- 01 Oct 12, 14:18#324089
Ferrari have announced that their shortlist for the 2nd seat is between Massa, Hulkenburg and Di Resta.
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Ferrari have announced that their shortlist for the 2nd seat is between Massa, Hulkenburg and Di Resta.
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Methink you could be right. He's a bright spark and a bright talent.
I find Hulk and Di Resta dull. Not saying they arent talented butwake me up when they've finnished speaking. And boringness aside, I thik perez is better.
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Embarrass Alonso? Ferrari wouldnt allow that. Even Kimi was set aside gracefully.
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Embarrass Alonso? Ferrari wouldnt allow that. Even Kimi was set aside gracefully.
Which is my point, that's why di Montezemolo claimed that Perez was too experienced to avoid pairing him with Alonso!
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Embarrass Alonso? Ferrari wouldnt allow that. Even Kimi was set aside gracefully.
Which is my point, that's why di Montezemolo claimed that Perez was too experienced to avoid pairing him with Alonso!
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Embarrass Alonso? Ferrari wouldnt allow that. Even Kimi was set aside gracefully.
Which is my point, that's why di Montezemolo claimed that Perez was too experienced to avoid pairing him with Alonso!
Too experienced? You mean he's wise to Alonso's shenanigans?
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Embarrass Alonso? Ferrari wouldnt allow that. Even Kimi was set aside gracefully.
Which is my point, that's why di Montezemolo claimed that Perez was too experienced to avoid pairing him with Alonso!
Too experienced? You mean he's wise to Alonso's shenanigans?
Alright, who stole myIN...experienced
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Embarrass Alonso? Ferrari wouldnt allow that. Even Kimi was set aside gracefully.
Which is my point, that's why di Montezemolo claimed that Perez was too experienced to avoid pairing him with Alonso!
Too experienced? You mean he's wise to Alonso's shenanigans?
Ferrari targeting di Resta and Hulkenberg makes no sense when they dismissed Perez as not being experienced enough when both di Resta and Hulkenberg only have two years F1 racing experience with on additional year as reserve driver. The only logic I can see is that Ferrari were afraid that Perez is too much of a talent and would embarrass Alonso!
Embarrass Alonso? Ferrari wouldnt allow that. Even Kimi was set aside gracefully.
Which is my point, that's why di Montezemolo claimed that Perez was too experienced to avoid pairing him with Alonso!
Too experienced? You mean he's wise to Alonso's shenanigans?
He should cope with Buttons shenanigans aliright then
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