- 01 Nov 13, 22:14#378944
But one is better.
I'm a Lewis Hamilton h8r and it burns my @ss that he's now a two time WDC.
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NHcheese wrote:But one is better.Yeah, I also think McLaren picked the wrong "prospect" last season. In hindsight they should have taken Hulkenburg, but to be fair Perez did well last season. To sack perez now would be them admitting they made a mistake. Plus I think Perez has done enough to deserve another season, he has matched Button in the last few races on pace.
LiamCatterson wrote:Contrary to your popular belief, I am not certain. I don't think Maldonado is going to McLaren, it's either Williams again (which is unlikely) or Lotus since they've been keen to try and bring him aboard. I think Perez and Button will be in McLaren next year because lets face it, Perez hasn't done too bad this season, I mean not better than Button, but that wasn't the target. Plus, next year COULD prove vital for them, so I don't think we can judge Perez's first year in McLaren, but next year...Maybe...And if they give him the boot, I have a positive feeling they'll swoop for either Di Resta (Who has an uncertain future) or Hulkenberg if he is not confirmed for Lotus...hmmn, your opinion I think is based on a belief that Mclaren can afford to pick drivers on merit and not for sponsorship. If that is the case Hulkenburg surely would be confirmed by now considering the admission that the team initially wanted Hulk over Perez and were overruled by Whitmarsh. And that since then Hulk ans proven to be better than Perez pound for pound.


Ferrari man 009 wrote:That's true, and Grosjean has done it without losing the speed he has shown at times in the past. It seems his work with Sir Jackie has paid off. Hard to assess Maldo's year. The car really has held him back.Jabberwocky wrote:James Allen has said that if Lotus sign the deal with Quantum then The Hulk is in. However if the deal falls through Maldonardo has itMakes sense. If Quantum come in with money, they can afford Hulkenburg who will get them good results. If they dont have the money they will go for Maldonado who has money and, as he showed in 2012, potential. Maldonado in 2012 was like Grosjean, and to be fair both have crashed far less this year!
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CookinFlat6 wrote:Hulk ans proven to be better than Perez pound for pound.
geetface9 wrote:Consistency is the name of the game to be noticed by the top teams. Last year Sauber had a very good car, the best really when it came to tire preservation and we didn't have the ridiculousness of the tires we saw this year. So if they played their cards right a podium was within reach just from the right strategy, not necessarily the right driving. What the Hulk did to keep Lewis Hamilton behind him, Lewis Hamilton, the guy renowned for overtakes, he kept him behind in a very mature very clean way. I don't think Perez would have been capable of that performance.CookinFlat6 wrote:Hulk ans proven to be better than Perez pound for pound.
A bit bold, although I can see your reasoning since hulk has more points than perez this year. However, perez does have three podiums in a sauber to hulk's zero.

Denthúl wrote:Quantum deal is apparently done: http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/111124" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Fingers crossed.
Should be good news for Nico.

LewEngBridewell wrote:Its the least Nico deserves. Lets not forget that he was heading to Ferrari until Lotus failed to pay Kimi and he put himself on the market - so he was very unlucky with that. Lotus is a great chance to show what he can do at a team capable of regular podiums and wins.Denthúl wrote:Quantum deal is apparently done: http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/111124" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Fingers crossed.
Should be good news for Nico.

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