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#129389
Hello Villeneuve(again), di Grassi, Senna, Rodriguez, Pantano(again), Hartley, Grosjean, Hulkenburg & di Resta! :wavey:


It would be better if Montoya came back instead of Villeneuve.


Whey!!! Now you're talking man!!!!
#129399
RED BULL RACING - Buemi and Vettel


:confused:


I think Webber will become disillutioned by Vet blowing his doors off this season


Despite the fact that, really, there hasn't been that much in between them. Sure, Vettel seems to have the qualifying pace, but only on two occasions has he really managed to make his strategies work for him. Webber is doing better throughout the entire grand prix.
#129436
If Rosberg does take the BMW seat for instance would Heidfeld be the natural replacement for him at Williams?

I doubt if Rosberg went to Mclaren then Williams would hire Kovalainen.
#129440
RED BULL RACING - Buemi and Vettel


:confused:


I think Webber will become disillutioned by Vet blowing his doors off this season

Disillusioned? Far from it, he's relishing the task of the upcoming youngster. He is only a couple and half a point off of the "next Schumi"...Webber's season so far has been hugely under-rated and he is by no means a second driver. Some may feel he's losing parts of his game, but his ability to stay out of trouble throughout races and the fact that he has a more than adequate car under his feet has meant that he is having his best season so far.
#129442
If Rosberg does take the BMW seat for instance would Heidfeld be the natural replacement for him at Williams?

I doubt if Rosberg went to Mclaren then Williams would hire Kovalainen.


Heidfeld back at Williams would be cool, but I don't think Rosberg would leave this season. Williams have a decent base to use for next year's car, whilst McLaren are still learning about the new regulations. Plus, he's having a good season. He has no podiums yet, but he knows that they are within reach (and not just through luck, like last season). He's already only 1.5 points away from his total score from last season and has only finished outside of the points twice in eight races. His luck hasn't been the best, either - he should have had more points. So overall, if I were Nico, I'd be quite happy with the season so far. :)
#129443
I think there may be a few familiar names exiting the sport at the end of the year. Barrichello may well be replaced by Senna :(
Heidfeld's future isn't secure...

Toyota may ditch Trulli and bring in the likes of Nakajima or Kobayashi to partner Glock.
#129465
I think there may be a few familiar names exiting the sport at the end of the year. Barrichello may well be replaced by Senna :(
Heidfeld's future isn't secure...

Toyota may ditch Trulli and bring in the likes of Nakajima or Kobayashi to partner Glock.


Barrichello being replaced by Senna? Ya, maybe.

Heidfeld finding no drive for himself at the end of the season? More than likely.

Toyota getting rid of Trulli? Not a hope.
#129469
RED BULL RACING - Buemi and Vettel


:confused:


I think Webber will become disillutioned by Vet blowing his doors off this season


Despite the fact that, really, there hasn't been that much in between them. Sure, Vettel seems to have the qualifying pace, but only on two occasions has he really managed to make his strategies work for him. Webber is doing better throughout the entire grand prix.


I agree. I was impressed with Vettel at Silverstone but even then Webber was baulked on his best quali lap. I certainly dont think Vettel has blown him away, not at all!
#129567
I think there may be a few familiar names exiting the sport at the end of the year. Barrichello may well be replaced by Senna :(
Heidfeld's future isn't secure...

Toyota may ditch Trulli and bring in the likes of Nakajima or Kobayashi to partner Glock.


Heidfeld finding no drive for himself at the end of the season? More than likely.


Yeah. But I can't see a justification for it. Nick is doing a lot better than Robert so far this year (so much for everyone who said Kubica was going to dominate).
#129573
I think there may be a few familiar names exiting the sport at the end of the year. Barrichello may well be replaced by Senna :(
Heidfeld's future isn't secure...

Toyota may ditch Trulli and bring in the likes of Nakajima or Kobayashi to partner Glock.


Heidfeld finding no drive for himself at the end of the season? More than likely.


Nick is doing a lot better than Robert so far this year.


Not really, BMW would have more than likely had a win already this season if Vettel had of just decided to give up his 2nd place in Oz a couple of corners earlier than he would have had to anyway. Kubica would have taken Button then on the last lap for sure, he was flying. Something you could never really say or hear about Nick doing or trying.

Kubica is moaning alot though while Nick is getting his head down and racing hard which is what you need to do when your car is a turd. If Nick did get a new BMW contract for next season I would be surprised though. I like the guy alot but I get the feeling BMW are just honouring his contract this season and hes on the way out.
#129660
Hello Villeneuve(again), di Grassi, Senna, Rodriguez, Pantano(again), Hartley, Grosjean, Hulkenburg & di Resta! :wavey:


It would be better if Montoya came back instead of Villeneuve.


Whey!!! Now you're talking man!!!!

Yah I would much rather have Juan return than Jacque.
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