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What's Burning? wrote:A lot must have changed since 2009! Certainly interesting news if it plays to be true.Or nothing has changed? I mean, we still have Massa who still hasn't completely recovered from his accident.
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!1Lemon wrote:Ej said kimi is signed and the deal is done.Cool. Case closed.
andrew wrote:Seems a bit odd rejoining a team that pretty much dumped him. If it is true it must be an extremely good deal!Alonso won't move to Lotus, I can't see him going technically back to Renault after their technical director is going to Ferrari. I like if Kimi does return, that leaves a nice open seat in Lotus.
There's a rumour that Alonso and Raikkonen are basically just swapping places. Would make a degree of sense as I can't see Raikkonen playing 2nd fiddle. Surely he'll be wanting to win races and championships, not be the rear gunner? At te same time, I can't see Alonso taking a step backwards.
1Lemon wrote:An open seat for Hulkenberg.andrew wrote:Seems a bit odd rejoining a team that pretty much dumped him. If it is true it must be an extremely good deal!Alonso won't move to Lotus, I can't see him going technically back to Renault after their technical director is going to Ferrari. I like if Kimi does return, that leaves a nice open seat in Lotus.
There's a rumour that Alonso and Raikkonen are basically just swapping places. Would make a degree of sense as I can't see Raikkonen playing 2nd fiddle. Surely he'll be wanting to win races and championships, not be the rear gunner? At te same time, I can't see Alonso taking a step backwards.
andrew wrote:Di Resta*1Lemon wrote:An open seat for Hulkenberg.andrew wrote:Seems a bit odd rejoining a team that pretty much dumped him. If it is true it must be an extremely good deal!Alonso won't move to Lotus, I can't see him going technically back to Renault after their technical director is going to Ferrari. I like if Kimi does return, that leaves a nice open seat in Lotus.
There's a rumour that Alonso and Raikkonen are basically just swapping places. Would make a degree of sense as I can't see Raikkonen playing 2nd fiddle. Surely he'll be wanting to win races and championships, not be the rear gunner? At te same time, I can't see Alonso taking a step backwards.
2 top dogs in 1 team will be awkward for Ferrari.
1Lemon wrote:Grosjean should have been given the boot long ago. di Resta and Hulkenberg would be a good pairing.andrew wrote:Di Resta*1Lemon wrote:An open seat for Hulkenberg.andrew wrote:Seems a bit odd rejoining a team that pretty much dumped him. If it is true it must be an extremely good deal!Alonso won't move to Lotus, I can't see him going technically back to Renault after their technical director is going to Ferrari. I like if Kimi does return, that leaves a nice open seat in Lotus.
There's a rumour that Alonso and Raikkonen are basically just swapping places. Would make a degree of sense as I can't see Raikkonen playing 2nd fiddle. Surely he'll be wanting to win races and championships, not be the rear gunner? At te same time, I can't see Alonso taking a step backwards.
2 top dogs in 1 team will be awkward for Ferrari.
Edit: Di Resta and Hulkenberg, as I can't see them keeping Grosjean again either?
1Lemon wrote:Ej said kimi is signed and the deal is done.EJ would do a better job as a stand-up comedian, the way he keeps hopping around as though busting for a pee each time he makes a (usually ridiculous) point.
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