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bud wrote:I'll be supporting McLaren as I always have been, and defending em from the evils of Ferrari.
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bud wrote:I'll be supporting McLaren as I always have been, and defending em from the evils of Ferrari.
The Oz wrote:I know...I just don't want Alguersuari to be replaced.suitcase wrote:replace Seb then??? Because Red Bull don't want to let go of that sort of talent, hence the reason of Toros Rosso.The Oz wrote:I'd like to see how Ricciardo would do - without replacing Jaime.suitcase wrote:I'm a massive fan of Algy and I'm Aussie! But I'd love to See Daniel get in, and he set the fastest time at Jerez in a year!!!!Big Azza wrote:Well it's obvious who I still support.DON'T SAY THAT
Vettel.
But other drivers I'll be watching are: Alonso, Hamilton, Webber, Kobayashi, and Daniel Ricciardo.
Because Algy will be dropped (sorry suitcase) and Daniel will take his place. Or has Algy already been dropped?Why do you think Ricciardo will replace him?
If a driver is brilliant then Red Bull Racing will have first dips on em since there at Toro Rosso. But if Red Bull are full with 2 top class drivers (like they already are), then the pther teams will get a go at the youngsters.
cap-dude wrote:No Riccardo for 2010. Just no!Exactly. Jaime only did half a season.
He's only out of British F3. He's signed for World Series by Renault for 2010. It's better he doesn't take things too fast and arse up his career. On the other hand, Alguesuari deserves a proper shot at a full season so we can see what he's really made of.
bud wrote:I'll be supporting McLaren as I always have been, and defending em from the evils of Ferrari.
spy-gate and lie-gate beg to differ
suitcase wrote:The Alguesuari situation is quite strange. He insisted he already agreed on a contract with Torro Rosso, but they beg to differ. I would think torro rosso would have already made a formal announcement that they were going to retain him IF they were going to...The Oz wrote:I know...I just don't want Alguersuari to be replaced.suitcase wrote:replace Seb then??? Because Red Bull don't want to let go of that sort of talent, hence the reason of Toros Rosso.The Oz wrote:I'd like to see how Ricciardo would do - without replacing Jaime.suitcase wrote:I'm a massive fan of Algy and I'm Aussie! But I'd love to See Daniel get in, and he set the fastest time at Jerez in a year!!!!Big Azza wrote:Well it's obvious who I still support.DON'T SAY THAT
Vettel.
But other drivers I'll be watching are: Alonso, Hamilton, Webber, Kobayashi, and Daniel Ricciardo.
Because Algy will be dropped (sorry suitcase) and Daniel will take his place. Or has Algy already been dropped?
If a driver is brilliant then Red Bull Racing will have first dips on em since there at Toro Rosso. But if Red Bull are full with 2 top class drivers (like they already are), then the pther teams will get a go at the youngsters.
CanadianF1Fan wrote: The Alguesuari situation is quite strange. He insisted he already agreed on a contract with Torro Rosso, but they beg to differ. I would think torro rosso would have already made a formal announcement that they were going to retain him IF they were going to...That's what I think too, but I don't want to think that way.
cap-dude wrote:close the gate when you leave.bud wrote:I'll be supporting McLaren as I always have been, and defending em from the evils of Ferrari.
suitcase wrote:I don't think they foresaw the costs involved in having to design their own car, though. Sources are claiming that they are looking for a driver who can bring sponsorship money to the team so that they can develop their car for next year.CanadianF1Fan wrote: The Alguesuari situation is quite strange. He insisted he already agreed on a contract with Torro Rosso, but they beg to differ. I would think torro rosso would have already made a formal announcement that they were going to retain him IF they were going to...That's what I think too, but I don't want to think that way.
Hopefully they are just having some contractual issues. They were always talking about how they were going to renew his contract, how they wanted him back, how he was doing fine, etc...
Denthúl wrote:Can you possibly send me one of these sources?suitcase wrote:I don't think they foresaw the costs involved in having to design their own car, though. Sources are claiming that they are looking for a driver who can bring sponsorship money to the team so that they can develop their car for next year.CanadianF1Fan wrote: The Alguesuari situation is quite strange. He insisted he already agreed on a contract with Torro Rosso, but they beg to differ. I would think torro rosso would have already made a formal announcement that they were going to retain him IF they were going to...That's what I think too, but I don't want to think that way.
Hopefully they are just having some contractual issues. They were always talking about how they were going to renew his contract, how they wanted him back, how he was doing fine, etc...
Denthúl wrote:Wasn't Alguersuari a sponsorship driver himself? He was backed by Repsol, now how the deal with Toro Rosso works, that much I don't know.suitcase wrote:I don't think they foresaw the costs involved in having to design their own car, though. Sources are claiming that they are looking for a driver who can bring sponsorship money to the team so that they can develop their car for next year.CanadianF1Fan wrote: The Alguesuari situation is quite strange. He insisted he already agreed on a contract with Torro Rosso, but they beg to differ. I would think torro rosso would have already made a formal announcement that they were going to retain him IF they were going to...That's what I think too, but I don't want to think that way.
Hopefully they are just having some contractual issues. They were always talking about how they were going to renew his contract, how they wanted him back, how he was doing fine, etc...
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