bmwpower wrote:Don't know what Heidfeld will be driving next year, maybe in LeMans, maybe not in F1 but this man deserved better then a lowly team in F1 if he's resigned. Heidfeld said he became emotional in the final few laps in the Sauber, the original team where he started and where it will end, as a parting gift, BMW-Sauber gave Nick an F1 car (not Robert which tells you how important Nick was to the team). Good luck Nick.
Really? What did they give him?
Heidfeld is a very good driver and I'm surprised that he doesn't have a seat for next year already. He's quick, reliable, intelligent, good at setting the car up and a team-player. He might not have the out-right speed of Hamilton and Raikkonen, but he rarely makes mistakes and his smart driving often gets him in to great positions. Plus, he's pulled off some very exciting moves in his time in F1. I really hope he finds a seat in F1 next year, he deserves it.