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[prozac26]

Has there ever been a man as arrogant in Formula One with so little achieved to even back it up? Apart from Ralf Schumacher, of course.

Scott Speed!!!

Low blow.

[Gaz]

I can't stand the man either, awful. someone should take his license off him, he's a danger to other drivers!

Lol hes not as bad as Yuji Ide

4 races 3 crashes Banned from F1

[Kate]

I can't stand the man either, awful. someone should take his license off him, he's a danger to other drivers!

Lol hes not as bad as Yuji Ide

4 races 3 crashes Banned from F1

why is it always the japanese?!

[Gaz]

I can't stand the man either, awful. someone should take his license off him, he's a danger to other drivers!

Lol hes not as bad as Yuji Ide

4 races 3 crashes Banned from F1

why is it always the japanese?!

dunno, fish diet?

[Hanwombat]

Sato just keeps coming back

[headless]

I really dont mind Sato

[7UpJordan]

Sato just keeps coming back

And he'll probably break the record for the most races without a win at this rate if he is "let back in".

[McLaren Fan]

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=K0e0GWCzpD4

How many times does he manage to spin - with traction control.

[Rorschach]

OK, serious question. Why in holy hell aren't there more drivers coming out of Japan? Generally ignorant of the details of Japanese racing and don't follow it much so anyone who knows please enlighten me. They have a rich racing landscape and have done for some time (I thought anyway) but you only hear about one or two and they usually disappoint when given a chance. I don't entirely dislike Nakajima and think he might improve somewhat after an up and down season but after that....any world beaters on the horizon or is Japan to the world of F1 what England is to the world of football?

[8-ball]

I don't know why motorsport is not as popular in Japan considering they have some of the worlds biggest car makers on their shores. There is no real competition in Japanese motorsport, all the drivers that do compete are mediocre at best and hence we end up with people like Sato.

He only gets his seat because he is great PR for the team to the Japanese population.

[scotty]

or is Japan to the world of F1 what England is to the world of football?

What a bizarre comment

[darwin dali]

Maybe this explains some

[Denthúl]

I don't know why motorsport is not as popular in Japan considering they have some of the worlds biggest car makers on their shores. There is no real competition in Japanese motorsport, all the drivers that do compete are mediocre at best and hence we end up with people like Sato.

He only gets his seat because he is great PR for the team to the Japanese population.

Nakajima, at least, seems to be a good driver. Maybe not on the level of Hamilton, Kubica, Rosberg and Vettel, but he's definitely solid-enough.

[McLaren Fan]

Well, he has done anything too erratic yet.

[scotty]

Except for that time he, you know, kinda ran over his pit crew.