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[Blwe_torch]

Force India technical boss pans Hamilton for gesture at Fisi
09 Apr, 2008 06:59 pm IST,PTI

NEW DELHI, April 9: Lewis Hamilton's angry gestures towards Giancarlo Fisichella in the Bahrain Grand Prix has irked Force India's chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne, who said it was completely unnecessary on the McLaren driver's part.

Hamilton had a poor start in the third race of the season and a series of errors in Bahrain saw the Briton lagging behind Force India's Fisichella, who ran a superb race there, gaining six places - most by any driver - in the process.

Hamilton trailed Fisichella for three laps before slipstreaming ahead and the Briton, the moment he overtook, gave vent to his frustration by shaking his fist at the Italian.

Fisichella, however, had the last laugh as he finished 12th, just ahead of his illustrious opponent.

Gascoyne, however, is not ready to forget the gesture. "I don't know why he did that," Gascoyne said.

"Fisichella was fighting with him for position, and he can't expect to just be let past. The gesture was totally unnecessary, so it was especially good to be in front of him at the end," said Gascoyne.

Incidentally, former world champion Niki Lauda too was unimpressed by Hamilton and said instead of getting better, the youngster has looked ragged so far this season.
http://racing.indiatimes.com/Hamiltons_gesture_at_Fisi_irked_Force_India/articleshow/2938737.cms

[dhruvdeepak]

Force India technical boss pans Hamilton for gesture at Fisi
09 Apr, 2008 06:59 pm IST,PTI

NEW DELHI, April 9: Lewis Hamilton's angry gestures towards Giancarlo Fisichella in the Bahrain Grand Prix has irked Force India's chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne, who said it was completely unnecessary on the McLaren driver's part.

Hamilton had a poor start in the third race of the season and a series of errors in Bahrain saw the Briton lagging behind Force India's Fisichella, who ran a superb race there, gaining six places - most by any driver - in the process.

Hamilton trailed Fisichella for three laps before slipstreaming ahead and the Briton, the moment he overtook, gave vent to his frustration by shaking his fist at the Italian.

Fisichella, however, had the last laugh as he finished 12th, just ahead of his illustrious opponent.

Gascoyne, however, is not ready to forget the gesture. "I don't know why he did that," Gascoyne said.

"Fisichella was fighting with him for position, and he can't expect to just be let past. The gesture was totally unnecessary, so it was especially good to be in front of him at the end," said Gascoyne.

Incidentally, former world champion Niki Lauda too was unimpressed by Hamilton and said instead of getting better, the youngster has looked ragged so far this season.
http://racing.indiatimes.com/Hamiltons_gesture_at_Fisi_irked_Force_India/articleshow/2938737.cms

thats just a terrible name to have when you're part of an Indian team

[Blwe_torch]

Force India technical boss pans Hamilton for gesture at Fisi
09 Apr, 2008 06:59 pm IST,PTI

NEW DELHI, April 9: Lewis Hamilton's angry gestures towards Giancarlo Fisichella in the Bahrain Grand Prix has irked Force India's chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne, who said it was completely unnecessary on the McLaren driver's part.

Hamilton had a poor start in the third race of the season and a series of errors in Bahrain saw the Briton lagging behind Force India's Fisichella, who ran a superb race there, gaining six places - most by any driver - in the process.

Hamilton trailed Fisichella for three laps before slipstreaming ahead and the Briton, the moment he overtook, gave vent to his frustration by shaking his fist at the Italian.

Fisichella, however, had the last laugh as he finished 12th, just ahead of his illustrious opponent.

Gascoyne, however, is not ready to forget the gesture. "I don't know why he did that," Gascoyne said.

"Fisichella was fighting with him for position, and he can't expect to just be let past. The gesture was totally unnecessary, so it was especially good to be in front of him at the end," said Gascoyne.

Incidentally, former world champion Niki Lauda too was unimpressed by Hamilton and said instead of getting better, the youngster has looked ragged so far this season.
http://racing.indiatimes.com/Hamiltons_gesture_at_Fisi_irked_Force_India/articleshow/2938737.cms

thats just a terrible name to have when you're part of an Indian team

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But this one has been a [size=10pt][size=10pt]GREAT LAUDA[/size][/size]