Stirling Moss says Vettel is a modern day Fangio

Yabba dabba doo!!! I'm the new Fangio! Yes!

While I am in principle in favour of inter-era driver comparisons, it should be noted that in this instance there are a number of discrepancies that should be taken into consideration before coming to an ultimate conclusion, much like similarly flawed comparisons to my pole position record of 1992 which, in my opinion, casually disregard the driving style required to take advantage of a hydropneumatic active suspension system among other technoligical innovations of the time, not to mention the quality of the opposing teams or indeed the credentials of the subject's team-mate, who in my case was the Italian-born Riccardo Patrese, an accomplished and vastly experienced driver who admittedly, in colloquial terms, stuck it to me in terms of qualifying results at the beginning of the 1991 season, only to be comprehensively usurped for the remainder of our relatively brief period as colleagues. In the case in question, one finds that this comparison is in fact humourously ironic in that Sebastian Vettel holds the record as the youngest F1 champion, whereas Juan Manuel Fangio holds the opposing, although not necessarily diametrically opposing, record of the oldest F1 drivers champion to date at, by today's standards, a rather mature 46.

Poor Hamilton, I can't for the life of me imagine what it's like to suddenly find out your team-mate is better than you.