Lewis Hamilton has already done more in 2 races, then any other rookie driver in 40 years of F1! The bloke really could be a World Champion so lets just keep our fingers crossed that he manages to keep his cool, keep the car on the asphalt and scores some good points.
As already said it should be a good weekend with the leading teams on fresh engines. Should see Kimi and Massa have at least 0.5secs per lap advantage, but you never know what Ron Dennis will pull off tactically to get his drivers on the front row on Saturday! Should be interesting!
I think that's neither hear nor there. Other rookies, including some most of Brit drivers over the last 14 years (!), have had debuts with teams that are more or less top of their game but nobody has demonstrated both the nerve and quality of driving that Hamilton has in his first few races - in Sepang not only did he breeze past the two Ferrari's at the start, where other rookies would have hit someone or not pulled it off at all, he then proceeded to make Massa look like he was the rookie and he was the seasoned, F1 race craft veteran!You have to take into account, though, that this is the first time for ages when a rookie gets to start in one of the two best performing teams, if he would have started from the lower end, like for example Kimi and Alonso did, it wouldn't look as impressive
Hamilton looks like a very good driver but I dont like the guy though. He's another one of Ron dennis' driods. Only this one was under Ron's wing since he was a kid so he's Ron's perfect robot.
F1 is as much about fast cars as drivers and for the last years F1 hasnt had any cool personality's at all. Where are the drivers like Senna and Irvine to stirr shit up from time to time? Now were are stuck with guys as Wurtz (?) who almost got decapicated by Coulthard and say its no big deal while he should have gotten out of the car and kick coulthard's ass like in the old days. Or atleast say coulthard drives like shit without trying to be political correct.
And now Lewis is joint leader of the championship...