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He is a rainmaster, the best since Schumi.

I think Hamilton, for the simple fact his presence seems to get under Alonso's skin in a competitive environment. Don't think Alonso would've kept his cool against his bogey opponent.

That and Lewis flawless on track, Vettel not so much, so from that LEwis would've scored more points.

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I think the top 3 are all equally good in the wet, but for all different reasons. Lewis seems most comfortable, Alonso stays ever consistent, and Seb trusts himself and his car enough to push and find grip. But those strengths are all weaknesses too...Lewis sometimes ends up on the wrong tire because he doesn't think its that bad, Alonso doesn't take advantage of the conditions, and Seb's willingness to use all the real estate has him off a lot.

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I don't remember Alonso losing his cool against Hamilton at any stage this season. Dunno why that would change if Lewis was sitting in a Red Bull.

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bogey opponent?

alonso has outscored hamilton for past 3 years ina slower car

I think you summed that up rather well. Nicely done.

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Overall the 2010 Ferrai was better than the Mclaren IMHO.