Barrichello to ?
Discussion
Marcia said:
I would'nt have thought he'd be looking to change teams yet,not while he's still in with a shout of the ch'ship.
I would think he's definitely not looking to change teams.But I also think that the team are definitely looking to change drivers.
Which means Barri's out IMO. His only saving grace would be to become WDC but even then I still can't see him staying...
Would be ironic given Williams history of dropping champions for them to pick one up for a change.
Could be a good fit, he's certainly got the experience and is driving very well still. Just as long as he doesn't get chippy about young Nico being groomed as the next big thing and start feeling like he's not getting the teams full focus....
Could be a good fit, he's certainly got the experience and is driving very well still. Just as long as he doesn't get chippy about young Nico being groomed as the next big thing and start feeling like he's not getting the teams full focus....
oobster said:
Why would he be getting a seat fitting so early though? I imagine he won't be able to drive a Williams car until November at the earliest.
Foam moulds are made first, then the negative is made, then the final piece is made in Carbon.It is not a half hour "sit in the bin-bag" scenario like you will have in other formulae. The earlier it is done, the least hassle there will be when it comes to getting in the car for the first test. He will be back again to check the final seat for trimming and padding later.
Derek Smith said:
Is this how Brawn snared Merc, by buying Rosberg?
Maybe.. Maybe 
Also to be honest, the fact that this year has happened at all for Brawn is verging on remarkable so for this year having Button and Barrichello has been great.
However, as a sucessful team (this is beyond doubt now for this year) surely to go forward they want atleast one young and hungry talent rather than having 2 relateively 'old timer' drivers.
Project 644 said:
oobster said:
Why would he be getting a seat fitting so early though? I imagine he won't be able to drive a Williams car until November at the earliest.
Foam moulds are made first, then the negative is made, then the final piece is made in Carbon.It is not a half hour "sit in the bin-bag" scenario like you will have in other formulae. The earlier it is done, the least hassle there will be when it comes to getting in the car for the first test. He will be back again to check the final seat for trimming and padding later.
I reckon this is just a 'rumour' and in fact i suspect Rubens will stay at Brawn (i can't see the logic in them changing)
acf8181 said:
Project 644 said:
oobster said:
Why would he be getting a seat fitting so early though? I imagine he won't be able to drive a Williams car until November at the earliest.
Foam moulds are made first, then the negative is made, then the final piece is made in Carbon.It is not a half hour "sit in the bin-bag" scenario like you will have in other formulae. The earlier it is done, the least hassle there will be when it comes to getting in the car for the first test. He will be back again to check the final seat for trimming and padding later.
I reckon this is just a 'rumour' and in fact i suspect Rubens will stay at Brawn (i can't see the logic in them changing)
I agree that it could be a rumour, but it is a likely one. For sure

Forums | General Motorsport | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


