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[darwin dali]

Besides: he hasn't seen a phenomenal comeback? Hm, Prost comes to mind...

Add Niki Lauda to that list, even though he has a habit of promoting his comeback shamelessly.

Yeah, was thinking of him as well, but don't like him as much as AP

[EwanM]

Besides: he hasn't seen a phenomenal comeback? Hm, Prost comes to mind...

Add Niki Lauda to that list, even though he has a habit of promoting his comeback shamelessly.

Yeah, was thinking of him as well, but don't like him as much as AP

Ah Niki, a great man. A great man.

[vaptin]

I haven't got a clue what Webbers problem actually is, drivers can only drive the car their sat in. If he's so desperate why doesn't he volunteer to drive a manual and without power steering.

He and every driver on the gird are subject to the same regulations (with Max being forced to back down anyway), I doubt the new drivers had much of a say in them, so he should just get in and drive.

[bud]

Besides: he hasn't seen a phenomenal comeback? Hm, Prost comes to mind...

having a year off with a plan of driving again the next year, isnt exactly the same as Schumi who thought he had retired for good.

[darwin dali]

Besides: he hasn't seen a phenomenal comeback? Hm, Prost comes to mind...

having a year off with a plan of driving again the next year, isnt exactly the same as Schumi who thought he had retired for good.

Hm, did MS really think that? I'd think his extra-curricular racing antics say otherwise...

[bud]

Besides: he hasn't seen a phenomenal comeback? Hm, Prost comes to mind...

having a year off with a plan of driving again the next year, isnt exactly the same as Schumi who thought he had retired for good.

Hm, did MS really think that? I'd think his extra-curricular racing antics say otherwise...

from F1, he did say he thought he wouldn't come back to it.

[darwin dali]

Besides: he hasn't seen a phenomenal comeback? Hm, Prost comes to mind...

having a year off with a plan of driving again the next year, isnt exactly the same as Schumi who thought he had retired for good.

Hm, did MS really think that? I'd think his extra-curricular racing antics say otherwise...

from F1, he did say he thought he wouldn't come back to it.

Dunno, he may have said that, but...

[texasmr2]

I believe bud is right as I vaguely remember Schumi saying something along those lines but that is neither here nor there. Now I was just taken aback by Webbers comments but he has always been very outspoken so I guess I should not be that surprised.

[headless]

good to have outspoken gentlemen

[texasmr2]

good to have outspoken gentlemen

and atleast he is whinging and not crying like some....

[Cubejam]

It's all mind games. They're trying to put them down, demoralise them. Ferrari in particular are obsessive demoralisers. Bull ers

[texasmr2]

It's all mind games. They're trying to put them down, demoralise them. Ferrari in particular are obsessive demoralisers. Bull ers

It could also be viewed that Ferrari are the masters of 'mind games' , experience plays dividends no matter what side one is on .

Anyway we are discussing a certain driver here not a certain team .

[Jensonb]

To be fair, I can kind of see his point. With the exception of Kobayashi and The Hulk, I don't really rate any of this year's rookies. Maybe Senna.

[headless]

To be fair, I can kind of see his point. With the exception of Kobayashi and The Hulk, I don't really rate any of this year's rookies. Maybe Senna.

Well thats that then

[Cubejam]

Webber was a rookie once, Massa too. He wasn't exactly exceptional in his early days