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And plus he could be lapping Massa at some point.

Two birds one wall

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How will they prove it anyway? Even data would be difficult to prove either way.

I actually find Hamilton is acting like a complete and utter douche. Its this very reason, that despite him being uber talented I don't care much for him.

Now I have an image of angry birds

Yes, angry and I don't disagree with you there. He should be angry, but unfortunately he is coming off like a moody child. At least this is how it appears to me.
I have often been impressed with how Lewis controls his anger to stop him saying something stupid, it's something I saw him improve a lot over the years. So maybe I expect more from him, I don't know.
I think in a little while we will get some better comments from him once he has had time to compose himself.

Hamilton's attitude in general has been pathetic of late, he has a right to be angry but you can still be angry and not act like a spoiled brat, it's how he's expressing his anger which is quite disappointing. But hey, it certainly spices things up.

Now I have an image of angry birds [/quote]

These two? I'll let you decide which one is which...

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Well, what do you do when you're angry? And you feel robbed, frustrated, impeded - whether it's justified or not? You don't want to talk, you don't want to smile, you just need some time to cool down, it's human.

Drivers can't do it because he has cameras all around. if anything, shutting up is more mature rather than saying something stupid in the heat of the moment.

Vettel, Alonso and Schumi are all the same. It's part of their make up.

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I hope Rosberg gets send to the 22nd place on the grid.!

Of course every driver is different and correct me if i'm wrong, but Mika Hakkinen never came across like this, and he was competing against a pretty dubious racer called Michael Schumacher.

Can hardly understand Flav...

What was Brundle and the other commentator on? They're not nearly at 150mph before the Mirabeau braking point.

If anything it's 200-ish kph

would be justice.... you just can't get away for cheating to get a Monaco F1 Pole.

if the 2nd place in the grid was a Ferrari I would believe in penalty

but I guess there'll be no further action

but I still believe that Rosberg is under pressure and that will help him a bit

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Some people are better at controlling their emotions than others. It's as simple as that.

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Problem for Hamilton is that it hurts his reputation and respect, it has done him no real favours. Sometimes you have to hide the frustration and make face and deal with it out of the public eye. What's done is done though, u just can't wait for the battle tomorrow.

Yes and I agree with you, but I feel he is actually hamming this up to try and create an advantage.; A response such as " I'm incredibly disappointed to not have gotten pole here, Nico had an off which spoiled my lap. I'll have to have a look at it and have a chat with Nico, but when we push hard mistakes can happen"

That's an appropriate response. Not the dick headness way he is acting at this stage.