Goodbye Villeneuve?
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Willo M900

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542 posts

241 months

Saturday 5th August 2006
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What a fantastic result for Robert Kubica in his F1 debut - qualified 9th for the grand prix, ahead of Heidfeld, and would still have been 12th even without Schumacher's, Alonso's and Button's woes. He reckons he screwed up a few bits of his fastest lap too. A bit of speculation on ITV that it could be the end of Villeneuve this time. What do you reckon?

Paul Dishman

5,347 posts

264 months

Saturday 5th August 2006
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Willo M900 said:
What a fantastic result for Robert Kubica in his F1 debut - qualified 9th for the grand prix, ahead of Heidfeld, and would still have been 12th even without Schumacher's, Alonso's and Button's woes. He reckons he screwed up a few bits of his fastest lap too. A bit of speculation on ITV that it could be the end of Villeneuve this time. What do you reckon?


You could well be right, but Nick Heidfeld had better pull his finger out as well

rubystone

11,254 posts

286 months

Saturday 5th August 2006
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Kubica is good, but thhen he has covered more miles in that car than either Villenueve or Heidfeld - by way of illustration, both Hill and Coulthard benefitted at Williams from their testing miles when they were promoted to the race team. I can't see any way back for JV though.

FourWheelDrift

92,133 posts

311 months

Saturday 5th August 2006
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Rumour has it that he's off to Nascar, Busch series then the full Nextel Cup the year after.

docevi1

10,430 posts

275 months

Saturday 5th August 2006
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what has happened to Villeneuve?

FourWheelDrift

92,133 posts

311 months

Saturday 5th August 2006
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docevi1 said:
what has happened to Villeneuve?


After his note from his mother didn't work claiming Jacques was feeling a bit dizzy and could be be excused PE this weekend, he's stuck a pair of pants on his head and stuck 2 pencils up his nose.