- 01 Aug 11, 23:40#269118
Ah, if only Kubica could drive by then (which I really doubt). Kubica in Red Bull. As a McLaren guy myself, that would make me crap my pants. But it would be pure awesome.
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andrew wrote:If he didn't spin in Korea last year, it would be his RB that has the number 1 on it.myownalias wrote:Webber is not championship material regardless. He's never really set the track alight and there are younger faster drivers around.andrew wrote:But would Webber be interested in them?That depends on whether he is racing because he loves racing or extending his career for the big money that RB offers, let's face it he is never going to win a title with RB with golden boy around!
kerc wrote:Ah, if only Kubica could drive by then (which I really doubt). Kubica in Red Bull. As a McLaren guy myself, that would make me crap my pants. But it would be pure awesome.Last I heard (about a month ago), Kubica was still targeting a return for Brazil THIS year.
kerc wrote:Ah, if only Kubica could drive by then (which I really doubt). Kubica in Red Bull. As a McLaren guy myself, that would make me crap my pants. But it would be pure awesome.Found an article which said Kubica hopes to race in 2012, so you never know what the future holds. You're right though, it would be very scary! Although personally I'd prefer to see him in a Ferrari. That's just me.

bud wrote:I sincerely doubt it. Vettel is faster.andrew wrote:If he didn't spin in Korea last year, it would be his RB that has the number 1 on it.myownalias wrote:Webber is not championship material regardless. He's never really set the track alight and there are younger faster drivers around.andrew wrote:But would Webber be interested in them?That depends on whether he is racing because he loves racing or extending his career for the big money that RB offers, let's face it he is never going to win a title with RB with golden boy around!
What's Burning? wrote:So much for driver academies.Too right!!
Frontrunner wrote:Ricciardo replacing Webber in the future like Marko said would be all sweet for me as its a aussie reaplacing a aussie so no problems there for me. I'm already a massive fan of Ricciardo and I hope he can have a great future in F1. I wonder if Marko has sort of given up slightly on Buemi and Algey and is thinking that Ricciardo is the best man to be taking Webber's seat when the time comes.I've got my fingers crossed for Ricciardo too. He's a very likeable character, a top driver and with HRT should hopefully give him a little experience. It's the first time in a long time I've consistently been interested in the battle of the tail-enders. Luizzi and Daniel have been pretty comparable so far, and I predict Ricciardo will rise above for the last half of the season.

Frontrunner wrote:What's Burning? wrote:So much for driver academies.Too right!!
Toro Rosso has been a F1 drivers grave (except Vettel) so maybe Ricciardo starting at HRT might not be a bad thing at all.
andrew wrote:You doubt what? That doesnt make sense to what I said. Webber was leading most of last year more than any other driver and nearly did win the title and you say he is not championship material. Its true this year he has struggled but given Marko's ways who knows what Redbull are doing to him.bud wrote:I sincerely doubt it. Vettel is faster.andrew wrote:If he didn't spin in Korea last year, it would be his RB that has the number 1 on it.myownalias wrote:Webber is not championship material regardless. He's never really set the track alight and there are younger faster drivers around.andrew wrote:But would Webber be interested in them?That depends on whether he is racing because he loves racing or extending his career for the big money that RB offers, let's face it he is never going to win a title with RB with golden boy around!
bud wrote:He choked at a crucial moment. You are looking for a conspiracy where one does not exist. Marko is just an advisor and as far as I know works as Mateschitz's eyes and ears in the pit garage. He voices his opinion but I doubt he has any real say in the goings on of team management. Ultimately that is down to Mateschitz and Horner.andrew wrote:You doubt what? That doesnt make sense to what I said. Webber was leading most of last year more than any other driver and nearly did win the title and you say he is not championship material. Its true this year he has struggled but given Marko's ways who knows what Redbull are doing to him.bud wrote:I sincerely doubt it. Vettel is faster.andrew wrote:If he didn't spin in Korea last year, it would be his RB that has the number 1 on it.myownalias wrote:Webber is not championship material regardless. He's never really set the track alight and there are younger faster drivers around.andrew wrote:But would Webber be interested in them?That depends on whether he is racing because he loves racing or extending his career for the big money that RB offers, let's face it he is never going to win a title with RB with golden boy around!
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