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[Jamie]

Piquet to Campos?

not a bad prediction!!!

[Denthúl]

Piquet to Campos?

not a bad prediction!!!

It could work out for them. Piquet is talented and they could grab Pedro de la Rosa for some experience.

[KyrosV]

Where ya been KyrosV?

you know... relaxing

did everyone miss me or something?

[racechick]

Where ya been KyrosV?

you know... relaxing

did everyone miss me or something?

Yey! course we did!!

[headless]

Where ya been KyrosV?

you know... relaxing

did everyone miss me or something?

Yey! course we did!!

Nah

[darwin dali]

Briatore isn't exactly that kind of guy, and is too busy fellating Alonso anyway.

[racechick]

As I've said, I think Piquet has the talent. Things have gone pear-shaped, but it would be wrong to throw him on the scrapheap. It seems as though he's the sort of driver who needs somebody to put their arms round him. Briatore isn't exactly that kind of guy, and is too busy fellating Alonso anyway.

He seemed happy in GP2 and A1 but not in F1. I hope he gets another drive and blossoms.

[texasmr2]

I personaly believe that his dad Nelson is not helping Jr's situation or motivation.

[Big Azza]

What about for 2010 you have this:

Team: Renault (France)
1st Driver: Bourdais (France)
2nd Driver: Grosjaen (France)


The names Piquet and Campos seem to fit nicely together, like Alonso and Ferrari.

[7UpJordan]

What about for 2010 you have this:

Team: Renault (France)
1st Driver: Bourdais (France)
2nd Driver: Grosjaen (France)


The names Piquet and Campos seem to fit nicely together, like Alonso and Ferrari.

I would like to see Bourdais at Renault, but sadly Flavio wouldn't allow it because he doesn't like him and thinks he is "too old" because over the winter, there were rumours that Bourdais was going to replace Piquet.

[al4x]

after this race, get out that seat before the end of the season...

hmm 2 seats for next year, ... 2 rookies, another bad year most likely. ooh 2006 seems soo long ago lol

[McLaren Fan]

From autosport.com:

Piquet and Briatore in war of words

By Michele Lostia and Pablo Elizalde Tuesday, July 28th 2009, 11:35 GMT

A war of words between Renault boss Flavio Briatore and Nelson Piquet has increased speculation that the Brazilian driver is unlikely to finish the season with the team.

Piquet admitted ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix that his place at the team was in doubt, with rumours having already suggested he could have been absent from the Hungaroring race, where the Brazilian qualified in 15th and finished in 12th.

Speaking to Autosprint magazine, Briatore said he expected more from Piquet and was critical of the driver for "opening the book of excuses" for his lack of results.

"I've always been fair with my drivers," Briatore was quoted as saying by Autosprint. "I expected more from Piquet because this is his second year with a full-time drive. He's done less testing compared to Alonso, but Webber as well tested less than Vettel because of his broken leg, but look where he is now.

"When a driver lacks results, he opens the book of excuses and begins: the fault is the weather's, a spectator's sunglasses, a spin on the straight, this and that...

"It's not true that there's a technical difference of seven tenths between Alonso's and Piquet's car. If that was true, we'd have a car capable of winning the title, and that unfortunately isn't the case. The technical difference has always been minimal and never longer than one race."

Piquet, who is yet to score a point this season, was critical of his team boss, saying he only thinks about money.

The Brazilian driver claimed Briatore, who left Sunday's race before it was over after Fernando Alonso had retired, has no respect for him.

"Flavio is a business man, but he doesn't understand s*** about F1," Piquet was quoted as saying by the Italian magazine. "He's my manager, but in his role of team boss he doesn't respect me.

"He only thinks about money, at how much money he can pocket in everything he's involved, he's a man with no friends. Every day everyone asks me what's going on, so why should I always keep quiet?

"Webber has been in F1 since 2001, he started in a different era, when testing wasn't limited. He's probably done more than 20,000 kms in testing, so it's not a fair comparison. Now the situation is more difficult for a driver with little experience.

"And besides that, I have to fight against Briatore and Alonso himself, who is a fantastic driver. When I wasn't competitive in qualifying, I was the first to own up to it. But if Briatore doesn't understand that, what can I do?"

[headless]

Piquet has got a point, but he is defo out after that.
saying Briatore has not friends

[Frosty]

LMAO I think Piquet will have no drive after that interview! Saying your team boss 'doesn't understand s*** about F1' is not a wise thing.

[vaptin]

Good for piquet - stick it to the man!

It's about time, but he is so dead meat