- 25 May 09, 00:37#121068
Yeah, unfortunately things can't last forever. In terms of development and setup, di Grassi is supposed to be good at that kind of thing, so he might be worth signing. He'd be pretty cheap, too.
lol why would it be broken?
Well, because I expect Ferrari have developed their car well enough by this point, and because it's about bloody time Rubens actually has some luck and wins that race!
Very good point
Could it also be his final GP?
Unfortunately, that could be the case. Unless he wins the title or finishes very close to Jenson, Ross could consider bringing in someone like di Grassi or Senna. I reckon Fry might think like that, too. Which would be a shame, because I think when Rubens leaves the sport I will cry.
I think Brawn would be stupid to replace him. They might not have a championship winning car next season, but at least Rubens would help more with development than say Senna. I suppose though F1 moves on, and new blood is always needed?
Yeah, unfortunately things can't last forever. In terms of development and setup, di Grassi is supposed to be good at that kind of thing, so he might be worth signing. He'd be pretty cheap, too.
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