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By vaptin
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Ferrari have announced that their shortlist for the 2nd seat is between Massa, Hulkenburg and Di Resta.


But Di Resta is quite tall. . .

I see, presumably Bianchi in Force India if Massa is kicked :cloud9:

Source by the way? I'd like to read the wording, :http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/19789183

Notice Benson made sure to quote a source saying Hulkenburg deal already done.

Maybe Ferrari are just telling Massa he needs to keep driving well to get a deal, just to encourage him 8-)
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By myownalias
#324100
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!
By vaptin
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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!


No sense in that, if the got a good driver, it'd be worth not having Alonso, Ferrari race to win.

Maybe Mclaren got to Perez first, maybe he was just saying stuff to dismiss the rumours, maybe there is a difference with Di Resta and Hulkenburg.
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By f1ea
#324105
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!


To be honest... i think there was more than meets the eye...

In any case, Luca made a mistake in saying Perez is too inexperienced. Or maybe, they just didnt want him and looked for a diplomatic answer. I mean, the fact Mclaren got him doesn't mean he's "all that" just yet ;)

Embarrass Alonso? Ferrari wouldnt allow that. Even Kimi was set aside gracefully.
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By racechick
#324122
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 but :zzz: wake me up when they've finnished speaking. And boringness aside, I thik perez is better.
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By headless
#324125
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 but :zzz: wake me up when they've finnished speaking. And boringness aside, I thik perez is better.


I think Di Resta is incredibly attentive and knowledgeable, love listening to him.
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By myownalias
#324144
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!
By Hammer278
#324145
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!


I know this is a typo but it's still pretty funny....I wouldn't put it past Montezemolo to say this one day, anything to make Lord Fonzo happy. :hehe:
By andrew
#324146
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? :hehe:
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By myownalias
#324147
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? :hehe:

Alright, who stole my :censored: IN...experienced
By andrew
#324149
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? :hehe:

Alright, who stole my :censored: IN...experienced


It's a conspiracy....... :hehe:
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By racechick
#324150
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? :hehe:


He should cope with Buttons shenanigans aliright then :hehe:
By andrew
#324151
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? :hehe:


He should cope with Buttons shenanigans aliright then :hehe:


Button doesn't get up to any - he never has enough grip to be naughty.
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