Lt. Drebin wrote:
hungdynasty wrote:
So did you feel that Vettel was going downward before mid season when he won only one race and was behind Webber in standing?
You didn't get my point, or didn't read my post. Vettel has no reason to go downward as he got three championships in a row. He didn't loose two championships like Alonso, his teammate was not called to play second fiddle to him during the season. He wasn't beaten by his teammate in most crucial moment. On top of that, Vettel was quite unlucky with some races, and it was not a constant performance drop, like in Alonso's case, that put him behind Webber in the first place.
I did read your post and I was talking about the timimg before mid season. If you think I didn't get your point, then now I try to do it with your original post step by step
"To my surprise, Alonso was not the quicker driver in a couple of last races at Ferrari. That car was capable of more, like Massa showed."
Then how about Vettel was not the quicker driver in a couple of races before mid season at Red Bull. That car was capable of more, like Webber showed?
"He lost two titles in last races in three years. He seem to be deeply disturbed, to the point of taking any possible way to turn the things around (thinking about winning on appeal), and avoiding to congratulate Vettel."
True Alonso lost two titles in last races in three years and seem to be deeply disturbed, and I can truely understand it. But what evidence shows that it is Alonso' decision to make an appeal to FIA? Info from those medias who would never have a chance to even get close to Ferrari's meeting room to take a spy recording? And Alonso did congratulate Vettel after the race as you know.
"Is he spent? Are his good days over? Will he go downwards from here? I take this as a possible thing, because he already went worse than Massa in USA and Brazil which is very strange for a driver of his caliber - or perhaps what used to be."
Vettel won just one race in the first 10 races this season comparing his 11 wins last season, if I asked you in july that 'Is Vettel's good days over? Will he go downwards from here? He went worse than Webber in Monaco and Silverstone which is very strange for a driver of his caliber - or perhaps what used to be', what would be your answer?