F1 » Raikkonen 'never had problems like Germany'.

Maybe Barry, although I think there was more to it than just tyres. On board the car looked like a real handfull compared to the Maclaren which was working on minimum steering input and handling beautifully. I'm sure we'll never get to find out the true reason for the lack of performance. F1Tos & Ghost, once again you two are the fresh air in a stinking pit if comments. Why do people have to be so goddamn stupid, immature and un-knowledgeable with their comments. I understand your comment about Mika being a true champ Ghost. A blindingly fast driver and not an ounce of bad blood in him. You never saw Mika do a dirty on any opponent in order to win the race.

F1 » Hamilton's German GP glory at Hockenheim.

Beautiful drive, totally in command, pure driving excellence, controlled aggression and to top it off a very intelligent well thought and worded interview. Keep it up Lewis, this is the kind of performance and persona that we expect from you. The world is at your feet. Keep your head.

F1 » Ferrari F1 boss denies secret Hamilton talks.

Cogitate...... nice one Ferdi. Don't let the bast4rds grind you down mate. And giv em some 5h1t tomorrow ace.

F1 » Hamilton storms to German Grand Prix pole.

Amazing pole lap by LH. Almost perfect. Very deserved pole position based on the weekend thus far. Then he goes and ruins it all with his swagger up to the weigh-in and the bu11**** in the post race interview saying that he was comfortable, calm and could have gone faster. That lap was not calm, he was on the limit. Three lock-ups give it away really. WHY the crap!?

F1 » Lewis Hamilton 'the Rafael Nadal' of F1.

Isn''t it supposed to be the critics and fans who compare personalities/stars and not the personalities themselves? Please Lewis, stop it. You may have the same hunger and determination of the great Nadal, but you cannot claim to be as humble, honest or sincere as this true champion. Prove us wrong.

F1 » Senna, Pantano tipped for F1 in 2009.

Getting there by name or not, he is a talent and young blood that is very much needed in F1. Time to be rid of ageing drivers who really don't have a place in F1 anymore. I'm not going to name them because we all know who they are. Bring on the fearless, outspoken drivers of the future and lets have a few with a bit of devilment (if there is such a word) in them. Drivers who aren't afraid to say what they think instead of the PR constrained robots we have tooo many of now.

F1 » Ralf: Ferrari should choose a number one.

Yes Ralf, as if any sane human being is going to listen to your half whit comments. Stick to driving pal......., then again, you weren''t particularly good at that either were you? Butt out!!!!

F1 » Schumacher: I quit F1 to save Massa's seat.

You cant argue with Schu's record. He was a very capable driver and very few drivers before or since can be classed as anywhere near as good. Yes he had some lucky breaks and yes he had some very clever technicians and tacticle people in his garage, but no-one can deny his talent, up his own ar'se or not! Forget the arrogance, look through it and see the man. Amazing guy! I personally think that as good as he was, he still had a doubt in his mind about Kimi and that was why he retired. Needn't have worried really though cuz Kimi has shown very little sign of being any match for Schu in a Ferrari. Don't get me wrong, Kimi is very quick, but Jack the Lad is not as committed to F1 as Schu.

F1 » Top F1 stars deemed 'poor' at times in 2008.

Are tyre blankets still a no-no next season?

F1 » Top F1 stars deemed 'poor' at times in 2008.

Exactly Rosby!... the loss of driver aids has obviously had the desired effect, not just with the drivers, but also with teams having to become familiar with the new characteristics of their cars. Roll-on next season with slicks and lower downforce to spice up the already improving show and what bliss it will be to have NO B!OODY ADVERTS and hopefully no James Allen.