Alonso the most unsportive driver

**RedRebel40** · 14th November 2010, 16:07

this says enough

**RockyRaccoon** · 14th November 2010, 16:09

It was a heat of the moment thing. He was much more gracious in his interview after. Have you never done something in the heat of the moment that you later regretted?

**Greig** · 14th November 2010, 16:10

Post his after race interview, troll

**ales** · 14th November 2010, 16:12

An ugly moment but understandable in the heat of it all. Besides, afterwards he was much more diplomatic.

**AvantiFer** · 14th November 2010, 16:13

Yea, this is something I never liked of Fernando, he can't just take the heat of the moment and he has to show it...

But anyway, when he cools down he knows he didn't have to do that and apologises, but yea, it's still not nice of him.

**RedRebel40** · 14th November 2010, 16:16

Originally Posted by Greig

Post his after race interview, troll

I can post, but this is the true Alonso. At his postrace interview he is trying to repair his damaged reputation.

**Lesky** · 14th November 2010, 16:17

Alonso had just experienced maybe one of his lifetimes biggest dissapointments, so I think we should give him break this time. If I think about how furious I was during this race and still am, imagine how the drivers and team feels? It must be pure agony, so I understand Alonso had to vent it somehow.

**Zenmaster** · 14th November 2010, 16:18

Heat of the moment does not excuse this. Men beat their wives in the heat of a moment, people kill each other in the heat of a moment. It does not make things any more forgivable. Really pathetic behaviour.

**Hermann** · 14th November 2010, 16:19

Yeah just keep adding insult to injury and bash Fernando in the Ferrari support forum.

He just lost a championship in that moment.

**scuderiafan** · 14th November 2010, 16:21

Originally Posted by Zenmaster

Heat of the moment does not excuse this. Men beat their wives in the heat of a moment, people kill each other in the heat of a moment. It does not make things any more forgivable. Really pathetic behaviour.

I'm sorry, but you can't really compare Alonso's adrenaline and frustration to killing someone.

I don't think Alonso would kill Petrov.

**Greig** · 14th November 2010, 16:22

Originally Posted by Zenmaster

Heat of the moment does not excuse this. Men beat their wives in the heat of a moment, people kill each other in the heat of a moment. It does not make things any more forgivable. Really pathetic behaviour.

LOL nice comparison

**Zenmaster** · 14th November 2010, 16:23

Saying something happened in the heat of the moment is a cop out, an excuse.

You cannot excuse that pathetic showing from Alonso.

Refer to Massa 2008 Brazil on how to lose graciously.

That is all.

**Effone** · 14th November 2010, 16:24

I can understand how gutted Alonso must have been feeling, but it was a team mistake that seems to have cost him the title.

Petrov is racing for points, he's not paid to move over. Alonso's attitude is partly understandable but still its very unfair and very unsporting.

**Grillo** · 14th November 2010, 16:26

Originally Posted by RedRebel40

I can post, but this is the true Alonso. At his postrace interview he is trying to repair his damaged reputation.

You always damage your damaged reputation when you try to repair your damaged reputation.

True, it was a bad gesture after. He'll probably appologise personally with Petrov.

Bye, I go for a walk to hunt a Renault... ;)

**RedRebel40** · 14th November 2010, 16:26

Originally Posted by Zenmaster

Refer to Massa 2008 Brazil on how to lose graciously.

That is all.

or Schumacher 1998 Japan or Schumacher 2006 Japan.

**AvantiFer** · 14th November 2010, 16:29

Originally Posted by Greig

LOL nice comparison

It is actually a great comparasion for saying that "heat of the moment" doesn't make forgiveable the action, of course blaming someone isn't the same as beating your wife, but I don't think his point was to compare Fernando's behaviour with beating a wife anyway.

**Zenmaster** · 14th November 2010, 16:30

Originally Posted by AvantiFer

It is actually a great comparasion for saying that "heat of the moment" doesn't make forgiveable the action, of course blaming someone isn't the same as beating your wife, but I don't think his point was to compare Fernando's behaviour with beating a wife anyway.

Exactly.

**Hornet** · 14th November 2010, 16:31

Originally Posted by Zenmaster

Heat of the moment does not excuse this. Men beat their wives in the heat of a moment, people kill each other in the heat of a moment. It does not make things any more forgivable. Really pathetic behaviour.

That would be more like Alonso trying to run over Petrov or crash into him at full speed, lol

**Greig** · 14th November 2010, 16:34

Originally Posted by AvantiFer

It is actually a great comparasion for saying that "heat of the moment" doesn't make forgiveable the action, of course blaming someone isn't the same as beating your wife, but I don't think his point was to compare Fernando's behaviour with beating a wife anyway.

LOL

**Marcus Gronholm** · 14th November 2010, 16:35

Originally Posted by RedRebel40

this says enough

+1

**Zenmaster** · 14th November 2010, 16:35

The kids are out in force i see.

I honestly find it amazing that people can try to defend Alonso over this.

**Greig** · 14th November 2010, 16:36

Originally Posted by Zenmaster

The kids are out in force i see.

I honestly find it amazing that people can try to defend Alonso over this.

Off course, and I am amazed people can find comfort in slating our driver today, we know why don't we

**Hermann** · 14th November 2010, 16:37

And i find it amazing there is such a topic here. I would have done something worse probably then just showing a fist....but of course, i'm just human, while racing drivers should be robots.

Really amazing.

**Greig** · 14th November 2010, 16:37

Originally Posted by RedRebel40

or Schumacher 1998 Japan or Schumacher 2006 Japan.

98 Japan when he dragged up Spa again with DC and attacked Hill for blocking him?

Indeed.......short memory you have

**Zenmaster** · 14th November 2010, 16:38

Originally Posted by Greig

Off course, and I am amazed people can find comfort in slating our driver today, we know why don't we

No comfort at all. I've lost a lot of respect for Alonso after that stunt.

He deserves that loss of respect from anybody who thought he was a sportsman.

**Greig** · 14th November 2010, 16:39

Originally Posted by Zenmaster

No comfort at all. I've lost a lot of respect for Alonso after that stunt.

He deserves that loss of respect from anybody who thought he was a sportsman.

You never had any to begin with, but you respected MS through all his unsporting antics right

Not going to even enter a debate with you about it, you are just a troll, appear only to stick the knife in.

**RedRebel40** · 14th November 2010, 16:39

Originally Posted by Greig

98 Japan when he dragged up Spa again with DC and attacked Hill for blocking him?

Indeed.......short memory you have

thats the least thing you can do when someone almost kills you.

**Greig** · 14th November 2010, 16:40

Originally Posted by RedRebel40

thats the least thing you can do when someone almost kills you.

What drag it up when you lose the champ?

**netlord** · 14th November 2010, 16:41

I still don't know why you post here.

**RedRebel40** · 14th November 2010, 16:42

Originally Posted by netlord

I still don't know why you post here.

why? is it an ALonso only forum or is it a Ferrari forum? As a fan I can criticize our drivers or other team members.

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