mustang:The kart races arnt as long as an F1 race so the  ('' pain in the neck '' <---- ha ah sorry ) probably wouldnt bother that much. Would still take a few bumps and bruises i would imagine though. Those karts are pretty nippy. Was probably a ploy by Ferrari to sell tickets i dont think he was gunna come back. I dont think he could ...

franger: aveli666: franger: aveli666: franger: aveli666: mattw42:What you can do, as I have told you before, is come to a conclusion based on available evidence. It is impossible to prove that something does not exist. Let's take your example of a green line on my hand. If you looked at my hand and said ''there's no green line on it'', ...

franger: aveli666: franger: aveli666: franger:I was hoping you would reply to me and acknowledge that you had ACCUSED me of saying things about Lewis, particularly his ability to overtake TG, that I had NOT!  I guess you are not willing to follow Lewis's example even though you claim to revere him so much! I do not need to access videos on ...

jeser:Because F1 Racing is in his blood. He is not political, he doesn't put up with any nonsense, he certainly doesn't need the money and he is one of the most consistent drivers on the circuit. He is also one of the great characters in F1 and it will be a sin to lose him from the sport. but why should he want to return when ...

justrace: aveli666: justrace: aveli666:justrace, i didn't say what you claim i said. i said hamilton will remain the greatest for 50 years after he has retired. but on average drivers get better with time especially before the 80s. after the 80 drivers have progressed at a lower rate. hamilton is not an average driver, he is a spike in the graph, ...

astms:His decision only makes sense if Mercedes didn't want him and gave him a push. If what he says is true and he made a voluntary choice for the ''challenge'', I think he needs his head tested!! button will not lie to the media about this. http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?id=47439 he wants to test himself to see how good hamilton ...

anametoremember: aveli666: franger: aveli666: franger: aveli666: mattw42:What you can do, as I have told you before, is come to a conclusion based on available evidence. It is impossible to prove that something does not exist. Let's take your example of a green line on my hand. If you looked at my hand and said ''there's no green line ...

franger: aveli666: franger:I was hoping you would reply to me and acknowledge that you had ACCUSED me of saying things about Lewis, particularly his ability to overtake TG, that I had NOT!  I guess you are not willing to follow Lewis's example even though you claim to revere him so much! I do not need to access videos on utube to form an ...

justrace: aveli666:justrace, i didn't say what you claim i said. i said hamilton will remain the greatest for 50 years after he has retired. but on average drivers get better with time especially before the 80s. after the 80 drivers have progressed at a lower rate. hamilton is not an average driver, he is a spike in the graph, if you see what i ...

franger: aveli666: franger: aveli666: mattw42:What you can do, as I have told you before, is come to a conclusion based on available evidence. It is impossible to prove that something does not exist. Let's take your example of a green line on my hand. If you looked at my hand and said ''there's no green line on it'', I could say, ''yes ...