Sorry I haven't posted for a while, our computer was broken and it was horrible not to be able to come here!
I was sooo happy to see Kimi in front row again!! Although Hamilton kinda ruined that happiness, but what goes around comes around and he got what he deserved after driving such a selfish way (no points). I know there was some problems, Heikki hitting Kimi's car but I don't want to complain now, it's been so long since Kimi last time was on podium. Of course he couldv'e done better if everything went perfectly but we have to be happy with this now
I'm sure Kimi can do better in the last two races!
Hill: Hamilton needs to stay cool
A man who knows a thing or two about winning a World Championship, Damon Hill, has warned Lewis Hamilton that his "impatience" won't help him to win the title.
Hamilton appeared to lose his cool during Sunday's race in Japan when he out-braked himself into the first corner and forced Kimi Raikkonen off the track. He was handed a drive-through penalty for the incident. The Brit admitted after the race: "I made a mistake and I paid a price for it."
Hill hopes Hamilton has learned a thing or two from the incident at the Fuji Speedway.
"Lewis is impatient to win that first title, but you can't force it," Hill told
BBC Radio 5 Live.
"There's no question about his speed or ability, he just needs to stay cool and let it happen."
"Sunday's race was a lesson, and Lewis learns very quickly.
"He'll look back and think maybe it would've been better to settle into it more and got his rhythm going.
"It's a mark of Lewis's career - he's always been very keen to get the job done and move on, and you need that impatience, but it can sometimes trip you up if you're not wary."
The 48-year-old Hill, who won the 1996 Championship after an intense battle with Michael Schumacher, believes Hamilton should take a leaf out of the German's book.
"Even Michael had his moments, but you could rest assured that he would usually bring it home," he added.
"He had a very cool head, an ability to detach himself and not let that impatience get the better of him.
"If Lewis keeps a cool head, then he'll be fine. I think he will get the job done."
http://www.planet-f1.com/story/0,18954,3213_4333950,00.html
Formula One triple world champion Sir Jackie Stewart gave the verdict to Lewis Hamilton's performance the Japanese GP.
- His first action was to bend a little presumptuous to other drivers, Stewart was downloaded by RBS's column.
Started from pole 23-year-old Hamilton lost his chances wiht too aggressive driving to first bend. Jury gave it a result of Hamilton for the depot through penalty.
- Japan's race showed that Lewis is still a very young person driving a second mandate, and although he seems calm down in interviews, he does not always have the same kind of mind control, when he drive a race, Stewart said.
Hamilton was ranked by Fuji track in 12 th.
- Hamilton's driving was not his finest moments. The old saying goes that "competition can not win the first bend, but it can not be erased it." That is precisely what happened. I think that Lewis, despite the calm outside the cockpit, followed the drivers and manufacturers' titles to win the race established in the plan, Stewart continued.
Hamilton leads MM-series 5-point difference Felipe Massa.
- Lewis Hamilton can still win the championship, but did not like the Japanese run, Stewart said.
( I just translated it on Google, so there might be some mistakes)
ps. Thanks for the pics you posted, Kinga. They were great! :yes:
