I believe after driving literaly the wheels off the car while at Mc Laren(and coming in bridesmaid twice), the title for Kimi sure was a just reward for hard work. Lewis has stamped on the F1 world the likes Senna, Schumacher, etc never did on their debuts. He really won the title, and just handed it over via some bad luck/poor judgement on thje past two years. But let's rewind to Monaco...it was already clear as Lewis reeled in Alonso, a star was born of proprotion seen maybe once in a generation. Alonso...I am SURE the guy would LOVE to have won the title by a fuel infraction if he were in the same position as Hamilton. The President of Ferrari thinks that Alonso is a class act, and that Ferrari DESERVES the world championship...after the fact they willingly took inside information from Mc Laren, and walked away smelling like roses... And for the record...a rookie beat a 2-time world champion...mentally and on the track as well.
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Ok I go with teh Ferrari and Kimi deserve it part.
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so nice to see someone congratulate and appreciate both a Ferrari driver and a McLaren driver. you don't get many on here. some (i won't mention names but he blocked me) are just so unmoving in their views that they are almost made of stone. I am a McLaren fan and i can still appreciate Kimi drove a faultless race and is a well deserved champion. I love the sport and I think all 22 drivers need to be congratulated, after all they are the best 22 drivers in the world. lets just hope the politics don't spill out on the track next year and the FIA can be more consistent in their decision making. a clean slate, a clean season, some clean fun.
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You have some good points there, Kimi did deserve the championship as he drove well when he got his early adjustment problems out of the way. It makes up for the previous seasons where he came so close. Lewis has driven well, but he has made more of an impact because he was driving for a front running team, Schumacher and Senna didnt have that luxury when they first started, they had to make themselves noticed in inferior teams. It has been a good season apart from all the politics and people making McLaren out to be the devil, whilst Ferrari are innocent angels. Alonso has gone a long way down in my estimation this year, bribing his employer because he was outperformed. He would be pushing to appeal if he were to benefit from the fuel exclusions. But the title has been won and should stay with Kimi
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I concur, in every respect.
