Coulthards at it again
Posted by LS.
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> DC is good but JB is better! And MS would not have
> a win if he was in the BAR!
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How do you know? I am quitw sur MS would have won a race in the BAR. Jenson had a good season, but maybe only because his car was good and he had a Schumacher status in his team (until he fecked it up). Though he certainly is not a bad driver he yet has to deliver - something that DC has done many times. We'll see how JB can deal with the situation in a team that doesn't blow sugar up their drivers asses. Until JB hasn't achieved what DC has I refuse to accept he's better.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/22/2004 09:53AM by Vader.
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> DC is good but JB is better! And MS would not have
> a win if he was in the BAR!
>
How do you know? I am quitw sur MS would have won a race in the BAR. Jenson had a good season, but maybe only because his car was good and he had a Schumacher status in his team (until he fecked it up). Though he certainly is not a bad driver he yet has to deliver - something that DC has done many times. We'll see how JB can deal with the situation in a team that doesn't blow sugar up their drivers asses. Until JB hasn't achieved what DC has I refuse to accept he's better.
REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/22/2004 09:53AM by Vader.
some spelling difficulties, huh? 
I think 97 was David's finest season, but there was Jacques Villeneuve on top shape, and unstoppable that year... as well as Schumi, but the McLaren still wasn't the best car.
About David being better than Rubens, Ralf, and Webber, it ultimately comes down to our opinions, but I don't think Webber reached Coulthard's level, and Ralf can only truly race once in a while... he may have potential, but barely ever reaches it. Maybe he is inspired in a couple of races, and also counts with luck. But about Michael, it's ridiculous how lucky he is too :|!!!
I think 97 was David's finest season, but there was Jacques Villeneuve on top shape, and unstoppable that year... as well as Schumi, but the McLaren still wasn't the best car.
About David being better than Rubens, Ralf, and Webber, it ultimately comes down to our opinions, but I don't think Webber reached Coulthard's level, and Ralf can only truly race once in a while... he may have potential, but barely ever reaches it. Maybe he is inspired in a couple of races, and also counts with luck. But about Michael, it's ridiculous how lucky he is too :|!!!
I amn quite sure anyone could have won in this years ferrari 
even the minardi drivers
even the minardi driversI somehow doubt that :P
DaveEllis Wrote:
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> LS. Wrote:
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> > Thats precisely why no one seems to be
> > interested in hiring him at the present time,
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> > he's consistently under performing
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> > looks like his time is up
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> So what is it then? you've said hes consistant,
> you've said hes inconsistant :S
>
He's inconsistent in regard to race performance & inconsisent when it comes to stringing any performances together to build his championship quest, same thing really i guess
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> > Thats precisely why no one seems to be
> > interested in hiring him at the present time,
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> > he's consistently under performing
> >
> > looks like his time is up
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> So what is it then? you've said hes consistant,
> you've said hes inconsistant :S
>
He's inconsistent in regard to race performance & inconsisent when it comes to stringing any performances together to build his championship quest, same thing really i guess
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andrew_S Wrote:
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> I dont know what your definition of a journeyman
> is, but driving your whole career for the most
> succesfull 2 teams in F1, and winning 13Gps is not
> my definition of a journeyman, if you look under
> journeyman in F1 terms (i would never really call
> a man who drives in F1 a journeyman, it is the
> pinicle of the sport) look under, Andrea de
> Cesaris.
Whilst Coulthard has indeed driven for 2 of the top teams in F1, he has'nt made the most of either, never contested a serious challenge at a title
You could argue that at williams he was new but so was JV but he was in with a shout in his debut season & at mclaren he had the experince and race wins under his belt yet still could'nt mount a challenge in a team that does'nt favour the number 1 and 2 driver and pride them selfs on equal status
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> I dont know what your definition of a journeyman
> is, but driving your whole career for the most
> succesfull 2 teams in F1, and winning 13Gps is not
> my definition of a journeyman, if you look under
> journeyman in F1 terms (i would never really call
> a man who drives in F1 a journeyman, it is the
> pinicle of the sport) look under, Andrea de
> Cesaris.
Whilst Coulthard has indeed driven for 2 of the top teams in F1, he has'nt made the most of either, never contested a serious challenge at a title
You could argue that at williams he was new but so was JV but he was in with a shout in his debut season & at mclaren he had the experince and race wins under his belt yet still could'nt mount a challenge in a team that does'nt favour the number 1 and 2 driver and pride them selfs on equal status
LS's Tip of the week
ESSENTIAL OILS aren't essential unless you're an engine, a gearbox or a twat
a bit off-topic, but i've been reading the BBC motorsport message board, and saw this post:
It will be great to see Jacques Villeneuve back in F1 this weekend. I think he might struggle a little in his first race, but hopefully over his three race stint with Renault he will be able to make a considerable effort to oust Bar from second place. It would be particularly enjoyable to see him beat Button, who is nothing more than an overhyped boy band member.
Mark Jones, Britain
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i'm not Buttons biggest fan, but its a bit far calling him a by band member, and the guy is British. I bet this man was crying out for another Mansell or Hill to support, and now there is Button, he is slagging him off.
and a big LOL to "son of double World Champion Ralf Schumacher"!
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael
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It will be great to see Jacques Villeneuve back in F1 this weekend. I think he might struggle a little in his first race, but hopefully over his three race stint with Renault he will be able to make a considerable effort to oust Bar from second place. It would be particularly enjoyable to see him beat Button, who is nothing more than an overhyped boy band member.
Mark Jones, Britain
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i'm not Buttons biggest fan, but its a bit far calling him a by band member, and the guy is British. I bet this man was crying out for another Mansell or Hill to support, and now there is Button, he is slagging him off.
and a big LOL to "son of double World Champion Ralf Schumacher"!
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael
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he hasnt challanged for a title? does that make him a bad driver?
He's been in cars that people have challenged - and won titles - with. It doesn't make him a -bad- driver, it just means he's not up to the job. He's fast on occasion, but those occasions are too few and far between.
He's been in cars that people have challenged - and won titles - with. It doesn't make him a -bad- driver, it just means he's not up to the job. He's fast on occasion, but those occasions are too few and far between.
Muks_C Wrote:
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> a bit off-topic, but i've been reading the BBC
> motorsport message board, and saw this post:
>
> It will be great to see Jacques Villeneuve back in
> F1 this weekend. I think he might struggle a
> little in his first race, but hopefully over his
> three race stint with Renault he will be able to
> make a considerable effort to oust Bar from second
> place. It would be particularly enjoyable to see
> him beat Button, who is nothing more than an
> overhyped boy band member.
> Mark Jones, Britain
>
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>
> i'm not Buttons biggest fan, but its a bit far
> calling him a by band member, and the guy is
> British. I bet this man was crying out for another
> Mansell or Hill to support, and now there is
> Button, he is slagging him off.
>
Is it that unlickely that someone has supported Mansell and/or Hill but dislikes Button? Why is it okay for a Brit to slag off DC or Irvine but not to slag off Button? Can someone please explain this to me?
REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS
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> a bit off-topic, but i've been reading the BBC
> motorsport message board, and saw this post:
>
> It will be great to see Jacques Villeneuve back in
> F1 this weekend. I think he might struggle a
> little in his first race, but hopefully over his
> three race stint with Renault he will be able to
> make a considerable effort to oust Bar from second
> place. It would be particularly enjoyable to see
> him beat Button, who is nothing more than an
> overhyped boy band member.
> Mark Jones, Britain
>
> ---------------------
>
> i'm not Buttons biggest fan, but its a bit far
> calling him a by band member, and the guy is
> British. I bet this man was crying out for another
> Mansell or Hill to support, and now there is
> Button, he is slagging him off.
>
Is it that unlickely that someone has supported Mansell and/or Hill but dislikes Button? Why is it okay for a Brit to slag off DC or Irvine but not to slag off Button? Can someone please explain this to me?
REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS
he can hate Button all he wants, but keep it to himself, when talking to people all over the world. We Brits already have a reputation of hyping someone up, then ripping them to bits when we feel like it, this kind of thing just reinforces it.
i don't support Button, but would like him to do well in his career, he seems to be good enough at the moment.
DC and Irvine always seemed like wasters.
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael
i don't support Button, but would like him to do well in his career, he seems to be good enough at the moment.
DC and Irvine always seemed like wasters.
RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael
i h8 button - simple as and agree with the mans view - hope webber kicks his arse in williams next year.
and just to point out i supported neither hill or mansell maybe you can call me the brit driver h8-er
and just to point out i supported neither hill or mansell maybe you can call me the brit driver h8-er
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