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The traitor nigger Hamilton, given a once in a lifetime chance by Mclaren, now betray them and left just to earn a few bucks.
Hell Mercedes have even more mechanical failure. F1 should not bother to hire nigger, they betray you the first chance they got.
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Lewis Hamilton departs for Mercede In what promises to be the first of a series of huge Formula One announcements on Friday, the Woking team landed the first punch, getting out a press release regarding their signing of Perez before Mercedes could confirm Hamilton. It became apparent late on Thursday night that both moves, which have been in the offing for weeks, would happen.
McLaren, who had insisted right to the very end that they hoped to hang on to their 2008 world champion, said they had been swayed by Perez’s “hugely impressive giant-killing podium finishes” and “deft turn of speed”.
“In just two short years, Sergio has made a stunning impression on Formula One, taking a string of hugely impressive giant-killing podium finishes while combining a deft turn of speed with considerable maturity, and showcasing the potential ability to become one of the biggest stars in global motorsport,” read a McLaren statement.
“Sergio’s new deal means that he will begin a driving partnership with 2009 world champion Jenson Button. The Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team’s new driver line-up offers the perfect blend of youth and experience – a combination from which both sides of the garage will be set to benefit.
“While Sergio’s career with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes will begin in earnest in Melbourne next year, his future team remains absolutely committed to fighting for, and providing every opportunity to both Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton to contest, the 2012 drivers’ and constructors’ world championships.” s as McLaren sign Sergio Perez for 'perfect blend of youth and experience'
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh, meanwhile, paid tribute to the outgoing Hamilton, who has been on McLaren’s books since the age of 13. “It's entirely appropriate that I should take this opportunity to pass on our thanks to Lewis [Hamilton],” he said. “He wrote a huge chapter of his life and career with us, and was, and always will be, a fine member of an exclusive club: the McLaren world champions' club.
“It goes without saying that we all wish him well for the future, just as it also goes without saying that we hope and believe that Sergio, too, will become a member of that exclusive club before too long.”
Perez said he was thrilled to be joining McLaren, and hinted that his Mexican backers Telmex would continue to back him at the Woking team, who may soon be looking for a new title sponsor if Vodafone’s rumoured departure is confirmed.
“I’m thrilled and delighted to have become a Vodafone McLaren Mercedes driver,” Perez said. “The McLaren name is one of the greatest in the history of Formula One. For more than 40 years McLaren has been a team that every racing driver has aspired to drive for – I was brought up on the great stories of Ayrton Senna's many world championship triumphs for McLaren – and I'm truly honoured that they've chosen me to partner Jenson from 2013 onwards.
“I've spent the 2012 season working very hard to demonstrate my potential, but I've always remained humble and focused. I am, and always will be, extremely grateful to Peter [Sauber] and everybody at the Sauber Formula One team for their belief in me, and for giving me the chance to race in Formula One.
“In fact, they gave me the perfect opportunity to demonstrate what I can do – and I'm now equally grateful to Martin [Whitmarsh] and everyone at Vodafone McLaren Mercedes for giving me the chance to take this next very big step in my career.
“I'm under no illusion that it is indeed a very big step – as it would be for any driver – but I'm ready for it. So, while I'm still fully focused on doing my best for Sauber for the remainder of this season, I'm already massively looking forward to working with everyone at Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, and with Jenson, who's someone I’ve long admired as a brilliant driver and a great champion.
“I'd like to thank Carlos Slim Jr, who has helped me since I was 14 years old, without whom I wouldn't be where I am today. Our journey together over the past eight years has been an incredible one, and I'll do everything in my power to deliver with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes the results that he and I have been working so hard and so long to achieve together.
“As I say, I've worked very hard to get to this stage in my career, and I'm now massively looking forward to this next even more exciting stage. It's fantastic that all the sacrifices I've made are now paying off. For example, I remember very clearly the first day I left my family, when I was 15, to live in Germany to race in Formula BMW. It was tough for me - I was sleeping in a restaurant at that time - but the dream of one day becoming a Formula One driver kept me going through those difficult days.
“Finally, I'd like to thank my beloved family, who've encouraged me at every turn, and last but far from least the people of Mexico, my home country, whose magnificent support I'll do my very best to reward with future successes with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes.”
Hell Mercedes have even more mechanical failure. F1 should not bother to hire nigger, they betray you the first chance they got.
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Lewis Hamilton departs for Mercede In what promises to be the first of a series of huge Formula One announcements on Friday, the Woking team landed the first punch, getting out a press release regarding their signing of Perez before Mercedes could confirm Hamilton. It became apparent late on Thursday night that both moves, which have been in the offing for weeks, would happen.
McLaren, who had insisted right to the very end that they hoped to hang on to their 2008 world champion, said they had been swayed by Perez’s “hugely impressive giant-killing podium finishes” and “deft turn of speed”.
“In just two short years, Sergio has made a stunning impression on Formula One, taking a string of hugely impressive giant-killing podium finishes while combining a deft turn of speed with considerable maturity, and showcasing the potential ability to become one of the biggest stars in global motorsport,” read a McLaren statement.
“Sergio’s new deal means that he will begin a driving partnership with 2009 world champion Jenson Button. The Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team’s new driver line-up offers the perfect blend of youth and experience – a combination from which both sides of the garage will be set to benefit.
“While Sergio’s career with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes will begin in earnest in Melbourne next year, his future team remains absolutely committed to fighting for, and providing every opportunity to both Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton to contest, the 2012 drivers’ and constructors’ world championships.” s as McLaren sign Sergio Perez for 'perfect blend of youth and experience'
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh, meanwhile, paid tribute to the outgoing Hamilton, who has been on McLaren’s books since the age of 13. “It's entirely appropriate that I should take this opportunity to pass on our thanks to Lewis [Hamilton],” he said. “He wrote a huge chapter of his life and career with us, and was, and always will be, a fine member of an exclusive club: the McLaren world champions' club.
“It goes without saying that we all wish him well for the future, just as it also goes without saying that we hope and believe that Sergio, too, will become a member of that exclusive club before too long.”
Perez said he was thrilled to be joining McLaren, and hinted that his Mexican backers Telmex would continue to back him at the Woking team, who may soon be looking for a new title sponsor if Vodafone’s rumoured departure is confirmed.
“I’m thrilled and delighted to have become a Vodafone McLaren Mercedes driver,” Perez said. “The McLaren name is one of the greatest in the history of Formula One. For more than 40 years McLaren has been a team that every racing driver has aspired to drive for – I was brought up on the great stories of Ayrton Senna's many world championship triumphs for McLaren – and I'm truly honoured that they've chosen me to partner Jenson from 2013 onwards.
“I've spent the 2012 season working very hard to demonstrate my potential, but I've always remained humble and focused. I am, and always will be, extremely grateful to Peter [Sauber] and everybody at the Sauber Formula One team for their belief in me, and for giving me the chance to race in Formula One.
“In fact, they gave me the perfect opportunity to demonstrate what I can do – and I'm now equally grateful to Martin [Whitmarsh] and everyone at Vodafone McLaren Mercedes for giving me the chance to take this next very big step in my career.
“I'm under no illusion that it is indeed a very big step – as it would be for any driver – but I'm ready for it. So, while I'm still fully focused on doing my best for Sauber for the remainder of this season, I'm already massively looking forward to working with everyone at Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, and with Jenson, who's someone I’ve long admired as a brilliant driver and a great champion.
“I'd like to thank Carlos Slim Jr, who has helped me since I was 14 years old, without whom I wouldn't be where I am today. Our journey together over the past eight years has been an incredible one, and I'll do everything in my power to deliver with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes the results that he and I have been working so hard and so long to achieve together.
“As I say, I've worked very hard to get to this stage in my career, and I'm now massively looking forward to this next even more exciting stage. It's fantastic that all the sacrifices I've made are now paying off. For example, I remember very clearly the first day I left my family, when I was 15, to live in Germany to race in Formula BMW. It was tough for me - I was sleeping in a restaurant at that time - but the dream of one day becoming a Formula One driver kept me going through those difficult days.
“Finally, I'd like to thank my beloved family, who've encouraged me at every turn, and last but far from least the people of Mexico, my home country, whose magnificent support I'll do my very best to reward with future successes with Vodafone McLaren Mercedes.”
