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nish2280 wrote:where have you been living?FRAFPDD wrote:ah yes the monthly feel sorry for super heidfeld thread.Didnt realize there was one every month
FRAFPDD wrote:Same place as you.nish2280 wrote:where have you been living?FRAFPDD wrote:ah yes the monthly feel sorry for super heidfeld thread.Didnt realize there was one every month
Hammer278 wrote:At which point in his career was his 'chance' exactly?Agreed. The best car he had was the 07/08 BMW's, but they were only the 3rd best cars and still a relatively fair way of McLaren and Ferrari at the time
The Ram wrote:I do not feel sorry for him. He got his chance to shine. Ten boring years.you harsh soul
Goodbye, short beardy man. Back to the mines of Moria with you!
scotty wrote:Yup. He never got a shot in a car that could win races.Hammer278 wrote:At which point in his career was his 'chance' exactly?Agreed. The best car he had was the 07/08 BMW's, but they were only the 3rd best cars and still a relatively fair way of McLaren and Ferrari at the time
bmwpower wrote:Cool.FRAFPDD wrote:Same place as you.nish2280 wrote:where have you been living?FRAFPDD wrote:ah yes the monthly feel sorry for super heidfeld thread.Didnt realize there was one every month
Hexagram wrote:That's probably got a lot to do with why some people don't care. He fundamentally lacked the drive to winscotty wrote:Yup. He never got a shot in a car that could win races.Hammer278 wrote:At which point in his career was his 'chance' exactly?Agreed. The best car he had was the 07/08 BMW's, but they were only the 3rd best cars and still a relatively fair way of McLaren and Ferrari at the time
He gave the lead to Kubica in Canada, he should have fought. He could have won as he took 2nd comfortably.
nish2280 wrote:bmwpower wrote:Cool.FRAFPDD wrote:Same place as you.nish2280 wrote:where have you been living?FRAFPDD wrote:ah yes the monthly feel sorry for super heidfeld thread.Didnt realize there was one every month
FRAFPDD wrote:You ever wonder why there's always someone saying "give Heidfeld a seat"? think about thatnish2280 wrote:bmwpower wrote:Cool.FRAFPDD wrote:Same place as you.nish2280 wrote:where have you been living?FRAFPDD wrote:ah yes the monthly feel sorry for super heidfeld thread.Didnt realize there was one every month
ahah, sorry i didnt reply it was "my turn", i dont hate on heidfeld, i agree with the most avid fan of his with his skill, but christ SOME people have a bloody hard time getting over it, hes too old to get back into F1 as a non race winning driver (clever wording for those who were gonna mention schumi!), itd do him no harm to leave his "legacy" as it is, he had a good run. and i mean literally every month nish, theres always something saying "give heidfeld a seat!" gets a bit tedious despite his skill.
bmwpower wrote:FRAFPDD wrote:You ever wonder why there's always someone saying "give Heidfeld a seat"? think about thatnish2280 wrote:bmwpower wrote:Cool.FRAFPDD wrote:Same place as you.nish2280 wrote:where have you been living?FRAFPDD wrote:ah yes the monthly feel sorry for super heidfeld thread.Didnt realize there was one every month
ahah, sorry i didnt reply it was "my turn", i dont hate on heidfeld, i agree with the most avid fan of his with his skill, but christ SOME people have a bloody hard time getting over it, hes too old to get back into F1 as a non race winning driver (clever wording for those who were gonna mention schumi!), itd do him no harm to leave his "legacy" as it is, he had a good run. and i mean literally every month nish, theres always something saying "give heidfeld a seat!" gets a bit tedious despite his skill.
Jensonb wrote:You followed F1 long enough to know there's more then more then "lacked the drive to win", it has a lot to do with finding the right car. Button was lucky to get Brawn GP and win the Championship, did he "lack the drive to win" with McLaren?, from what I see he still had the same desire but not the right car to get him on the podium. F1 is the pinnacle of Motorsports and to "lacked the drive to win", you wouldn't be in F1 for so long like like Heidfeld, Massa, Ruben, Webber, Trulli, etc.. LOL when I hear people say "well you know he doesn't want to win"Hexagram wrote:That's probably got a lot to do with why some people don't care. He fundamentally lacked the drive to winscotty wrote:Yup. He never got a shot in a car that could win races.Hammer278 wrote:At which point in his career was his 'chance' exactly?Agreed. The best car he had was the 07/08 BMW's, but they were only the 3rd best cars and still a relatively fair way of McLaren and Ferrari at the time
He gave the lead to Kubica in Canada, he should have fought. He could have won as he took 2nd comfortably.
These guys are taugh and trained competitive sports at an early age.FRAFPDD wrote:Ignorant at it's bestbmwpower wrote:FRAFPDD wrote:You ever wonder why there's always someone saying "give Heidfeld a seat"? think about thatnish2280 wrote:bmwpower wrote:Cool.FRAFPDD wrote:Same place as you.nish2280 wrote:where have you been living?FRAFPDD wrote:ah yes the monthly feel sorry for super heidfeld thread.Didnt realize there was one every month
ahah, sorry i didnt reply it was "my turn", i dont hate on heidfeld, i agree with the most avid fan of his with his skill, but christ SOME people have a bloody hard time getting over it, hes too old to get back into F1 as a non race winning driver (clever wording for those who were gonna mention schumi!), itd do him no harm to leave his "legacy" as it is, he had a good run. and i mean literally every month nish, theres always something saying "give heidfeld a seat!" gets a bit tedious despite his skill.
You ever wonder why hes always out of a F1 seat? POW!
If you actually follow F1, you probably know that Heidfeld raced in F1 for TEN YEARS, new drivers come and go every year but to race at a top level for 10 years speaks volume for the man's talent.McLaren Racing opened its new state-of-the-art Rac[…]
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