There is - there always is - but whilst "dire" may be too harsh (fair cop;, when the winner appears totally predictable, what goes on behind is diminished in interest. I don't have a lot of time for Martin Samuel normally but I just read this, which summed up better than I did, what I meant:

"Yet, until Sunday, take Hamilton away and this season is Vettel's alone: a predictable procession of astute driving, technical excellence and good fortune.
Until Button's intervention, Hamilton was the only driver to beat Vettel to the chequered flag - with a superb drive of his own in China - and is so often the man doing the pushing, even in defeat."

Yes U/N, I did watch Monaco - but it's a bit of a lottery and and an aberration in this F1 day and age. Brilliant to watch and I don't want to see it gone (as some others do), don't get me wrong - but what happens at Monaco isn't often a good representation of what's happening in the rest of the season.

 

Silverstone will be very interesting.

 

That makes sense.

 

Blimey. A real life grammar Nazi ...

 

hamilton moving to red bull !!!!!!

 

Or not.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/form...e/13758039.stm

Or have I missed something?

 

He's been told thanks but no thanks.

Even though he seems quite keen to leave Mclaren.

 

Language Nazi if you please!

 

mclaren are a good team.its just that red bull have got C G working for them

every now and again a team seems to have the edge.look at williams now and how bad mclaren used to be.

even button (who went straight into a williams) didnt want to go back to them when he went to bar on loan.

 

mclaren are a good team.its just that red bull have got C G working for them

every now and again a team seems to have the edge.look at williams now and how bad mclaren used to be.

even button (who went straight into a williams) didnt want to go back to them when he went to bar on loan.
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Hamilton just wants to drive a Newey designed car. He'll stand more chance of winning championships that way.