Yamashina warns Ralf...
Yamashina warns Ralf...
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Jungles

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Saturday 16th June 2007
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http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,21903280-...
News said:
RALF Schumacher has been warned to improve or lose his Formula One racing seat with the Toyota team.

Schumacher, 31, who is currently involved in talks about his future with the team, could be replaced by a younger driver, according to reports here today (AEST).

Toyota vice-chairman Tadashi Yamashina told the autosport.com website that he had made it clear it expects more from Schumacher, who scored a point at Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.

Yamashina said: "We communicate very well and I do push him. But I hope he will show better performance soon."

Germany's Adrian Sutil and Japan's Takuma Sato have both been linked with Toyota for next year, but Yamashina said: "Looking at the current situation, McLaren have a young driver who is getting results. Sometimes younger is better, but we are still analysing the route we will take in the future."

Agence France-Presse
Sutil or Sato, eh? So who will it be if Ralf (finally) get the flick?

Edited by Jungles on Saturday 16th June 14:54

FourWheelDrift

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Saturday 16th June 2007
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Williams-Toyota 3rd driver Kazuki Nakajima.

paulie-mafia

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Saturday 16th June 2007
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EDLT

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Sunday 17th June 2007
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Jungles said:
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,21903280-...
News said:
RALF Schumacher has been warned to improve or lose his Formula One racing seat with the Toyota team.

Schumacher, 31, who is currently involved in talks about his future with the team, could be replaced by a younger driver, according to reports here today (AEST).

Toyota vice-chairman Tadashi Yamashina told the autosport.com website that he had made it clear it expects more from Schumacher, who scored a point at Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.

Yamashina said: "We communicate very well and I do push him. But I hope he will show better performance soon."

Germany's Adrian Sutil and Japan's Takuma Sato have both been linked with Toyota for next year, but Yamashina said: "Looking at the current situation, McLaren have a young driver who is getting results. Sometimes younger is better, but we are still analysing the route we will take in the future."

Agence France-Presse
Sutil or Sato, eh? So who will it be if Ralf (finally) get the flick?

Edited by Jungles on Saturday 16th June 14:54
Now that would hurt.