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Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso and Mika Hakkinen star in this funny Mercedes-Benz commercial.
Hopefully Alonso and Hamilton will be getting along again soon as their relationship has recently turned sour.
Enjoy: 
I hope the fun comes back into Formula 1 as it seems too serious at the moment. I know there’s a lot of money involved - but lets not have that spoil the spirit of Formula 1!
McLaren Mercedes team boss Ron Dennis has apparently told Fernando Alonso that he is free to leave the team at the end of the year.
Fernando seems to be unhappy that there is an equal driver status is the team, and being world champion he deserves to have the number 1 driver status - especially with a rookie in the team. Unfortunately for him it’s Lewis Hamilton - who has performed extremely well and is leading the Formula 1 Championship by 7 points.
There have been some negative headlines as well as neutral headlines regarding this issue. But you’ve gotta give Alonso a break too, after all - he IS world champion. Maybe the McLaren team mentality isn’t for him (and possibly Lewis too).
Well, I just can’t wait to see what happens at the next race…
McLaren Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton says that Fernando Alonso isn’t talking to him anymore.
Well that’s too bad. But seriously, Lewis, I wouldn’t worry about it too much. After all, Fernando’s the one that stopped Hamilton getting pole position in the first place by blocking him in the pit lane. Lewis would have most probably taken pole anyway. I think what Fernando did was pretty childish, first he was stopping his team-mate which is already pretty stupid because if you’re working against your own team - you’ve pretty much lost anyway, and later when he was punished for his actions he blames it on Lewis. How childish is that!!
And Ron’s all upset because apparently Lewis wasn’t following every single instruction the he gave him, I mean, c’mon, Lewis isn’t a puppet. He can make is own decisions. And by the looks of it, Ron Dennis also seems to rate that a bigger crime against the team than one driver deliberately blocking another driver! Whatever happened to Ron’s: “we let our drivers race” attitude. (Even though what Lewis apparently did, this seems like a relatively small incident to me). Now, that’s unjust IMO! It just seems like a weak excuse.
Anyway, there must be a lot of other stuff going on behind the scenes to let the whole situation boil over like it has. It seems like Alonso is under real pressure for the first time in his career and he isn’t handling himself like a champion. Instead, it seems like he’s trying to make less of Lewis in some ways - for instance saying that Hamilton’s podium finishes will come to an end soon etc., which seems a negative thing to say against your own team-mate.
Regarding the stewards intervening, well, I think it was correct because these kinds of actions are harming the integrity of the sport. It was easy to see that Lewis was denied pole position by Fernando, and he wasn’t demonstrating great sportsmanship.
Personally I wasn’t too happy about it - not only because I’m a Lewis Hamilton fan, but because it’s not moral. Imagine any other driver in any other team doing this, I’m sure most people wouldn’t like it, it seems anti-competitive!
Lets keep the sport on the track - and out of the courts!
Okay, that’s my rant for the day please leave comments to express your own opinions.
Formula 1 and especially the championship leader, Lewis Hamilton, have a well deserved 3-week break until the Turkish Grand Prix on the 26 August.
1. Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 80 2. Fernando Alonso McLaren-Mercedes 73 3. Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari 60 4. Felipe Massa Ferrari 59 5. Nick Heidfeld BMW Sauber 42 6. Robert Kubica BMW Sauber 28 7. Giancarlo Fisichella Renault 17 8. Heikki Kovalainen Renault 16 9. Alexander Wurz Williams 13 10. David Coulthard Red Bull Racing 8 11. Mark Webber Red Bull Racing 8 12. Jarno Trulli Toyota 7 13. Nico Rosberg Williams 7 14. Ralf Schumacher Toyota 5 15. Takuma Sato Super Aguri F1 4 16. Jenson Button Honda Racing 1 17. Sebastian Vettel BMW Sauber 1
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes superstar driver Lewis Hamilton wins the Hungarian grand prix.
After all the controversial qualifying on Saturday with Alonso, Lewis lead the race from start to finish followed by Kimi closely behind him throughout the race, but Lewis kept a cool head to take the win. Nick Heidfeld finished 3rd, Fernando Alonso 4th and Massa only finished 13th.
1. HAMILTON McLaren 1h35m52.991s 2. RAIKKONEN Ferrari +0.7s 3. HEIDFELD BMW +43.1s 4. ALONSO Mclaren +44.8s 5. KUBICA BMW +47.6s 6. R SCHUMACHER Toyota +50.6s 7. ROSBERG Williams +59.1s 8. KOVALAINEN Renault +1m08.1s 9. WEBBER Red Bull +1m16.3s 10. TRULLI Toyota +1 lap 11. COULTHARD Red Bull +1 lap 12. FISICHELLA Renault +1 lap 13. MASSA Ferrari +1 lap 14. WURZ Williams +1 lap 15. SATO Super Aguri +1 lap 16. VETTEL Toro Rosso +1 lap 17. SUTIL Spyker +2 laps 18. BARRICHELLO Honda +2 laps
R. LIUZZI Toro Rosso +28 laps R. DAVIDSON Super Aguri +29 laps R. BUTTON Honda +35 laps R. YAMAMOTO Spyker +66 laps
Lewis Hamilton was awarded the pole position in Hungary after the stewards deemed Alonso impeded Hamilton’s chances of taking pole position (which he obviously did!). Fernando Alonso is now starting from 6th position; McLaren Mercedes will also not earn any constructors points from either car this weekend.
Team principal Ron Dennis also told reporters after qualifying that the mix-up began because Hamilton didn’t follow instructions to allow Alonso past during the fuel-burning phase of Q3, thus throwing the McLarens out of sequence.
Now Mr. Dennis, that’s not very cool - publicly blaming one of your drivers even though they probably didn’t do anything wrong!
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes racing driver Lewis Hamilton starts the Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix from second position.
A strange incident happened near the end of the final-qualifying session when Fernando Alonso was told to wait by the team to find a gap for his last qualifying lap - BUT when he was given the sign to go, Alonso still delayed for around 10 seconds while Lewis was already cued up behind him, costing Lewis valuable time which he needed to do a final qualifying lap as time was running out.
Fernando Alonso got pole in front of Lewis Hamilton who did not manage to cross the line before the time ran out - by only a few seconds. I’m sure Lewis Hamilton wasn’t very happy and Ron Dennis didn’t look too happy either.
If Lewis wins the race on Sunday it’s be the perfect answer to Alonso! 
1 Fernando Alonso, McLaren-Mercedes 1:19.674
2 Lewis Hamilton, McLaren-Mercedes 1:19.781
3 Nick Heidfeld, BMW 1:20.259
4 Kimi Räikkönen, Ferrari 1:20.410
5 Nico Rosberg, Williams-Toyota 1:20.632
6 Ralf Schumacher, Toyota 1:20.714
7 Robert Kubica, BMW 1:20.876
8 Giancarlo Fisichella, Renault 1:21.079
9 Jarno Trulli, Toyota 1:21.206
10 Mark Webber, Red Bull-Renault 1:21.256
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11 David Coulthard, Red Bull-Renault 1:20.718
12 Heikki Kovalainen, Renault 1:20.779
13 Alexander Wurz, Williams-Toyota 1:20.865
14 Felipe Massa, Ferrari 1:21.021
15 Anthony Davidson, Super Aguri-Honda 1:21.127
16 Vitantonio Liuzzi, STR-Ferrari 1:21.993
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17 Jenson Button, Honda 1:21.737
18 Rubens Barrichello, Honda 1:21.877
19 Takuma Sato, Super Aguri-Honda 1:22.143
20 Sebastian Vettel, STR-Ferrari 1:22.177
21 Adrian Sutil, Spyker-Ferrari 1:22.737
22 Sakon Yamamoto, Spyker-Ferrari 1:23.774
UPDATE: Autosport has spoken to Ron Dennis about the situation, procedures and what happened. Granted, there probably are procedures in place etc. - but it still just seems somewhat strange, when Alonso came out there wasn’t even a car in sight!
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