Lewis Hamilton Sucks

Bookies: Jenson Button Wont Beat Lewis Hamilton

Jenson Button was confirmed as a new team mate of Lewis Hamilton in an all British line up at McLaren.

The bookies think that last year’s F1 Drivers Championship winner will beat this year’s, but both have a great chance of brining glory to McLaren next season.

Lewis Hamilton is most likely to coe out on top in McLaren rivalry according to bookies.

Bet365 were quick to price up the rivalry between the pair, they make Lewis Hamilton the favourite to come out on top they offer 2/5 that Lewis Hamilton comes higher in the Drivers Championship and 7/4 that Button finishes higher.

You can get 5/4 that either driver wins the Drivers Championship and go 4/7 that neither of them add to their single Drivers Championship titles.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> I WONDER WHAT IS THE PRICE FOR THAT THE HELL WILL BREAK LOOSE BEFORE 2010 SEASON HITS THE MONACO STREETS.

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton to make British F1 superteam

MIRROR.CO.UK - Jenson Button will join Lewis Hamilton at McLaren in a British super team. Not since Jim Clark and Graham Hill in 1968 have two British champions put on a united front.

World champion Button finally turned his back on Brawn’s blundering after months of negotiations remained unresolved yesterday.

Button, 29, was highly impressed with McLaren’s Woking operation during avisit last Friday. But he has been driven into the arms of McLaren, Britain’s most famous Formula 1 team by Brawn’s bizarre tactics.

Kimi Raikkonen who was rumored to join McLaren, will quit the sport - at least for now.

As Brawn pleaded poverty, the exact cost of the Mercedes buyout was £110million.

Button and Hamilton, champions for the last two years, will go head-to-head next year with exactly the same machinery.

Boss Martin Whitmarsh has vowed to show no favouritism.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> NO FAVORITISM? HMMM... LIKE WHEN ALONSO WAS RACING FOR MCLAREN; THE SAME NO-FAVORITISM-POLICY?

Goundhog Day... again

A year ago we asked what should we do with this website?

Now, year has passed and Lewis Hamilton is no longer the world champion. It is about the time to ask the same question.

Regulars, please give yourself a standing ovation and leave feedback what kind of news you would prefer during this off-season.

Without all of you there would be no anti-lewis website (on the first page of google.com results - I know in the UK and rest of the world results vary).

Thanks for 2009 - and let Kimi wipe floor with Lewis next season! 

L3wi5 Hamiltoff

Hamilton by a country mile

GRANDPRIX.COM - Lewis Hamilton dominated qualifying at the new Yas Island circuit in Abu Dhabi.

The McLaren-Mercedes driver used his KERS system to great effect to snatch pole in the final moments of the qualifying session. The talking point, however, was not that Hamilton was on pole but rather the advantage he seemed to have over everyone else...

Nearly seven-tenths of a second is a major gap in modern F1. A real surprise.

There was an even bigger surprise later in the evening when the fuel weights were published. After the number-crunching was done, it became clear that Hamilton still had a half a second advantage over the rest of the field.

This meant that most of the teams shrugged their shoulders and went into Sunday with the firm belief that Hamilton would dominate the race. There would, of course, be the excitements of the first lap but if Lewis was ahead at the end of it, there seemed to be little hope for the rest of the field.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> I WONDER WHERE DID MCLAREN FOUND THIS SPEED ALL THE SUDDEN? OBVIOUSLY, I CANNOT BE ANYTHING ILLEGAL... THEY WOULD NEVER DO THAT.

Now Lewis Hamilton says he has loads in common with Michael Jackson

ANI - F1 champ Lewis Hamilton feels that there are lots of similarities between him and the late king of pop Michael Jackson.

“We share some things in common, my dad always pushed me very hard, and his dad pushed him very hard and always wanted the best for him,” the Mirror quoted him as saying in an interview on Kiss.

The 24-year-old British driver says he has huge amount of respect for the ‘Thriller’ hitmaker.

“I still think today and for many many years and decades he will continue to be the greatest of all time, I don’t think anyone can match him,” he added.

Hamilton also revealed that he had fallen for Pussycat Dolls singer Nicole Scherzinger at first meeting.

“When I first saw them in 2004, I was blown away by the talent and beauty of Nicole Scherzinger. I had a serious crush on her, to say the least,” he said.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> I'M CONFUSED; LEWIS = SENNA OR LEWIS = MJ? GO FIGURE?

Hamilton pays respects to Senna

Lewis had some extra time on his hand after being out qualified
SAO PAULO, Brazil — World champion Lewis Hamilton finally achieved one of his greatest ambitions as a Formula One driver when he made a private visit to the grave of his hero Ayrton Senna.

Hamilton had tried to find the time - and a peaceful unmolested way - to visit the cemetery in the Morumbi district of this sprawling Latin American city for the last two years.

But he was always followed and mobbed every time he left his hotel - an experience he said prevented him doing anything private.

"For me, it was special," he said. "I'd wanted to do it for the last two years, but I was being followed and all kinds. I wasn't (this time), I don't think I was at least."

Hamilton grew up as a Senna fan and the Brazilian's death at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix was one of the defining moments in his early career and life.

He chose to race for McLaren Mercedes because Senna had raced for McLaren, winning his three championships with them.

And he chose his bright canary-yellow helmet also because of Senna, though his father suggested it was also to help him spot his diminutive son in a crowd of karts and drivers during a race.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> MAYBE LEWIS WENT TO EXPLAIN WHY HE DID STEAL SENNA'S HELMET DESIGN?

Blowing it like Hamilton

Planet F1 - With his race to the World title reminiscent of Lewis Hamilton's 2007 bid, Jenson Button is confident his outcome will be vastly different to Hamilton's.

Back in 2007, his first year in Formula One, Hamilton held a 17-point lead over Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen heading into the final two races of the Championship.

But the McLaren driver failed to capitalise on his advantage.

He crashed out in Shanghai and could only manage seventh place at Interlagos after one too many mistakes in the grand prix, leaving Raikkonen free to claim the victory in both events and take the World title by a solitary point.

The 2007 fight bears similarities to this year's campaign as Button leads the title race by 16 points over Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel with two races remaining.

The German has already declared he aims to imitate Raikkonen's success, drawing encouragement from the Finn's achievement 24 months ago.

"Two years ago, Kimi had quite a big gap with two races to go," he said after winning in Japan on Sunday.

"Everyone said to Lewis it will not be a problem, sitting in one of the most competitive cars, just get a couple of points, but you can see sometimes things just don't work your way... Anything is possible."

Button, though, intends putting an end to Vettel's dream, confident he can avoid the mistakes that befell Hamilton back in 2007.

"I won't blow it like Lewis Hamilton... Over the last two races I haven't lost any points to Rubens, which is good", the Brawn GP driver said.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> MAYBE JENSON STRIKES OUT A DEAL WITH TIMO GLOCK... IT SEEMS THAT HE MIGHT NEED IT LIKE LEWIS DID LAST YEAR.

Lewis Hamilton 'shocked' by Felipe Massa's claim that 'Crashgate' cost him title

TIMESONLINE - Lewis Hamilton has rejected Felipe Massa's claim that he was robbed of the Formula One World Championship by the "Crashgate" scandal.

Speaking after the first day of practice for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix, the defending champion said he was shocked after Massa demanded the Formula One authorities strip Hamilton of his title.

The fallout from the now notorious 2008 Singapore Grand Prix continues to rumble on and Hamilton, who won the world title from Massa by a point last year, could be the biggest victim if the FIA, the sport’s governing body, takes the Brazilian’s complaints seriously.

"First, I should say that it's good to hear that Felipe is recovering well and that he's back to his normal self and feeling good," Hamilton said. "I'm shocked to hear him say that because I've always felt him a fair driver and he knows that we had a fair battle right to the end, at least that's how I saw it.

"All we can say is that it was a tough season, things happened. There were lots and lots of 'what-ifs' throughout the season so I'm a bit surprised to hear him say that because I thought we had quite a fair battle and I won it fair and square, so it doesn't matter to me what he said."

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> LEWIS 'WON IT FAIR AND SQUARE'? WHAT THE... I BET TIMO GLOCK AGREES... AND COWS FLY.

Massa: Lewis, give me back the title, it was robbed from me

AFP - The 2008 Singapore Grand Prix result should be scrapped, Felipe Massa insisted Thursday, saying Renault driver Nelson Piquet junior's deliberate crash and teammate Fernando Alonso's subsequent win had "robbed" him of glory.

"All of what happened was robbery - but regarding the race nothing has happened, the result remains the same. This is not right," said Ferrari ace Massa.

"The robbery changed the outcome of a championship and I lost (the title)," Massa told Globo television.

Alonso, who started from 15th place on the grid, won the race after the safety car came out following Piquet's crash. Alonso had already pitted and was left at the front once the safety car period ended.

Piquet, sacked by Renault in August, then revealed that team chief Flavio Briatore and chief engineer Pat Symonds ordered him to crash.

But the result of the race remains unchanged and that means Massa has to reflect on how he lost out in the driver's standings to eventual champion Lewis Hamilton by a solitary point.

Hamilton finished in third place in the race while Massa, who had started on pole came home in 13th.

"I have seen in football how a referee took money to throw a game and all the suspect results were annulled," said Massa.

"In Italy, Juventus were relegated. But here (in Formula One) they just sent Briatore home. I don't get it and I don't think it was right."

Two-time world champion Alonso will drive alongside Massa next season after it was revealed Wednesday he will join Ferrari.

The Spaniard and Massa have had a difficult relationship since a spat at Monza three years ago.

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> LEWIS IS NOT EVEN THE RIGHTEOUS TITLE HOLDER. PATHETIC!

Raikkonen won't clash with Hamilton, say McLaren

EVENING STANDARD - McLaren are confident they are strong enough to have two "megastar" drivers, with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen tipped to join Lewis Hamilton next year.

They are set to announce a return for Raikkonen, who drove for McLaren from 2002 to 2006, as a replacement for Heikki Kovalainen.

McLaren struggled to find the right balance with two star names on their books in Hamilton and two-time world champion Fernando Alonso in 2007.

But Mercedes boss Norbert Haug said: "Managing two megastars, I don't think that honestly it's a problem."

L3wi5 Hamiltoff's NOTE> RAIKKONEN "THE ICEMAN" WON'T CLASH, BUT WILL LEWIS DO?