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Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 12:26 pm
by JayVee
Bundy wrote:I can only recall NH finishing ahead of MW once or twice. That is when both finished the race.
You are just getting me to dig up facts for you
When both finished:
Heidfeld ahead of Webber
San Marino, Monaco and Hungary
Webber ahead of Heidfeld
Spain, France and Britain
So where is the 'regularly beating him'

Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 12:29 pm
by JayVee
Julian Mayo wrote:Imho, Nick is one of the top 5 drivers, Webber was hardly disgraced as his team-mate.
Button had Sato.
This is a strange comment from you Julian.
It almost implies that Nick is better than Webber
And what happened to the half a second

Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 12:36 pm
by Julian Mayo
JayVee wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:Imho, Nick is one of the top 5 drivers, Webber was hardly disgraced as his team-mate.
Button had Sato.
This is a strange comment from you Julian.
It almost implies that Nick is better than Webber
And what happened to the half a second

Webber is also in my top 5, so there is no implication at all JV.
I have always stated my admiration for Nick's ability, even you willl not find a post that say's otherwise.
If I ever stated that Webber was half a second bettter than Nick, as compared to his previous team-mates I would be very surprised, and would have to implicate a surfeit of wild Turkey

Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 12:57 pm
by JayVee
Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2006 1:14 pm
by Julian Mayo
Start sifting,
Gawd, 6200. And I do have a life, these days. (If only on alternate days, between the hours of 9am and 11:30 am in months staring with M)

Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 12:42 pm
by Julian Mayo
JayVee wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:
watching Barra struggle with the transition to Honda makes me think that Mark Webber is even better than I thought. To jump from the minardi pedal car to that god-awful Jag and promptly ring its neck with pole etc, then into last years a#%& burning williams with no complaint. Little wonder he was recently awarded the Lorenzo Bandini Trophy for Driving Ability.
Pardon me Mr Ambassador but this is a Button thread
Hang on, I think there is a lot of similarities between Button and Webber, both are 6 letter names with a double in the middle
Both have yet to win a race and both have put their cars on Pole only to fall back in the race due to light fuel or a bad start or lack of consistency, etc ....
But if this is about Barrachello struggling, then perhaps it is worth mentioning that the gap between Button and Barrichello doesn't make Michael look good at all. And factor in the preferential treatment Michael gets at Ferrari and it looks worse.
And it also makes Button look good

Thanks Teach! Yes it is a Button thread, and if you scrute the insrcutable you will see there there is a backhander around the chops for Buttsy compared to Mark. Button can't win a race in a tailor made car, Webbo has been doing better with wheeled s..tboxes than most others could---as perceived by the team managers/owners, and press.
Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 1:00 pm
by JayVee
Posted: Fri May 05, 2006 1:18 pm
by Julian Mayo
JayVee wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:
Thanks Teach! Yes it is a Button thread, and if you scrute the insrcutable you will see there there is a backhander around the chops for Buttsy compared to Mark. Button can't win a race in a tailor made car, Webbo has been doing better with wheeled s..tboxes than most others could---as perceived by the team managers/owners, and press.
Sorry to be a bit harsh but I am in a slightly bad mood
fingers........do not type one little word.......especially ....."slightly" ...or......nup....don't

Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 3:50 pm
by Julian Mayo
The mediocre driver is quoted at length in todays SMH, among other things he praise Button for what he has been able to do with the Honda.
Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 4:14 pm
by F1-NUT
Julian Mayo wrote:The mediocre driver is quoted at length in todays SMH, among other things he praise Button for what he has been able to do with the Honda.
Wasn't stirring, Mayo, I promise, but I suppose 'mediocre' was a tadge inflammatory, heh. However, I'd still like to see him win, as would most of Australia. And yes, he knows how to play the F1 game as well. Just imagine Webber and Button at Honda - that would be a competitive package - and just how far would both of them have to raise their game? Still think Button would come out on top though.
Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 8:18 pm
by Snowy
Julian Mayo wrote:The mediocre driver is quoted at length in todays SMH, among other things he praise Button for what he has been able to do with the Honda.
Hope your in a better mood today JM

Your man got into the top ten and his team mate floundered. Oh dear 10 place penalty

. At least Jenson had the good sense to get out of his contract with that mediocre team and stick with a bunch of rank amateurs with dilusions of granduer
(damn that was gonna be a really venomous satirical put down and I ended up rubbing my own nose in the dirt...
F1 sucks
...I'm off to the wind tunnel to get some fresh air!)
Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 8:41 pm
by Julian Mayo
Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 8:45 pm
by F1-NUT
Yeah, not a good qually for the Buttonster, and he even put up his hands and said he wasn't very good at Nurburgring, bless. Or did I detect some cagey straegy going on?
10 place pen for the wonderboy Webber, apparently they found some particles in his engine...what's you bet it was someone p issing in his tank for a laugh...?
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 8:42 pm
by F1-NUT
Oh dear, Honda are in a right old mess...and only a week to see if they can do any better. No wonder Button went off in a huff clutching his granny bag. Cue lots of shaking heads and new body parts that do bugger all. Maybe next year Jense 
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 8:20 am
by Snowy
F1-NUT wrote: Maybe next year Jense [/color]

Not so fast F1

We have seen a quite massive turn around with the ferrari, we shouldn't write off Honda just yet.

They can change they now have enough lousy results to demand heads to roll or improvements made.
