F1 » Villeneuve: F1 stars don't hate each other enough

One of the mediocre drivers that got a title due to a "Newey car" at Williams,speaks!Who cares?G.F.

He can come to the grid and start singing....he'll soon know the meaning of hate

He's got a point. You should have a character a Dart Vader of sort and Luke Skywalker. Where the f#$% is chu chu? I miss the bloke with his silly gibberish.

nobody will pay him to race their car anymore, so he might as well try to get some howard sternesque type of ratings gathering shock comment off

or something like that

Your a Champion....Win At Everything

another stupid comment from another has been who is trying to attract attention in an attepmt to revive their flagging career.

He is a muppet, but he does have a point. It IS more interesting when the drivers hate one another.

I have to agree with him. There aren't too many personalities in F1. If you don't care about that, that's cool, but I sure wish there was more drama on and off the track. For me racing needs good guys and bad guys. These guys are about as interesting as milk toast.

thats because.. earlier teams revolved around drivers and drivers were the centre point and the cynosure, Whilst nowadays drivers revolve around teams and it is the teams who have the most say and been making the most noises.

He is correct for once. Heck Indy Car has more passion than F1 and that I never thought I would ever say. All the times I stayed up untill 2am or got up at 5am to watch F1 including pratice and quallys -the times and money spent going to see them at Indy, etc. Now it has become a political hash mash with drivers almost holding hands before and after the race. A kinder and gentler F1 we do not need.

He's dead right on this one - the real characters are sadly missed nowadays - remember Senna/Prost, Mansell/Piquet...although Mansell moaned way too much - I recall when he beat Piquet to pole (forget the GP) NP came up to him, grabbed his g00lies, and said - just checking - yes they are that big...
At least Button seems to be refreshingly open. PR and media "consultants" should be banned from the paddock...