I don't know if he was robbed of a win, but it's the loss of points. Probably 10 in Bahrain and maybe another 10 or 15 in Spain. In a season as close as this one, it could make a huge difference come Brazil.

2007 - champion if it wouldn't be for his exploded tyre in Istanbul

I find this statement unbelievably hilarious.

If Super Aguri built a better car Anthony Davidson could have been champion in 2008.
If Jaguar built a better car Mark Webber could've been champion in 2004.

I find this statement unbelievably hilarious.

Schumacher has been the master of this track in his younger days, no doubt if he stays out of the walls and his car makes it to the finish he can win. That's a huge if though.

It's the Canadian Grand Prix, which means that JV comes out of hiding for a little rant
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/ju ... sfeed=true

He does raise a few interesting points though

I don't know if he was robbed of a win, but it's the loss of points. Probably 10 in Bahrain and maybe another 10 or 15 in Spain. In a season as close as this one, it could make a huge difference come Brazil.

Lewis certainly wouldn't have won Malaysia or Bahrain without the issues, Perez, Alonso and Vettel were simply faster. Nor Monaco. The Ferrari, Merc and RBR were all simply better. He definitely lost out in Spain though.

He's driving incredibly well but if this continues with the pit and strategy errors it'll be surprising if he manages to not get frustrated with the team. It's piss poor operationally from Mclaren. RBR have always been ahead in this part but Ferrari and Merc have leapfrogged them as well this season.

I think it'll come down to the 2010 contenders again: Vettel versus Alonso.

That Villenueve article is 100% right. He's got the Senna versus Schumacher thing wrong though, even if Bruno probably wouldn't have scored.

He'll flip publicly when he announces that he has signed to be Alonso's teammate next season.

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In relation to winning races with an illegal car, I’m happy to be called lots of things and I’m happy to have criticism about my driving and lots of stuff, but I will not take criticism in that respect. It completely pisses me off to be honest, because the car has passed every single, every single technical regulation after the race. All of the teams that were against it did not make any protest after Monaco, the car passed the test after Bahrain, the car passed the test after Monaco and now there has been a clarification on the rule, and the rule now is different and we had a car that was legal for the first part of the season and now the rule has been changed and we will start again, so looking forward to it.