Saima strikes again!!!
É por isso que eu amo as opiniões da Evenstar Saima. Ela é perfeita!!!! Ela escreveu um textinho em função do que Montezemolo falou sobre a situação da Ferrari e como as coisas terão que ser para frente.
It was only a matter of time that Di Montezemolo had a go about F1 again, but it's great that he's said some really encouraging things for Ferrari. His words almost sound like a speech before a battle in a war or something. "Ferrari's men" have a lot of pressure on their shoulders now. I'm not in agreement with Di Montezemolo saying Massa is the best though! Perhaps in qualifying, yes, he's been astounding. But most of the time Kimi's race pace has been stronger and his 'never give up' attitude should appeal more to Ferrari. I'm on a roll now...
The flame of passion in Kimi's heart is always burning - his performance at Spa proves that. Massa, however, couldn't turn the pitstop disappointment into vengence at Singapore, for example. Whereas when something goes wrong for Kimi, he doesn't let it crush him but he'd continue to push like a bat out of hell even if that means he'll crush himself in the process. It's better to fall into error instead of letting error create your fall. Kimi picks himself up and fights harder the next time round. You just need to watch the 2005 Japanese GP to see that even if your championship fight is literally over, that doesn't stop you from enjoying what you do and to win again. People are already saying, based on the results, that Kimi doesn't quite live up to his nickname anymore. But what they fail to realise is 'The Iceman' isn't a name for his talent, but for his mentality, his approach to F1 as well as life. Only a man like Kimi can brush off ridiculous amounts of criticisms, that no doubt are springing everywhere after Singapore. Only a man like Kimi can refuse to speak lowly of his fellow competitors and teams despite the persistant media. Only a man like Kimi can say it how it is without pursuing any self praise. Seeing disappointment year after year, in 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 at McLaren didn't go to waste. Kimi's right when he says he has seen enough in Formula One. He's a humble person but he will continue to fight in these final three races. Hail Champion Raikkonen!
Saima dear, I wrote the same thing here and your thoughts today are perfect, as usual.
Fonte: KRS
Beijinhos, Ludy
It was only a matter of time that Di Montezemolo had a go about F1 again, but it's great that he's said some really encouraging things for Ferrari. His words almost sound like a speech before a battle in a war or something. "Ferrari's men" have a lot of pressure on their shoulders now. I'm not in agreement with Di Montezemolo saying Massa is the best though! Perhaps in qualifying, yes, he's been astounding. But most of the time Kimi's race pace has been stronger and his 'never give up' attitude should appeal more to Ferrari. I'm on a roll now...
The flame of passion in Kimi's heart is always burning - his performance at Spa proves that. Massa, however, couldn't turn the pitstop disappointment into vengence at Singapore, for example. Whereas when something goes wrong for Kimi, he doesn't let it crush him but he'd continue to push like a bat out of hell even if that means he'll crush himself in the process. It's better to fall into error instead of letting error create your fall. Kimi picks himself up and fights harder the next time round. You just need to watch the 2005 Japanese GP to see that even if your championship fight is literally over, that doesn't stop you from enjoying what you do and to win again. People are already saying, based on the results, that Kimi doesn't quite live up to his nickname anymore. But what they fail to realise is 'The Iceman' isn't a name for his talent, but for his mentality, his approach to F1 as well as life. Only a man like Kimi can brush off ridiculous amounts of criticisms, that no doubt are springing everywhere after Singapore. Only a man like Kimi can refuse to speak lowly of his fellow competitors and teams despite the persistant media. Only a man like Kimi can say it how it is without pursuing any self praise. Seeing disappointment year after year, in 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 at McLaren didn't go to waste. Kimi's right when he says he has seen enough in Formula One. He's a humble person but he will continue to fight in these final three races. Hail Champion Raikkonen!
Saima dear, I wrote the same thing here and your thoughts today are perfect, as usual.
Fonte: KRS
Beijinhos, Ludy
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sábias palavras!
Quanto a Ferrari se não der para levar pelo menos o título de construtores vou fazer o que? So me resta torcer para que a equipe não entre em uma profunda "galopante" CRISE! Por que aí ninguém merece!
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Ludy