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You guys just don't seem to get it. All you say is jump in a car and see what it's like and blah, blah, blah. I for one would love to strap into one of these cars and have a go at it, is that offer on your dime or your daddies? Because as most others on this board, I'd be in a car every week if I could afford to do so. Does that make me more credible? No.
The fact that you guys say stop bashing him he can drive, he can drive tells me your not paying attention. The boy can drive, I think we'd all agree, over his head at times but yes he can drive. The point to all this is just because the kid can drive a car doesn't give him the right to bash fellow competitors and basically act like a lil *****. Driving is probably less than half of the total package these days, how he acts, talks, and treats people is suppose to be what gets these kids noticed and respected. If it were only driving that mattered why do we have these seminars that groom youngsters how to look, talk, walk etc....
He shows no respect, therefore non will be given. The only way you'd change this man's opinion of him is when I hear an apology from him to his fellow competitor's for badmouthing them when it's unfounded, or an apology for doing burnouts on a fellow competitor's head, does he care about the people he's racing against at all? If he does he doesn't show it. If you want to cheer on someone like that, it's a free country do as you will. But we are also free to dislike whomever we want.
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