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Sujet: Is Nico Rosberg the worst F1 Workld Champion ever? YES! |
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#181 Posté (le) 27 Janvier 2020, 20:56:08
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Quote ( Rodrigo Martins @ January 27th 2020,19:38:59 ) Hamilton is the most overrated driver ever.
Come on Man !
I am not his biggest fan ,, but he beats everybody around at the time,, and THAT IS ALL he can do !
Apart from that one season with Rosberg .. So were doe's that put Rosberg ?
He bailed out ! Says it all !
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#182 Posté (le) 27 Janvier 2020, 21:23:14
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Quote ( Rodrigo Martins @ January 27th 2020,19:38:59 ) Hamilton is the most overrated driver ever.
Lol, a 6 time world champion overrated. I think this world comes crazier every day!
Anyway, maybe you don't like lewis but that isn't a reason to deny his goals.
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#183 Posté (le) 27 Janvier 2020, 22:46:23
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Quote ( James Keeble @ January 27th 2020,16:58:07 ) still the worst ever!
So as he beat Hamilton... Must be that Hamilton is not far from him?
Not Hamilton fan and not crybaby Vettels ot Mad Maxes fan... :D
I like some young drivers and I like some drivers achievements during some races... So yeah even Vettel and Hamilton make some good races but that is very rare...
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#184 Posté (le) 27 Janvier 2020, 23:02:41
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I don't believe Rosberg's the worst. He's very charismatic. But it's normal for people to love or hate some drivers. There are people that love and people who hate Michael Schumacher. There are people that love and people who hate Lewis Hamilton. There are people that love and people who hate Ayrton Senna. That won't change. We're allowed to love or hate the drivers we follow, but talking about it won't change who they are... CHAMPIONS on their own right.
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#185 Posté (le) 27 Janvier 2020, 23:17:18
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Lol rosberg beat a 6 time world champion in the same car over the course of a season so he ranks nowhere close to 'worst'
(and yes very good hammy succboi's we know he broke down in malaysia so lemme mention that before you all do xoxo)
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#186 Posté (le) 27 Janvier 2020, 23:20:19
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it is fair to say Hamilton is a great driver , never give up always pushing to the limits and even more .. therefore for rosberg to bit him fairly on track.. that force us to admit that rosberg is a significant driver ( surly was not as fast as Hamilton) yet he found his own way to win
and let’s not forget he was schumacher teammate and he also managed to bit him .
you need to be more fair.
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#187 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 01:21:35
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Every champion in their own way deserved their championship by being able to accumulate the most points over the course of the season. Regardless of what their teammate did or didn't do they still managed to beat not only them but every other driver on the grid. Did they have the best car? Maybe. But if so there's a reason they are driving the best car in the first place, and it's not usually because they are inept.
Having said that, looking at their results over their championship season, I might consider Rosberg the least deserving World Drivers' Champion. Keke Rosberg that is.
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#188 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 01:38:37
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Regardless of comparison, IMO, Once a Champion, always a Champion.
He was the best that season (at least the most consistent).
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#189 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 11:23:59
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worst or best he is still world champion and that no one will never take from him ;]
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#190 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 12:50:01
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Quote ( George Slater @ January 28th 2020,01:21:35 ) Did they have the best car? Maybe. But if so there's a reason they are driving the best car in the first place, and it's not usually because they are inept.
Most stupid explanation IMO (and I know you are not the only one who thinks so)
There are lot of great drivers who never get a chance as they did not have the right sponsor at the right time or what ever...
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#191 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 12:53:47
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I think Hamilton's recent displays may have actually shown that Rosberg was pretty good. Not just to win the title - because he was fortunate that season - but even when Hamilton was winning, Rosberg was still strong competition for him. Bottas was highly rated but not sure his performances in the Mercedes have been as good as Rosberg's were.
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#192 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 13:46:14
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Quote ( Martti Kaasik @ January 28th 2020,12:50:01 ) There are lot of great drivers who never get a chance as they did not have the right sponsor at the right time or what ever...
So, do you think that lewis was a rich driver, who had a big sponsor in his back and only for that he's 6 time world champion. That sounds more stupid than george's comment.
I think he deserve every champion that he has! when he left from Mclaren, Mercedes finished 5th in constructor championship. He bet for a risky move and he helped to build this dominant team, I think nico is an important part of that aswell. If i compare obviously I'll chose Lewis, Nico needed his best season to beat Hamilton.
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#193 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 18:14:21
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Quote ( Juan Diego Milán @ January 28th 2020,13:46:14 ) So, do you think that lewis was a rich driver, who had a big sponsor in his back and only for that he's 6 time world champion. That sounds more stupid than george's comment. Did I say anything about Lewis? At least I know who you are favoring... :D
Think bit wider than just one driver...
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#194 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 19:09:19
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Quote ( Martti Kaasik @ January 28th 2020,12:50:01 ) Most stupid explanation IMO (and I know you are not the only one who thinks so)
There are lot of great drivers who never get a chance as they did not have the right sponsor at the right time or what ever...
There are a lot of talented drivers who for various reasons never get to race in Formula One or in competitive machinery. Those who failed to make it due to financial reasons or poor timing can in a way be considered lucky; they at least survived.
I don't think the fact that not all talented drivers end up in a competitive seat makes the inverse true however. The top teams will naturally look for talented drivers to be competitive with and those talented drivers who are in a position to choose where they end up will usually go with a competitive team. In some instances drivers can even help provide the impetus for a team to develop competitive machinery, and I think with Nico Rosberg we saw at least a bit of that.
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#195 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 21:11:58
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If your nearest opponent in the standings is too nice for his own good, does that mean that you're undeserving of your championship?
If you win the first 27% of the races of a season but can't win something else, yet do enough to win the championship, does it make you undeserving of your championship?
Or what about if you have an opponent nearly die and yet only win by a few points? Does it say more of you or the driver who nearly beat you?
If your opponent died, does it mean that your championship triumph is moot? Or what if you had a chance to beat your championship rival who led the championship who ended up dying, and were successful? Surely that would be viewed as one of the biggest dick moves in recorded history and anything that was accomplished afterwards would be overshadowed by the manner in which you win the first title.
Point is, the word undeserving applies to all champions. Nobody deserves anything, but everyone must work hard (some harder than others) to achieve success and triumph, plus a bit of luck. Some have the work ethic. Some have talent. Some have lucky breaks. Some have consistency. Some have two or three of those traits. Fewer still have all of these.
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#196 Posté (le) 28 Janvier 2020, 22:27:37
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Quote ( Timotej Andonovski @ December 9th 2016,11:18:55 ) Oh, come on you salty Brits, you have to bring that topic here. Remember Hungary or Singapore 2008, where Massa had HUGE technical problems? Without those your beloved Hamilton would have NEVER won the 2008 championship.
Your argument always is the Malaysian Grand Prix (where Rosberg was last after the first corner BTW, and had to fight his was up to 3rd, unlike Hamilton is Spa where he got lucky with the SC), but since the two paired, Rosberg's had DOUBLE the retirements due to technical issues! Also, if Hamilton bothered before to actually learn how to properly launch a car of the line instead of hanging out with Bieber, he would have been the champion.
Rosberg played the smart game. He knew the Merc was fast enough for 2nds after Japan and that is all he did. He did not do anything wrong. He didn't even bother risking with attacking Hamilton in the last 4 races. You know who did that always and won 4 titles?? Prost! Also, Lauda won 3 with more or less the same manner. Rosberg played the smart game, something Hamilton would have never pulled off.
All in all, Rosberg IS THE 2016 CHAMPION! He might have been the slowest champion ever, but also one of the smartest IMO. DEAL WITH IT!
For Nico, one World Title was enough, he proved what he needed to prove, to himself and anyone who doubted him. (Rush quote)
I like you Timotej! A fair assessment. There is only one thing that i wouldn't agree with you on... Rosberg was not a slow driver. Look throughout his whole F1 career, Rosberg was very good! Its just a shame that many people refuse to acknowledge it.
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#197 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 03:51:02
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I think that Nico won hard championship; But I don't say the same for Damon Hill
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#198 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 03:53:12
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Damon Hill should have won a hard championship in 1994, but Schumacher cheated him out of it.
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#199 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 14:39:06
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Quote ( Jasper Coosemans @ February 26th 2020,03:53:12 ) Damon Hill should have won a hard championship in 1994, but Schumacher cheated him out of it.
I disagree... Hill hit Schumacher.. Rest is History...
Hill tried to cheat and failed..... LOL
Schumacher had hardly 3-4 incidences in his long Elite Career... which is peanuts
Schumacher never cheated
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#200 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 14:41:54
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Quote ( Sagar Abhyankar @ February 26th 2020,14:39:06 ) Schumacher never cheated
LOL
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#201 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 15:44:52
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Quote ( Sagar Abhyankar @ February 26th 2020,14:39:06 ) Schumacher had hardly 3-4 incidences in his long Elite Career... which is peanuts Try to multiply it by 10 and we'll come close
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#202 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 17:40:56
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To get back to the original point, i dont think rosberg is the worst ever f1 champion. He had some luck for sure, but at the end of the day bottas hasnt managed to do the same. I'm not sure who the worst f1 champion would be but rosberg was damn good as a driver. Im a big fan of button, mclaran fan boy, but i would rate rosbergs championship win higher than button 2009. The shift in 09 for the second half of season meant even though it was close at the end button didnt actually have to do much after first few races. I also dont think button is worst, he is my fave driver, but i think rosberg did better ao not worst for me
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#203 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 20:20:25
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Rosberg is the worst F1 champion ever. With only one win in 15 starts out of the 16 races of the season, and with a cat's whisker above 30% of the maximum possible points in that season, I'd say he's the worst.
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#204 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 20:48:17
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I don't like Rosberg. He did the job, right?
He won the Formula 1 World Driver's Championship.
A strong driver that can win in Formula 1. That makes him 'special'... not the worst.
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#205 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 21:17:27
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Michael Schumacher in 1994 is still the worst champion of all time, in my book.
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#206 Posté (le) 26 Février 2020, 21:36:58
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Quote ( Stuart Foster @ February 26th 2020,21:17:27 ) Michael Schumacher in 1994 is still the worst champion of all time, in my book.
I would say that in 1994 the right guy won the championship in the wrong way
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#207 Posté (le) 27 Février 2020, 00:10:51
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Quote ( Dave Sunderland @ January 27th 2020,20:56:08 ) Come on Man !
I am not his biggest fan ,, but he beats everybody around at the time,, and THAT IS ALL he can do !
Apart from that one season with Rosberg .. So were doe's that put Rosberg ?
He bailed out ! Says it all !
2011 and 2012.
Plus, he never had a bad car in his entire life, so is quite easy to do good performances.
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#208 Posté (le) 27 Février 2020, 02:06:54
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Come on! World Champion. One of twenty odd of the best drivers in the game.
Is he the 'best'? At the time, at 200 mph, he was. Can't take that away.
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#209 Posté (le) 27 Février 2020, 07:22:55
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Well,
Considering his father Keke won by 5 points over a guy who missed the last five races (and would never race again due to his injury) and against a field where the vast majority of drivers had more retirements than finishes.... It's hard to say Nico was the worst F1 champion.
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#210 Posté (le) 27 Février 2020, 09:14:27
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Quote ( Rodrigo Martins @ February 27th 2020,00:10:51 ) Quote ( Dave Sunderland @ January 27th 2020,20:56:08 )
Come on Man !
I am not his biggest fan ,, but he beats everybody around at the time,, and THAT IS ALL he can do !
Apart from that one season with Rosberg .. So were doe's that put Rosberg ?
He bailed out ! Says it all !
2011 and 2012.
Plus, he never had a bad car in his entire life, so is quite easy to do good performances.
Didnt Hamiliton show Alonso how to drive the Mclaren.
When he joined Merc they were not the best car .
hes worked hard to get where he is especially his dad working 3 jobs to finance his karting days unlike some others whose fathers had deep pockets.
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