McLaren's Formula1 Past...

lib · 07-02-2010, 04:07 PM

Sniz · 07-02-2010, 06:06 PM

lucky bastards

HPFREAK · 07-02-2010, 06:18 PM

It is good to see they both value where they are so much and respect the past driers that paved the way for them. Those older cars were beasts to drive I am sure. Imagine having to worry about taking your hand off the wheel to shift gears going into a corner at 160 while trying to counter a slide. Those cars where bigger as well. Amazing. Not saying ham and Button have it easy since thier cars are still insane to try and control. Most do not have a clue what it is liek or how hard it is.

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HPFREAK Lieutenant Colonel 63 Rep 1,884 Posts Drives: C6 ZO6 Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Socal iTrader: (8)	It is good to see they both value where they are so much and respect the past driers that paved the way for them. Those older cars were beasts to drive I am sure. Imagine having to worry about taking your hand off the wheel to shift gears going into a corner at 160 while trying to counter a slide. Those cars where bigger as well. Amazing. Not saying ham and Button have it easy since thier cars are still insane to try and control. Most do not have a clue what it is liek or how hard it is.
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