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    Jenson's F1 title and other stuff...

    What an awesome drive by JB yesterday! Big ball overtakes right through the race. Why some people give him such a hard time I'll never understand. So refreshing to see a real shake up in F1 this season. It's great to have 4 or five teams in genuine contention each weekend.

    Also big respect to Bradley Smith. He's put in some stunning rides in this years 125 World Champs. Doesn't get anywhere near the exposure in the mainstream media he deserves. He's the best talent to come out of the UK for a long time. Watch his career take off when he moves up the classes.:thumbs:

    #2
    A big :thumbs::thumbs:up for Jenson...Pulled it out the bag just when he needed to......Great race.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Andyk View Post
      A big :thumbs::thumbs:up for Jenson...Pulled it out the bag just when he needed to......Great race.
      Agree, f1 has become interesting again over the last few years, it went stale for a bit, much better now its back on BBC1:thumbs:

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        #4
        Originally posted by AlexGTT
        What an awesome drive by JB yesterday! Big ball overtakes right through the race. Why some people give him such a hard time I'll never understand. So refreshing to see a real shake up in F1 this season. It's great to have 4 or five teams in genuine contention each weekend.

        Also big respect to Bradley Smith. He's put in some stunning rides in this years 125 World Champs. Doesn't get anywhere near the exposure in the mainstream media he deserves. He's the best talent to come out of the UK for a long time. Watch his career take off when he moves up the classes.:thumbs:
        saw the race on Sky+ today and was stunned by JB in the first 10 laps, truely inspired and really gutsy

        how did Bradley do?

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          #5
          He came second, although was on the last lap.

          He'll shine when it finally clicks for him

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            #6
            Agree re Bradley! I met him a couple of years ago at a charity go kart event. He was ever so nice and really chatty. Bikes never get enough coverage imo.

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              #7
              I agree with Lawsy when he says F1 has become good to watch again. I was really looking forward to Sundays race and it didn't disappoint.

              Well done Jenson and the Brawn team :thumbs:

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                #8
                Originally posted by Bealo View Post
                I agree with Lawsy when he says F1 has become good to watch again. I was really looking forward to Sundays race and it didn't disappoint.

                Well done Jenson and the Brawn team :thumbs:

                +1

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by SIEN View Post
                  He came second, although was on the last lap.

                  He'll shine when it finally clicks for him
                  Yep, I agree. He's got the natural talent and speed. Just needs to perfect his race craft and be ready for the tactical last lap 125cc banzai moves. He was stunning into turn 1 and 2 at Philip Island. Real big ball's corners. He passed two bikes in one corner there to take the lead.:smokin:

                  I'm sure if he let Simone through and followed him into the last lap he would have done the same move and won.

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                    #10
                    I'd go gay for Jensen.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by englebert View Post
                      I'd go gay for Jensen.
                      :gayfight: :hahaha:

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by englebert View Post
                        I'd go gay for Jensen.
                        :hahaha: :hahaha: :hahaha:

                        I'm already gay with Shimmy and Bealo! (apparently...) :gayfight:

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                          #13
                          He only won it by having the better car at the beginning of the season. He's been mid field the 2nd half of the season, the other drivers just kept falling away. Don't get be wrong he deserved to win it but doubt whether he'll repeat it next year.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by bromers View Post
                            He only won it by having the better car at the beginning of the season. He's been mid field the 2nd half of the season, the other drivers just kept falling away. Don't get be wrong he deserved to win it but doubt whether he'll repeat it next year.
                            Hmmmm, that's it, good old British drumming down. He's World Champion but hey, let's just say he's not that good anyway and he'll never do it again. There isn't another driver who pulled the passes he did so often this season when he had to? You could just as easily say it was a well managed championship win.

                            After all, it's not like Schumacher, Hamilton, Hill, Mansell, Prost, Senna, Villeneuve, etc, etc, ever benefited from a better car...........................oh, hold on.........

                            And Niki Lauda pulls no punches when he speaks and had nothing but praise for him.

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                              #15
                              It will be interesting to see how he gets on next year?

                              I feel Hamilton showed some real class once his car was sorted towards the end of the year.

                              Would be good to see the two battle it out next year!!

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