what happens. We are on different fuel strategies, similar pace. So we'll have to see how it goes. It is going to be difficult tomorrow with the conditions and also you never know when the pace car is going to come out. We'll see.
Well at the start Felipe was creeping in so Lewis had to do something to stop him, it's not like Lewis would fight Fernando for 1st and risking a 2nd at the same time...anyway i don't think lewis would have made it past fernando anyway in the first corner, there's just no space at allBANANAGP wrote:I think today there was clear evidence of "team orders". Hamilton tucked away neatly behind Alonso right from the start and, even though he made a point to demonsrate he was visibly quicker in at least two points in the race, he never attempted to challenge the Spaniard.