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thestig said:
No they don't, Hamilton has as much chances of winning the title as Leclerc - none. Leclerc had a crisis in the first part of the season but he was better than Hamilton for months now, yesterday he fucked it up but Hamilton wasn't much better anyway.

I would change both though, Ferrari should do everything to get Max/Kimi and Bearman duo but they prefer the washed up has been and a never been.
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Why do you hate Lewis so much?
 
On the racetrack I don't, he is/was a very good driver but just don't think he's comparable to the greats like Schumacher, Max, Senna... Off the racetrack he's a huge hypocrite everytime he opens his mouth about anything that is not F1 related. His recent bullshit talking about how we shouldn't have billioners is a perfect example but it's just one of the many many things over the years. Can't wait that he retires so I can root for 2 Ferrari drivers again.
 
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thestig said:
On the racetrack I don't, he is/was a very good driver but just don't think he's comparable to the greats like Schumacher, Max, Senna...
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how'd you figure that? Dude's the most successful driver of all time. Ofcourse there are 4-5 more races per season compared to MSC era but still. Only driver with triple digit victories.
We will never have a GOAT anyway, between him, Ayrton and Schumacher ,some prefer one, some other, but it's impossible to say he isn't even in the debate.
thestig said:
Off the racetrack he's a huge hypocrite everytime he opens his mouth about anything that is not F1 related. Him talking about how we shouldn't have billioners is a perfect example but it's just one of the many many thing over the years.
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This is true.
thestig said:
Can't wait that he retires so I can root for 2 Ferrari drivers again.
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Your wish will be granted soon.
 
Breskominator said:
how'd you figure that? Dude's the most successful driver of all time. Ofcourse there are 4-5 more races per season compared to MSC era but still. Only driver with triple digit victories.
We will never have a GOAT anyway, between him, Ayrton and Schumacher ,some prefer one, some other, but it's impossible to say he isn't even in the debate.
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Not only stats matter, we know how Hamilton era looked like and how much was due to him and how much due to Mercedes. You mentioned the inflation of races, can't compare number of wins anymore anyway. We saw how he raced once he didn't have a car who was a second or more quicker than others. This is the first time in years where he could beat his teammate, happened even in his prime with Rosberg too. He is top 5 but far from top 3 ever IMO.

Breskominator said:
Your wish will be granted soon.
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Sadly no, he will 100% continue next year and probably even further.
 
thestig said:
Not only stats matter, we know how Hamilton era looked like and how much was due to him and how much due to Mercedes. You mentioned the inflation of races, can't compare number of wins anymore anyway. We saw how he raced once he didn't have a car who was a second or more quicker than others. This is the first time in years where he could beat his teammate, happened even in his prime with Rosberg too. He is top 5 but far from top 3 ever IMO.
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That's my point, we'll never have a GOAT. Not just in Formula 1, but in other sports (unless it's painfully obvious e.g Usain Bolt etc).

For example, Schumacher has 91 wins but he had the hardest path out of them 3, in my opinion. And yes, there was 18-19 races when he was battling Mika and Alonso. Impossible to prove anything.

If I had to pick someone for 1 lap, it would be Senna, just for 2 reasons : Donington 93 and Monaco 84 qualifying, where he beat Prost by 1.5s
thestig said:
Sadly no, he will 100% continue next year and probably even further.
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Yeah, just read on his wikipedia he is there atleast for next season, too. Thought it was just this one. Alonso is older and he is still racing, so...
 
Schumacher, Max, Senna. With heavy heart I have to say Max and Schumi could change positions in future even if the German is my childhood hero but not yet, we'll see how the rest of Verstappen's career looks like.

Breskominator said:
That's my point, we'll never have a GOAT. Not just in Formula 1, but in other sports (unless it's painfully obvious e.g Usain Bolt etc).
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Or Messi.
 
thestig said:
Schumacher, Max, Senna. With heavy heart I have to say Max and Schumi could change positions in future even if the German is my childhood hero but not yet, we'll see how the rest of Verstappen's career looks like.
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2 years ago looked like Max truly gonna run away with it... dude is 28 and has twice the career of Fernando for example.. insane.
thestig said:
Or Messi.
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Sealed it with Getafe goal 18th April 2007.....
 
After watching F1 since I was 5 years old (2000), I would be obliged to say Senna's the fastest driver in history from what I've seen on internet footage.

Hamilton is statistically the most successful driver of all time.

Schumacher is the most dominant and consistent driver of all time, and he had hardest career path.

Verstappen is the best driver by far over a single season, 19 wins in a season.

Shoutout to other ATG pilots like Lauda, Hakkinen, Fernando, Piquet, Mansell, Prost, Fangio, Kimi, Vettel etc etc.
 
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This Madrid track is complete crap.
 
Heard a lot of complaining about the Madrid track no one involved in the sport seems to like it.

Another Madrid fuck up.
 
Absolutely. There's no full acceleration at any point on this track and the other half is about managing 90 degree corners.

I don't remember Valencia track, I've driven virtually in video games the French GP (Paul Ricard), which was considered the most boring race out of all.

Nothing compares to Madrid. Could totally be labelled the worst Formula 1 track of all times. People bitching about Monaco don't understand that it's there purely as legacy. Madrid is not.
 
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