yeah Montoya needs a lot of growing up kasi immature pa. Yes ubod din ng yabang coz friends of mine have met him at talagang mayabang daw. hes been getting criticism from f1 media coz he hasnt delivered the goods yet tapos nagyayabang na but if he matures im sure he'll be a top contender but as of now Kimi will eat him alive.
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April 17th, 2005 05:42 PM #21
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April 17th, 2005 11:37 PM #22as of the 2004 season... here are the stats for kimi & JPM:
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68 GPs, 2 wins, 3 pole, 6 fastest laps, 189 championship points
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68 GPs, 4 wins, 11 pole, 11 fastest lap, 221 championship points
now let the records do the talking... :DLast edited by mazdamazda; April 17th, 2005 at 11:41 PM.
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April 18th, 2005 12:08 PM #23That's not a fair comparison. The Williams team was undoubtedly stronger overall during this time period, while Kimi drove for Sauber and McLaren. This 2005 season is a better benchmark, because they're now in the same team.
Originally Posted by mazdamazda
As for Kimi or Montoya? Since I watched the last Bahrain GP, I'd have to say Pedro.
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April 18th, 2005 12:30 PM #24right now... JPM has a 1 championship point lead over Kimi... Originally Posted by Alpha_One
That's not a fair comparison. The Williams team was undoubtedly stronger overall during this time period, while Kimi drove for Sauber and McLaren. This 2005 season is a better benchmark, because they're now in the same team.
As for Kimi or Montoya? Since I watched the last Bahrain GP, I'd have to say Pedro.
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April 18th, 2005 03:21 PM #25overall i like JPM because he always pushing the envelope grinding his car to its limit...kaya minsan nasasagad... always gambling just like phil michelson sa golf, laging nag gagamble sa shots niya...
in contrast naman cool as ice kimi
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April 18th, 2005 07:01 PM #26Yeah, but he's also boring as ice. Whenever he speaks at the post-race interviews he seems to speak random gibberish in a low monotone voice, then I go zzzZZZZZZzzzz. Originally Posted by kimpOy
Anyway, I'm not a fan of either driver so I'm pretty much impartial to them. Mark Webber fan kasi ako eh .
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April 21st, 2005 09:36 PM #28I agree. Montoya is indeed a risk-taker, especially during his earlier years. If you compare him to his former teammate baby Schumacher, he's much more adventurous. Ralf does practically no more than bring the car to the finish line. Besides, he sucks in overtaking such that he cannot even pass a Jordan during a few occasions. Montoya takes no prisoners here, even Schumacher senior. In fact, Juan is currently the best in overtaking. Originally Posted by kimpOy
As for Kimi, I wouldn't say that he is really the Iceman. He's actually the exact opposite of being cool. His hot-headedness may not be vocal unlike Montoya, but he kept pushing the innocent race marshals when he experiences accidents. First of all, he has no right to do that no matter what. Those guys are simply doing their job, ensuring driver safety even before theirs. Some of them even got killed when cars collide and run right onto them. Second, if he is to push somebody for his mishaps, that will be the Mercedes guys.
Well anyway, I guess Raikkonen will now overtake his teammate since he cannot race yet. Good luck to Wurz then.
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