And scored a hat trick in the cup final, depite having a broken leg and the handicap of being Elton John's uncle and coming from Wigan.
Actually the correct answer is Alf Tupper, the tough of the track. Ask your grandad.
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Actually the correct answer is Alf Tupper, the tough of the track. Ask your grandad.
Txiki Txiki Bang Bang
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I'm not talking about the team.
I'm saying that's the fastest car out there.
The car's the star
So if I understand correctly LH isn't really a great driver,he just has the fastest car out there, right?
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Has to be Redgrave, closely followed by Hoy. Gold medallists at multiple Olympics.
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Max Woosman no one has ever come close
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I'm not talking about the team.
I'm saying that's the fastest car out there.
The car's the star
To an extent but Bottas isn’t winning every race. His input, delivery and attitude has got him the trophies - you could put him in a milk float and he’d do better than most
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No he wouldn't. But you could put most of that field in his car and they would win the world championship. Put him in one of them cars at the bottom of the field and see how he fares.To an extent but Bottas isn’t winning every race. His input, delivery and attitude has got him the trophies - you could put him in a milk float and he’d do better than most
Think Fernando Alonso
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According to the designer of the revolutionary Mercedes simulator, the groundbreaking sim that let a Merc driver lead the field on first day of practice at a new track by 10 seconds, the engineers at Merc reckon the performance in a race is 90% machine and 10% driver.
They should know.
They should know.
blue by birth
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And scored a hat trick in the cup final, depite having a broken leg and the handicap of being Elton John's uncle and coming from Wigan.
Actually the correct answer is Alf Tupper, the tough of the track. Ask your grandad.
Loved his fish n chips did Alf
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According to the designer of the revolutionary Mercedes simulator, the groundbreaking sim that let a Merc driver lead the field on first day of practice at a new track by 10 seconds, the engineers at Merc reckon the performance in a race is 90% machine and 10% driver.
They should know.
So basically what you are saying is that Lewis Hamilton = Billy Dane & Mercedes = Charles (Dead Shot) Keen's boots.
Absolute trash IMO Hamilton is a superb driver and had he been in a Ferrari this season would still have won the World Championship
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Ronnie o Sullivan or maybe audley Harrison