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Absolutely. The lack of respect for Lewis is primarily from a bunch of racists and closet racists who cannot abide a black man winning. This has been the usual approach by those who subscribe to the white supremacist BS. Lewis is one of the greatest F1 drivers ever and certainly the best of his era but the racists find tiny excuses to try to diminish his achievements. Most black people breaking into sports previously dominated by whites experienced this. E.g boxing, athletics, tennis, golf, motor sport etc. There will be those who are in denial who will be foaming at the mouth reading these facts and will be reaching for their keyboards in order to spew their vitriol against me and this post. It wouldn't matter to me because it will be the usual reaction by such inadequate low achievers.02-11-2021 00:19
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Horner51g is at it again, again,again.........17-10-2021 12:38
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@Stevesyd 44's "intelligence and composure" are giving you a lot to be rattled about. I wonder why? You are SO transparent, hahaha ?15-10-2021 10:51
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@Commentator Which bit of "you do not divulge your plans a single minute ahead of time to your competitors" do you not understand? Every team has the option to develop their car as they wish within the rules & budget and have to factor in any impact on next year's development. Its not a difficult concept to understand unless you're looking for something to whinge about.15-10-2021 10:37
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@Divergent Not sure how long you've been watching F1 but copying has been going on in F1 and other formulas from the year dot. Why re-invent the wheel? If you can adapt something to improve your car, you'd be silly not to.15-10-2021 10:29
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Brilliant statement from SLH14-10-2021 13:55
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@Stevesyd we all know that you are a narcissistic pontificating genius (in your own mind) who detests SLH. No matter what you say, STILL HE RISES. That must be so painful for a loser like you.14-10-2021 14:00
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@Stevesyd "one trick pony" who only knows how to win and defeat is not welcomed. I appreciate that losers like you cannot comprehend what a winning mentality is but that's your problem. Ha ha.14-10-2021 13:52
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@Stevesyd is that the same "stupidity" that made him ignore the call to come in for new tyres last year in Turkey and he went on to win? The fact is that sometimes the driver is right and more often the team. These are not clear cut situations sometimes. He rightly saw a chance of being on the podium by not coming in but was later convinced that the risk/reward equation dictated coming in. In case you missed it, B earlier they were discussing delaying coming in until it was possible to come in for slicks. As things transpired, with humidity and 15 degrees temperature, the track never became suitable for slicks. Your jealousy of and antipathy towards SLH is quite clear from your posts so even if he walked on water, people like you would say " ah, but the soles of his feet got wet". So thank you for you "considered" views but don't be upset if we are not swayed.14-10-2021 13:43
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@commentator - with that kind of logic you must be a genius.14-10-2021 13:10