Can Hamilton win the championship?
He can win it!
I don't see why not...he is leading the championship with Fernando and Kimi and he's been on the podium for all the races...if he continues this he'll get a lot of points!
It would be great to see Fernando and Lewis fighting for the championship...it will be very good for mclaren..hopefully they will make good developments
I don't see why not...he is leading the championship with Fernando and Kimi and he's been on the podium for all the races...if he continues this he'll get a lot of points!
It would be great to see Fernando and Lewis fighting for the championship...it will be very good for mclaren..hopefully they will make good developments
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Re: I doubt it.
Surely you mean nobody develops a car like Ferrari. Seriously though McLaren have always made fast cars and they usually bring a car optimised more than most but fragile with a narrow setup window. This year is interesting because there is clearly a change of approach for the better but I dont think they will be quite there this season towards the end due to the issues mentioned. Having said that if they dont win this year it wont be the it wont be their drivers fault.Kimppa06 wrote:Well, this Mclaren is 95% redesigned, so last years results can be tossed out the window, bar 5%. also, we all know that no body in the world develops the car like the mclaren team, so im predicting they are going to kick some ass is spain and its going to be hard too. bahrain was the last time this season ferrari will have the edge.Bobdredds wrote:There are sevcral reasons why I doubt it. As welll as the competition there is reliability. McLaren have an appalling record in the reliability stakes and the only reason that they are reliable at the moment is the car isnt yet on the limit. I believe this is down a change in development strategy. If you remember last season towards the end of the season both Renault and Ferrari had rare failures. The pressure on the teams is even greater this year I reckon that we will see a couple of failures and McLaren maybe one or two too many. Another charachteristic is for the setup window to narrow considerably the more development McLaren apply to car. Put Kimi Raikkonen in the mix and you will have the story why he had so many failures. Mind you McLaren could benefit most of all from the engine freeze in the future but not yet IMHO.
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I'm completely with you on everything. Of course Hamilton can win it, but will he? I doubt it because I think McLaren would rather have Alonso win than Hamilton.Kimppa06 wrote:Well the question is CAN he win, not WILL he win...
Will Hamilton win? probably not
Can Hamilton win? for sure why not?
To me, its not like he's fluked the first few rounds or something, he is the genuine leader of the championship of points through his fastest laps, qualifying ability and consistency. To me, yes, he can win the title, there is absolutely no reason why he cannot.
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I disagree there, I think Ron Dennis would love HIS driver to become the youngest WDC... I think he'll see Nando as Flavs boy and now he'll push Hamilton to get one over on Flav... think of all the glory that will be layed at Rons feet when Hamilton becomes this that and the other all thanks to him and his how many years of grooming Hamilton into a F1 champion...996 GT1 Lover wrote:I'm completely with you on everything. Of course Hamilton can win it, but will he? I doubt it because I think McLaren would rather have Alonso win than Hamilton.Kimppa06 wrote:Well the question is CAN he win, not WILL he win...
Will Hamilton win? probably not
Can Hamilton win? for sure why not?
To me, its not like he's fluked the first few rounds or something, he is the genuine leader of the championship of points through his fastest laps, qualifying ability and consistency. To me, yes, he can win the title, there is absolutely no reason why he cannot.
i agree with all three of you lol. He CAN win it, its posssible, hes a great driver with a great car, however whether he will is another question. Look at his competitors hes gona hav to fight REALY hard every race to win and providing he does that mclaren then will have to make sure the car is perfect every race for him... i think its askin a little too much but i still beleive he can do it!!!Dark_Fisico wrote:I disagree there, I think Ron Dennis would love HIS driver to become the youngest WDC... I think he'll see Nando as Flavs boy and now he'll push Hamilton to get one over on Flav... think of all the glory that will be layed at Rons feet when Hamilton becomes this that and the other all thanks to him and his how many years of grooming Hamilton into a F1 champion...996 GT1 Lover wrote:I'm completely with you on everything. Of course Hamilton can win it, but will he? I doubt it because I think McLaren would rather have Alonso win than Hamilton.Kimppa06 wrote:Well the question is CAN he win, not WILL he win...
Will Hamilton win? probably not
Can Hamilton win? for sure why not?
To me, its not like he's fluked the first few rounds or something, he is the genuine leader of the championship of points through his fastest laps, qualifying ability and consistency. To me, yes, he can win the title, there is absolutely no reason why he cannot.
go on hamilton!!