Piquet retained - the world has gone MAD!
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http://www.crash.net/motorsport/f1/news/171483-0/r...
WTF!!!!!!!! He is Useless (in the HK league) - you think they are going to be good - but when you get down - Rubbish.
WTF!!!!!!!! He is Useless (in the HK league) - you think they are going to be good - but when you get down - Rubbish.
It's not that bad - just thrown in at the deep end - not enough time testing and given the B car. Alonso has the pick of the crop, mechanics, chassis, developements and he's one of the best drivers on the grid.
No team is 100% equal even Mclaren - sometime you just gel better with a mechanic/engineer and those relationships are vital.
You see it across motorsport - and always wonder why one driver is doing better than the other.
woof said:
It's not that bad - just thrown in at the deep end - not enough time testing and given the B car. Alonso has the pick of the crop, mechanics, chassis, developements and he's one of the best drivers on the grid.
No team is 100% equal even Mclaren - sometime you just gel better with a mechanic/engineer and those relationships are vital.
You see it across motorsport - and always wonder why one driver is doing better than the other.
Christ - that almost make sense!No team is 100% equal even Mclaren - sometime you just gel better with a mechanic/engineer and those relationships are vital.
You see it across motorsport - and always wonder why one driver is doing better than the other.
I would say that Piquet belongs somewhere like Toro Rosso, but they've turned it around, so they might even be too good. It would have made marketing sense for Bourdais to go to Renault and to really see where he stands, but apparently Flavio's got a problem with him.
I wanted Piquet to make good this season, but he looks pretty hopeless.
I wanted Piquet to make good this season, but he looks pretty hopeless.
VladD said:
stephen300o][cough]Kovalainen[/cough said:
[cough]Raikonnen[/cough] 
Edited by E30M3SE on Thursday 6th November 13:24
E30M3SE said:
VladD said:
stephen300o][cough]Kovalainen[/cough said:
[cough]Raikonnen[/cough] 
Edited by E30M3SE on Thursday 6th November 13:24
VladD said:
E30M3SE said:
VladD said:
stephen300o][cough]Kovalainen[/cough said:
[cough]Raikonnen[/cough] 
Edited by E30M3SE on Thursday 6th November 13:24
On the topic of Piquet JR, this is his rookie year.
E30M3SE said:
VladD said:
E30M3SE said:
VladD said:
stephen300o][cough]Kovalainen[/cough said:
[cough]Raikonnen[/cough] 
Edited by E30M3SE on Thursday 6th November 13:24
On the topic of Piquet JR, this is his rookie year.
VladD said:
E30M3SE said:
VladD said:
E30M3SE said:
VladD said:
stephen300o][cough]Kovalainen[/cough said:
[cough]Raikonnen[/cough] 
Edited by E30M3SE on Thursday 6th November 13:24
On the topic of Piquet JR, this is his rookie year.
BigBen said:
Think of Massa's early career compared to his driving most of this year, some people take time to get into their stride in F1, others don't of course...
The thing with Massa was that when he drove Saubers he drove at 10 tenths and over but had to learn that you can achieve better if you minimised the work rate in the cockpit ie. the smooth is fast cliche, he could achieve better results by driving 8/9 tenths.Massa reminds me of Casey Stoner. Stoner in his rookie year was quick but had plenty of offs and I'm sure we'll see the same progression with Jorge Lorenzo.
The thing with Piquet and possibly to some extent with Heikki is that they have the consistancy to keep it on the road but you do wonder if they have the speed.
entropy said:
BigBen said:
Think of Massa's early career compared to his driving most of this year, some people take time to get into their stride in F1, others don't of course...
The thing with Massa was that when he drove Saubers he drove at 10 tenths and over but had to learn that you can achieve better if you minimised the work rate in the cockpit ie. the smooth is fast cliche, he could achieve better results by driving 8/9 tenths.Massa reminds me of Casey Stoner. Stoner in his rookie year was quick but had plenty of offs and I'm sure we'll see the same progression with Jorge Lorenzo.
The thing with Piquet and possibly to some extent with Heikki is that they have the consistancy to keep it on the road but you do wonder if they have the speed.
Wait! Have I just found myself defending Piquet Jr?!!!
As to Stoner and Lorenzo - they at least had decent machinery in their rookie years....
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