Are You Happy That Danica is Fcking Failing At That On The Track Racing Life
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Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
You're talking to a F1 encyclopedia here, breh.
During Montoya's time in F1, Schumacher was driving some of the greatest race cars ever designed. Rory Byrne was blacking the fukk out. All the Williams had for it was it's BMW power-plant that gave them the edge in places like Hockenheim and Monza.
That first vid is from his third race, btw. Montoya was gunning for Schumi's neck whenever the opportunity presented itself, and he raced him harder than anyone else was during this era. Schumi had the reputation of being an intimidator on the track that worked on everyone else, but Montoya never backed down. He showed his worth the second half of 2005 at McLaren. He struggled with a car that was more understeery than he was used to (while Kimi flourished), but after he came to grips with it he was as quick as Alonso and Kimi.
If you asked Schumacher who'd he want as a teammate of the people I listed, I'd bet a ridiculous sum or object that it wouldn't be Montoya.
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Carlos Huerta
Just keep my rep red
Interesting timing of this thread considering she just had one of her best races ever and most people believe it's a sign that she indeed does belong.
Born2BKing
Veteran
I don't really give a fukk about her or Nascar. I could see her walking down the street and wouldn't know who she was and if I did know who she was I still wouldn't give a fukk.
Breh, you cannot say he was on Schumi's level, that's just absurd. You can say he didn't have the best team behind him or that he was talented, but he wasn't seeing the German monster behind the wheel.
I dont know shyt about nascar, but wasnt she in like 8th place, that dont seem that bad to me, and how many of those drivers do actually win races? Aint it like 35 drivers in a race?
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Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
This is true, i think guys don't get how hard it is too drive these cars, nascar is hard but F1 , you have to be a rocket scientist with excellent reflexes, this is for the elite of the sport.He's gonna get his ass beat too.
The entry barriers to F1 are insanely high. Of course he can't get in there. Too much money, and he needs an assload of licenses.
EDIT: He's gonna be in Nationwide for awhile. I don't bet on him making it to the top series anytime soon.
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
Only guy on Shumi level is Lewis Hamilton, plus he drives a superior ride.
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
He just was, though. The numbers aren't comparable, but F1 isn't a stock series so to a certain extent you have to leave them in the bushes. The Williams was the third best car in 2003 but he still put up a title fight, much like Senna in '86/'87. Could you not say that Senna was seeing Prost/Piquet/Mansell back then, even with taking everything that happened after out of the picture? Montoya was a beast. He was looking fraudulent in the first half of 2005, but again once he got to grips with the car he was doing it again.
Now, Montoya isn't going down as one of F1's all-time greats like Schumi is, but for that period of time he was as good as anyone.
You may as well have just walked into the thread saying you know nothing.
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
Who better Nico?He just was, though. The numbers aren't comparable, but F1 isn't a stock series so to a certain extent you have to leave them in the bushes. The Williams was the third best car in 2003 but he still put up a title fight, much like Senna in '86/'87. Could you not say that Senna was seeing Prost/Piquet/Mansell back then, even with taking everything that happened after out of the picture? Montoya was a beast. He was looking fraudulent in the first half of 2005, but again once he got to grips with the car he was doing it again.
Now, Montoya isn't going down as one of F1's all-time greats like Schumi is, but for that period of time he was as good as anyone.
You may as well have just walked into the thread saying you know nothing.
Di Resta?
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
Drop your top 3, please i want to enlightened. Lew been struggling since he changed teams, but who could blame him.
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
i stand corrected, but Taki is borderline, would you really place him over Lew? McLaren Lew that is.
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
Taki's raw pace was so unhinged, his racing spirit so pure, his technique so progressive that the tires and brakes of his era couldn't deal with it. In modern cars he'd be walking the field.