- 17 Jun 11, 20:53#261365
acosmichippo wrote:Yes. That was so short sighted!racechick wrote:I don't think eddie's problem with that situation was that De La Rosa was just too old. The problem was he got thrown into a car which he was not used to driving, and nearly crashed in qualy (or was it P3?). If Sauber thought there was even a remote chance of Sergio not driving, which is always the case when concussions are involved, they should have had their own test driver prepped and ready to go. And they had no one.albertz33 wrote:I find it odd that age seems to make such a massive difference in this sport ( or so the commentators would have you think ) Eddie Jordon lambasted Sauber for putting DelaRosa in the drivers seat, saying he was 'too old' what is the major difference between a driver in his 20's and a driver in his 40's? Is it reaction time or is it physical?Probably its beleiving how invincible you are. That works better at twenty than forty.
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