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Old 4 Apr 2002, 21:49 (Ref:252214)   #51
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As I remember it was Hill who helped developed active suspension, Semi Automatic gear box and Traction control into reliable systems in 1991 as a test driver for Williams and I think he helped develop the Williams Domination of the 90's so if he had the best car/team then it's partly down to his doing IMHO. And as I remember he gave Alain Prost something to think about during the 1993 Season, and I think Nigel Mansell and Alain Prost in particular have Damon partly to thank that they had Dominant cars during the year they won their titles with Williams. I think that the car developed so well is that he worked well with Adrian Newey, Patrick Head and David Brown who engineered his car during his time at Williams.

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Im impressed by the very human ability to knuckle down and put in some hard work to create a winning situation for yourself, as much as I am in awe of the superhuman ability to just show up and turn in a fast lap. Hill allways struck me as the most human of drivers, and I have a lot of respect for that
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Old 4 Apr 2002, 22:30 (Ref:252256)   #53
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unless they drive fast, and look decorative. in which case, they're good by my standards. multi-lingualism also gets a bonus point, but isn't necessary.
So that'll be JPM???
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Old 5 Apr 2002, 10:43 (Ref:252568)   #54
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but juan's not bad, at least he's normal(ish).
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Old 9 Apr 2002, 09:16 (Ref:255376)   #55
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Re: Re: Lewis Hamilton

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Two over rated, adequately funded and over experienced drivers beating the inexperienced but talented.
Good Grief! Watts and McLoughlin only did well because they were experienced.

Maybe there should be a seperate class for such people.
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Old 9 Apr 2002, 10:24 (Ref:255438)   #56
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Good Grief! Watts and McLoughlin only did well because they were experienced.
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Old 9 Apr 2002, 14:02 (Ref:255659)   #57
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Watts podiumed in his first race in 2000, ahead of Kimi no? I dont think he's that bad, but yeah ill give you McLoughlin
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Watts podiumed in his first race in 2000, ahead of Kimi no? I dont think he's that bad, but yeah ill give you McLoughlin
Don't know where Kimi finished (although I do know he got the fastest lap), but Watts won.
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Old 9 Apr 2002, 14:32 (Ref:255677)   #59
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Kimi finished 3rd. Problems in qualifying left him 7th on grid. Got up to 3rd (move on Breeze into Surtees was amazing - fully sideways on turn-in). About to challenge Watts and Walker for lead in closing laps when he got fuel surge. Had to hold off five cars to line. Mega drive. Not a lot of people know that ...
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