- 11 Feb 12, 18:15#290395
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
madbrad wrote:So she told a Luca Badoer joke too?
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
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madbrad wrote:So she told a Luca Badoer joke too?
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
darwin dali wrote:You creepy old queen you.madbrad wrote:Tough room.
What's Burning? wrote:Who are you calling old???darwin dali wrote:You creepy old queen you.madbrad wrote:Tough room.I did watch the clip in its entirety though, just so I could make an informed response.
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Jensonb wrote:I'm sticking with Nelson Piquet Jr.Whoo! Those words might come back to bite!
He was terrible. And Romain Grosjean was almost as bad.
geetface9 wrote:Sebas.....oh nevermind.You were gonna say Bourdais?

madbrad wrote:YES!!geetface9 wrote:Sebas.....oh nevermind.You were gonna say Bourdais?
andrew wrote:We all know that was a fluke result, although he did well to keep himself up there after the SC pitted, without the SC he would have been well outside the points. A guy that wins British F3 and is runner-up GP2 should do much better in F1 than what he managed, he was almost always near the back in qualifying and rarely got points. He did have the odd good race like in France and Japan so he can't be called the worst F1 driver ever but overall he was a massive disappointment.rob91 wrote:Definitely not the worst driver in F1 ever but Nelson Piquet Junior was very poor considering how well he had done in lower formula categories.Piquet Jr wasn't that bad. You have to consider his team manager and his team mate - the guy didn't really have much of a chance. He did nearly win the German GP in 2008 (finished 2nd) after qualifying 17th, with Alonso finishing 11th. The skill was there but he did the right thing and ended up ruining his F1 career.
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