[TheDevil]

o boy he will slowly forget how to smile as you might have seen in post qualification interview and also in podium

[medpal]

during presentations and post race interviews his face was like he has taken a litre of castor oil in the morning

poor chap could not withstand two huge attempts to overtake, and was not comfortable accepting defeat

[Agnel]

Originally Posted by medpal

during presentations and post race interviews his face was like he has taken a litre of castor oil in the morning

If he gets to read this... he'd cry even more...

[Safin]

looked normal enough to me
he just looked like a man who did't like being beaten whats wrong with that

[ApeX]

Originally Posted by Safin

looked normal enough to me
he just looked like a man who did't like being beaten whats wrong with that

a terrible loser! a man who can't face defeat but life isn't always rosy.
The sooner he realizes this the better it will be for him.

He tried the best he could, he gave it everything but his best was still not
enough. Actually, Alonso was ruing his saddest career decision.

[Safin]

a terrible loser! a man who can't face defeat but life isn't always rosy.
The sooner he realizes this the better it will be for him.

the point is if he is feeling bad thats good thing. SOme people can hide the emotions some can't. Either are fine. If he can come back and do well in the next race how does it matter.

No one feels great at the victory of some other person. Those who say they do are lying

[ApeX]

agreed upto a point but its wise not to show your true emotions in public
esp. when the man who has beaten you is your own team-mate.

i loved every bit of the fight between alonso and hamilton, kimi and massa.
i wish alonso and kimi all the best for the next race.

[Safin]

Yes Alonso should learn to control his emotions though he should not control his aggression and his will to win.

[ApeX]

controlled aggression is fine if u ask me
it yields better results