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Hailed as the next coming just a couple of years ago, has he delivered?
Certainly this year the car doesn't have the points that it deserves.
And now Williams are starting to be critical of him.
From James Allen:
“Inconsistency compromised a strong strategy and left Nico in P8 and with one point at race end.”
and
“Nico’s pace in the first stint was initially good, but we then struggled to maintain consistency, so we will have to investigate that.”
and
“Nico’s lap times were somewhat inconsistent, yes, and we are now looking carefully through all of the data and bodywork parts to determine what caused that.”
and
“Even if we think we have a faster car than how we currently stand in that table, the Constructors’ order is what the overall performance of our team is measured by. “
So do we have yet another team looking to employ Senna come mid season?
Certainly this year the car doesn't have the points that it deserves.
And now Williams are starting to be critical of him.
From James Allen:
“Inconsistency compromised a strong strategy and left Nico in P8 and with one point at race end.”
and
“Nico’s pace in the first stint was initially good, but we then struggled to maintain consistency, so we will have to investigate that.”
and
“Nico’s lap times were somewhat inconsistent, yes, and we are now looking carefully through all of the data and bodywork parts to determine what caused that.”
and
“Even if we think we have a faster car than how we currently stand in that table, the Constructors’ order is what the overall performance of our team is measured by. “
So do we have yet another team looking to employ Senna come mid season?
Duke of Rothesay said:
Hailed as the next coming just a couple of years ago, has he delivered?
Certainly this year the car doesn't have the points that it deserves.
And now Williams are starting to be critical of him.
From James Allen:
“Inconsistency compromised a strong strategy and left Nico in P8 and with one point at race end.”
and
“Nico’s pace in the first stint was initially good, but we then struggled to maintain consistency, so we will have to investigate that.”
and
“Nico’s lap times were somewhat inconsistent, yes, and we are now looking carefully through all of the data and bodywork parts to determine what caused that.”
and
“Even if we think we have a faster car than how we currently stand in that table, the Constructors’ order is what the overall performance of our team is measured by. “
So do we have yet another team looking to employ Senna come mid season?
Not checked it out, but are you quoting James Allen, or Williams GP Engineering? It makes quite a difference.Certainly this year the car doesn't have the points that it deserves.
And now Williams are starting to be critical of him.
From James Allen:
“Inconsistency compromised a strong strategy and left Nico in P8 and with one point at race end.”
and
“Nico’s pace in the first stint was initially good, but we then struggled to maintain consistency, so we will have to investigate that.”
and
“Nico’s lap times were somewhat inconsistent, yes, and we are now looking carefully through all of the data and bodywork parts to determine what caused that.”
and
“Even if we think we have a faster car than how we currently stand in that table, the Constructors’ order is what the overall performance of our team is measured by. “
So do we have yet another team looking to employ Senna come mid season?
andyps said:
Duke of Rothesay said:
Hailed as the next coming just a couple of years ago, has he delivered?
Certainly this year the car doesn't have the points that it deserves.
And now Williams are starting to be critical of him.
From James Allen:
“Inconsistency compromised a strong strategy and left Nico in P8 and with one point at race end.”
and
“Nico’s pace in the first stint was initially good, but we then struggled to maintain consistency, so we will have to investigate that.”
and
“Nico’s lap times were somewhat inconsistent, yes, and we are now looking carefully through all of the data and bodywork parts to determine what caused that.”
and
“Even if we think we have a faster car than how we currently stand in that table, the Constructors’ order is what the overall performance of our team is measured by. “
So do we have yet another team looking to employ Senna come mid season?
Not checked it out, but are you quoting James Allen, or Williams GP Engineering? It makes quite a difference.Certainly this year the car doesn't have the points that it deserves.
And now Williams are starting to be critical of him.
From James Allen:
“Inconsistency compromised a strong strategy and left Nico in P8 and with one point at race end.”
and
“Nico’s pace in the first stint was initially good, but we then struggled to maintain consistency, so we will have to investigate that.”
and
“Nico’s lap times were somewhat inconsistent, yes, and we are now looking carefully through all of the data and bodywork parts to determine what caused that.”
and
“Even if we think we have a faster car than how we currently stand in that table, the Constructors’ order is what the overall performance of our team is measured by. “
So do we have yet another team looking to employ Senna come mid season?
It is quoting James Allen who in turn is quoting Williams.
Post-race, Rosberg commented on a lack of predictability in the car's performance which meant he wasn't able to lap consistently.
Bit of Tabloidism in the OP perhaps?
Rosberg said:
I had a very good first few laps but, after ten laps or so, I started to experience a problem at the rear of the car which I've had all weekend," he reported, "Something inexplicable would just happen and affect the balance which caused a lot of oversteer. Oddly enough, it would then be okay again but, as this was happening throughout much of the race, I couldn't really push - and that really hurt me.
Which means that the team are investigating that - not that Rosberg has suddenly lost the ability to drive and is at risk of being replaced by Senna Bit of Tabloidism in the OP perhaps?
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