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@uan

even knowing (more sensing it – like a disturbance in the force) that you hated him

You have a big imagination. He could in no way have known I hated him. Oh and by the way, he took my notepad and […]

@uan – James Allen also paid tribute to Allison w/ a backhanded compliment to Chester:

While Chester’s credentials for the role are unquestionably strong, the loss of an innovator like James Allison is a blow […]

@uan – It won’t be long before Hamilton exceeds 28 wins, and it won’t be much longer before he becomes a triple world champion. And when that day comes, Hamilton be a triple champion with more wins than Jackie […]

@uan it was John Watson and that’s pretty much all he said in the article!

I don’t really have a problem with them criticising Vettel ignoring team orders (I still wouldn’t agree with them, but fair enough), […]

@uan
Webber moved out of the way for Vettel later.

Here’s a blatant example of Toro Rosso help:
Link

Vergne drove off the road when he saw Vettel is quite telling about the RBR vs STR relation.

@uan nope, I think I went for Jules Bianchi as no-one really stood out for me other than his impressive debut.

@Uan I think he should keep using it for the rest of the season.

It’s easily the best and most creative helmet on the grid, and in recent memory for that matter.

It sure was a stellar drive @uan, especially how he kept off Button in the closing stages

@breza – There’s little wrong with what @uan said. If you saw the race, you’ll see that Webber defended his position for a while. Only when Vettel went around the outside of turn 4 did Webber back off, as Davidson […]

@uan – I think people are taking issue with the way Marko presents his argument, rather than the content of that argument. If you log onto any Formula 1-themed blog or forum on the internet, it’s not too difficult […]

@uan – from my observation I think Vettel appears to just show himself on track, and not bother with the mind games. I admire him for that: as the saying goes, actions speak louder than words. To me though I think […]

@uan – consistency is key! ;)

@uan
Ahh didn’t see that. Good! Well deserved if either team USA or the Heat win it.

@uan – which to me increases the value of Bradley Wiggins’ Tour win, because supposedly he was drug-free! I think drugs are more of a Tour thing though and they haven’t found their way into the velodrome (thankfully)!

@uan – They are of course proffesional racing drivers so what is considered acceptably slowing down to them may seem very insignificant to us! I usually interpret the slowing down part of the regulations as being […]

@uan – Exactly! Persoanlly, even as a rather optimistic Vettel fan, I wasn’t expecting any more than about 5th – so a podium was a fantastic result as far as I’m concerned! Even Christain Horner wasn’t expecting […]

@uan – Ah, but McLaren never looked totally secure in first place when they won those races, and it was turn-about; no one driver won all the races:

- In Hungary, Raikkonen and Grosjean looked like they could […]

@uan If you look at the Germans, they’re in an uncomfortable position, and I think its down to a “functional” reason of covering up their crotch area. Schumi has gone for a “I’m trying to look relaxed, but […]

@uan – I agree in almost every respect (bar “Ferrari dominant in the wet” – it was very good no doubt but not dominant as such). I do always feel that a Vettel pole-flag win is usually discredited as being because […]

@uan I agree wholeheartedly.

At the 2008 Italian Grand Prix, Vettel became the youngest driver in history to win a Formula One Grand Prix.
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastian_Vettel#2008

Not bad […]