Lewis Hamilton Sucks

Anyone Else Fed Up With Lewis Hamilton?

For a second season in a row I have a feeling grown around Lewis Hamilton; he has simply arrived at the vanguard of Formula 1 NOT as a result of his own efforts but rather as a result of others who paved the way... too soon, too easily. 

... Yes, I am tired of Lewis. Very tired of his daddy too.

There seems to be 2 types of Formula One fans - those who love Lewis Hamilton, and those who think he sucks!. Isn't it obvious which category I belong...

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Jenson Button says he and Lewis Hamilton will have to work for each other

TELEGRAPH - As 2010 Bahrain Grand Prix draws ever closer, the world of motor sport can hardly wait to find out who will win the first bout of the season between Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton, the two McLaren drivers. 

Many are predicting a difficult relationship between the Englishmen, who have each won the title over the last two seasons. But on Wednesday, Button himself stressed the importance of co-operation. 

If he and Hamilton failed to work together, he argued, they would have no chance of competing against one of the strongest driving line-ups in the sport's history. 

 "The important thing is that we share information," Button said. "You haven't got a chance if you don't work together as team-mates. It's so competitive now in Formula One. You've got Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull and ourselves at McLaren. It's going to be a very tough season."

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> IT'S GOING TO BE 2008 ALL OVER AGAIN... ONLY THIS TIME INSTEAD OF ALONSO, BUTTON WILL SNAP EVEN EASIER... OR WILL HE?

Lewis Hamilton cuts Formula One ties with father Anthony

TIMESONLINE - One of the most effective family partnerships in professional sport came to an end today with the announcement by Lewis Hamilton that his father Anthony will no longer manage his career in Formula One. 

After discussions over a long period, the McLaren driver said he and his father had come to the conclusion that it would be “a positive step” for Anthony to step back to being, as he put it, “just my dad” again. 

Hamilton’s affairs will be handled by his team until a replacement has been announced. “He’s got a lot of work on his hands and, for me, he’s done his job,” Hamilton said. “Our goal was always to get into Formula One and be world champion and I couldn’t have done it without him.” 

The 2008 world champion went on to pay an emotional tribute to the man who has attended every race his son has entered - from go-karting to Formula One - since he was 8.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> DO YOU THINK IT IS REALLY OVER BETWEEN LEWIS AND HIS DADDY?

Hamilton - I suggested Button

SKY SPORTS - Lewis Hamilton has revealed that, far from being against the idea of teaming up with Jenson Button at McLaren, he actually suggested they hire him.

The 2008 World Champion claimed that he phoned team boss Martin Whitmarsh around the time McLaren were looking to replace Heikki Kovalainen and suggested his title-winning successor. Meanwhile, Button himself said he was asking Hamilton for insights into life at McLaren before he became World Champion and made the subsequent decision to leave Brawn - now Mercedes - GP.

Hamilton's claim dispels the notion that, having consistently outperformed Kovalainen during their two seasons together, he was against the idea of being teamed with a driver of Button's standing. The British duo were speaking on Friday at the launch of the team's new MP4-25 chassis - Button and Hamilton making Formula One history as the first team-mates to start a season as the most recent title winners.

"Something you won't know is that I actually called Martin and said 'What about Jenson?', which was before they had negotiations," said Hamilton.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> IT IS OBVIOUS LEWIS DIDN'T WANT KIMI RAIKKONEN AT MCLAREN. HE SEEMS TO THINK; JENSON HE CAN HANDLE WITH!

Lewis Hamilton says he is just the No2 driver at McLaren

Lewis Hamilton has said that he will be the No2 driver at McLaren this season although he expects that there will be a level playing field with his new team-mate, the world champion, Jenson Button.

Hamilton told ITV: "I'm not the world champion – I'm just the No2 driver, but I think it's a level playing field. We're very much equal and heading into the year as a fresh start.

Clearly I've been in the team a little bit longer than he has, but both I and the team have been very welcoming towards him and have tried to make him feel as comfortable as possible.

The team is working very hard to help him get up to speed as fast as he possibly can, but then he's the world champion."

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> YEAH RIGHT... HE MIGHT'VE SAID THAT, BUT DEFINITELY DIDN'T MEAN IT!

Hamilton keen to take on Schumacher

CNN - 2008 world champion Lewis Hamilton is relishing the prospect of going head to head Michael Schumacher after the German's return to Formula One was confirmed on Wednesday.

Hamilton had his first drive in F1 in 2007, the year after Schumacher retired for the first time and was disappointed he did not get the chance to test himself against the seven-time champion.

"It's great to have Michael back in Formula One," Hamilton told the Press Association. "He is a legend, a really nice guy, and I am happy for him he has again got an opportunity to do the best job in the world - race in Formula One. "I used to watch Michael race when I was in the junior categories, and I always hoped I would be in Formula One while he was still around," he added.

Hamilton and reigning world champion Jenson Button will form a formidable driver line-up at McLaren next season but the British team's chief Martin Whitmarsh also welcomed the challenge that will be posed by Schumacher at Mercedes.

Button, whose departure from the former Brawn GP team paved the way for Schumacher's return, previously cast doubt on the whether it was wise for the 40-year-old to risk his reputation in a comeback. "Schumacher coming back to F1 is great news for the sport," Button was quoted in the English newspaper the News of the World on December 13. "But I don't know if it will be great news for Michael Schumacher. He will be putting his reputation on the line coming back into the sport."

Schumacher will now go into the critical pre-season testing ahead of the first race of the new season in Bahrain on March 14.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> UN-F-BELIEVABLE. DID NOT SEE THIS COMING!

Confirmed: Raikkonen joins World Rally Championship

GPUPDATE - Former Ferrari Formula 1 driver Kimi Raikkonen has signed a deal to drive a C4 World Rally Car on 12 rounds of the 2010 World Rally Championship Citroën confirmed.

The announcement brings an end to weeks of specilation concerning the former F1 champion's plans for 2010.

Raikkonen will drive for Citroen's second squad, the Junior World Rally Team, thanks to backing from Red Bull - one of his personal sponsors from F1. He will be co-driven by fellow Finn Kaj Lindstrom, who previously partnered multiple WRC champion Tommi Makinen. The only rally the pair will miss next year is Rally New Zealand - an event the Junior Team is skipping altogether.

"I always wanted to compete in rally, especially in the World Rally Championship at some point in my career," Raikkonen was quoted on the official WRC site. "Thanks to Red Bull, I have the opportunity to drive the best car of the series with the Citroen C4. This is a new but very exciting challenge. For the moment we have a one-year contract and we will see how it goes for the future. I am really looking forward to testing the car and taking the start of the first rally."

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE>  ALWAYS THOUGHT KIMI WAS ONLY BLUFFING WITH HIS PLANS WITH RALLYING TO GET BETTER OFFER FROM MERCEDES... WHAT DO YOU SAY ABOUT THIS?