Would rather see Kimi return than Schumacher. Still takes a seat away from someone who might be an up and coming though, which is a bit of a shame.
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Kimi's back!
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Posted 6 months ago #
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Still takes a seat away from someone who might be an up and coming though
Not sure it does really
It's obvious that Kubica isn't going to be back for the start of the season so they needed to fill that seat and I can't imagine they'd want to have 2 young guns again next season.
Posted 6 months ago # -
Any driver who enters and wins a longdistance snowmobile race under the pseudonym james hunt is ok by me. Glad to see him back in F1.
Posted 6 months ago # -
wish he'd bloody cheer up!
Posted 6 months ago # -
rockfield, wasnt that a powerboat race?
Posted 6 months ago # -
@scruff no - definitely snowmobiles:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/7055633.stmPosted 6 months ago # -
At I ache: me! And few others work at williams
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'A week later he won the Australian Grand Prix. 'James Hunt' made another appearance later in the year, competing in a powerboat race in Hanko, Finland, dressed in a gorilla costume.'
Posted 6 months ago # -
Maldonado must have lots of money behind him to make up for his spectacular lack of speed and charm.
Where would a Columbian find lots of money?
I always thought Hulkenberg would shine a bit more at Williams last year, but no.
I'd like Senna to stay in F1, just for old times.
Posted 6 months ago # -
You mean Pastor Maldonado, the VENEZUELAN who happens to be driving on a team sponsored by the VENEZUELAN state-owned PDVSA oil company?
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Maldonado must have lots of money behind him to make up for his spectacular lack of speed and charm.
A lack of speed that enabled him to win the 2010 GP2 championship?
I always thought Hulkenberg would shine a bit more at Williams last year, but no.
I think a pole position in that car shone pretty well.
Posted 6 months ago # -
Maldonado must have lots of money behind him to make up for his spectacular lack of speed and charm.
He has got lots of money behind him, for now - that could change rapidly
I always thought Hulkenberg would shine a bit more at Williams last year, but no.
As above, he did
He'll go even better in the FI next yearPosted 6 months ago # -
He didn't shine that much to be slung out on his arse, and to be replaced by the worst driver that Williams has ever had (by results)
Posted 5 months ago # -
Which race was it that got stopped cos of massive rain and whilst everyone is worrying about the restart, would it happen or not, what visor to change to, what to do with tyres and so on, Kimi just sacked it and was seen wandering out of the pits in his shorts and flip flops munching a a choc ice.
I like the irreverance but can see why it might be at odds with the corporate sponsers and therefore cash for the team.
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Malaya 2009
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