Lewis Hamilton Need I Say More

[rookie]

Lewis Hamilton could suffer a nightmare end to his dream debut season if McLaren are punished in the Formula One 'spy' saga. From Fox Sports.
What do you think.

[Mikey uk]

Following the ruling by the FIA World Motor Sport Council, the threat has been removed. With Alonso only two points behind in the championship, the race is hotting up for sure.
I hope the media do not do their usual trick, particularly in the uk, of building people up to the point where when things do not work out the person is suddenly a failure. We have to remember this kid is a rookie in his first season.
I cannot remember any other debut season which has been so spectacular.
If he doesn't finish on the podium in any of the remaining races it will still have been an outstanding season, rookie or not. There are many established drivers in all motor racing events who would love to have his record so far!!
I just want to sit back and enjoy this kids talent; I believe we are witnessing the start of something very special in driver talent and whether you are an F1fan or not you should watch and wonder. For you american Nascar fans and champ fans etc out there, try following this kids progress. You have some great drivers out there and this kid is right out there with them.

Enjoy!!

[rookie]

Mikey

I love F1 and i think your right, I'm not sure any driver out there in any class could hold a candle to him in driving or conduct he is a very impressive young man.

[DavidVizard-GFN]

to all it may concern - I was impressed with LH on race #1. I was really impressed by race #2 and by #3 was a solid supporter. I would love to see this young man win an F1 chapionship in his first year.
DV

[Alex]

Lewis is certainly in with as big a chance of winning the title as the other 3 involved in the first 4 horse race for many years, but the spy scandal is still looming over his head.

Ferrari and the Italian sporting authority are not playing fair, as they are using the rabid media in Italy to besmirch McLaren before during and after the initial hearing, and then again to whip up a fatuous appeal.
It should be borne in mind that Ferrari are on thin ice as they were intending to run (and did in Australia) an illegal car - regardless of the actual letter of the rule, what they did was far beyond the intent of the rule on flexible floors. How amusing it would be if the FIA (Ferrari International Aid) were to rule against them and remove Raikkonens victory...