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woof
Original Poster
6,942 posts
146 months
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stephen300o
12,644 posts
97 months
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He didn't exactly flourish last time he was in a high pressure environment, maybe Williams would be a better place for him.
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dtrump
1,276 posts
60 months
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In the last few interviews Ive seen of him, I get the impression that he is deeply frustrated inside. Caterham havent delivered a decent car and he cant take their bulls  t anymore. imo he is easy peasy as good as Rosberg and quite possibly very near the top guys. He deserves another chance to prove his talent. Could Ferrari offer him 200k for a season, ditch massa, save cash and see what hes got to give?
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Allyc85
3,696 posts
55 months
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Heikki does seem to drive the balls off of the Caterham for very little reward! I think he deserves one more chance at a top team, especially if he is only to be considered a number 2 to Fred Alonso.
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Fire99
8,089 posts
98 months
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I think Heikki has proved that he can up his game. The stint at Caterham proves that he's got 100% out of the car and rarely delivered a less than brilliant performance.
Surely another crack in a competitive car is deserved.
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Streps
2,206 posts
35 months
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You can tell he is hungry for some podiums..
it would be nice to see what he could do in a better car.
Seems alot more confident.
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stephen300o
12,644 posts
97 months
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Streps said: You can tell he is hungry for some podiums..
it would be nice to see what he could do in a better car.
Seems alot more confident. Maybe the Caterham is a good car.
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fatboy69
4,811 posts
56 months
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Ferrari could,do worse - they could retain Massa!!!
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AlpineWhite
1,862 posts
64 months
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Let's not forget that whilst Heikki was soundly beaten on points by Hmailton when they were team mates, qualifying often told a different story; he was often fuelled a little heavier but the time gap to LH was often less than the supposed penalty of his extra fuel. He's always been quick!
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AlexS
890 posts
101 months
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woof said: Not sure about Ferrari. One of the reasons he moved to McLaren when Alonso went back to Renault was that Fernando didn't want him as a team mate.
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EDLT
14,580 posts
75 months
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 Has literally every driver except Massa and Alonso been linked to the second Ferrari seat? stephen300o said: Maybe the Caterham is a good car. You never know, Toyota's last F1 car looked quite fast in Kobayashi's hands even though they had stopped developing it and it was his first F1 race.
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Fantuzzi
1,428 posts
15 months
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fatboy69 said: Ferrari could,do worse - they could retain Massa!!! ME OW.
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Murph7355
9,415 posts
125 months
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Journeyman. Can't see Ferrari being remotely interested.
Williams would be a better fit as someone noted above.
I would have thought Ferrari will go for someone like Perez. Quicker raw talent, able to mould them etc.
Did he have a choice other than the Caterham seat?
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Podie
38,392 posts
144 months
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woof said: F1 career - 7 seasons, 1 win, 1 pole, 4 podiums. Not exactly a sparkling CV.
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doogz
18,686 posts
56 months
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Murph7355 said: Journeyman. Can't see Ferrari being remotely interested.
Williams would be a better fit as someone noted above.
I would have thought Ferrari will go for someone like Perez. Quicker raw talent, able to mould them etc.
Did he have a choice other than the Caterham seat? Dunno, he could fill the Ferrari seat for much cheapness for a year, leaving their options open with all this talk of a Vettel pre-contract etc.
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TonyHetherington
30,894 posts
119 months
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EDLT said: Has literally every driver except Massa and Alonso been linked to the second Ferrari seat? You do have a point 
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MrKipling43
5,297 posts
85 months
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TonyHetherington said: You do have a point That is true. I think it's a pretty decent shout though... they are after a number two. He'd make a good number two.
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DanDC5
6,926 posts
36 months
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Podie said: F1 career - 7 seasons, 1 win, 1 pole, 4 podiums.
Not exactly a sparkling CV. Look beyond that though and bar his time at Mclaren (where let's face it Lewis was always going to be their favourite and Heikki was there just to fill a space) he's not really been in competitive machinery.
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Pixelpeep
821 posts
11 months
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me and the OH have been saying for sometime the fella needs to hang up his helmet and move on to something more suited to his driving style... (like a valeter?)
I can see webber at ferrari and lewis at Redbull.....
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Podie
38,392 posts
144 months
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DanDC5 said: Podie said: F1 career - 7 seasons, 1 win, 1 pole, 4 podiums.
Not exactly a sparkling CV. Look beyond that though and bar his time at Mclaren (where let's face it Lewis was always going to be their favourite and Heikki was there just to fill a space) he's not really been in competitive machinery. Hmm. Seem to recall Fisichella was on a par performance/results wise?
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