2007 F1 drivers

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SamHH

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217 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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Anyone care to hazard a guess at who'll be driving where in F1 next year?

My guess:

Renault:
Fisichella
Kovalainen

Ferrari:
Schumacher
Raikkonen

McLaren:
Alonso
Paffett

Honda:
Button
Barrichello

Williams:
Webber
Rosberg

Red Bull:
Coulthard
Montoya

BMW Sauber:
Heidfeld
Kubica

Toyota:
Trulli
R. Schumacher

Toro Rosso:
Hamilton
Speed

Midland:
Albers
Piquet

Super Aguri:
Sato
Davidson


Edited by SamHH on Tuesday 27th June 23:39

cj_eds

1,567 posts

222 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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don't see Villeneuve not being in the sport.

deevlash

10,442 posts

238 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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Renault:
Fisichella
Raikonen

Ferrari:
Schumacher
Coulthard

McLaren:
Alonso
Hamilton

Honda:
Button
Barrichello

Williams:
Webber
Rosberg

Red Bull:
Liuzzi
Ralf Schumacher

BMW:
Heidfeld
Kubica

Toyota:
Trulli
dont know (maybe Coulthard if i get the other prediction wrong)

Torro Rosso:
Kovalienen
Speed

Midland:
Anyone with a super licence and a rich daddy or jos verstappen

Super Aguri:
Sato
somebody of oriental origin

SamHH

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Tuesday 27th June 2006
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cj_eds said:
don't see Villeneuve not being in the sport.



Well he was without a drive for most of 2004. I hope he stays next year but I'm thinking BMW will want to get Kubica in and I can't see them dropping their German driver.

SamHH

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Tuesday 27th June 2006
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deevlash said:


Ferrari:
Schumacher
Coulthard


I would love to see Coulthard get that seat, although I'm cringing at the idea of cheering on a Ferrari driver. It would make sense for Ferrari if they can only get one of either Raikkonen or Schumacher.

deevlash

10,442 posts

238 months

Tuesday 27th June 2006
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Ferrari need someone to get points regularly and dc fits the bill there, he might even stick it to schumacher (maybe) but apparently Toyota are less than pleased with their current line up and are wondering why they didnt sign him in the 1st place as hes an excellent development driver. Plus Ralf is mince and gets paid too much, hes like the duncan ferguson of F1

FourWheelDrift

88,551 posts

285 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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Renault:
Fisichella
Raikonnen

Ferrari:
Schumacher
Massa

McLaren:
Alonso
Hamilton

Honda:
Button
Barrichello

Williams:
Montoya
Rosberg

Red Bull:
Coulthard
Klien

BMW Sauber:
Heidfeld
Villeneuve

Toyota:
Webber
R. Schumacher

Toro Rosso:
Liuzzi
Speed

Midland:
Albers
Montiero

Super Aguri:
Sato
Yamamoto

flemke

22,865 posts

238 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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FourWheelDrift said:


Toyota:
Webber
R. Schumacher
I'd agree with much of what you suggest in your list.

One exception: about a week ago, Trulli signed a contract extension with Toyota that lasts until '09.

FourWheelDrift

88,551 posts

285 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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Webber for R.Schumacher then I can't see both staying for next year.

killer2005

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229 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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Hope Villeneuve stay in F1. He's been very good of late

egomeister

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264 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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killer2005 said:
Hope Villeneuve stay in F1. He's been very good of late


Apart from stuffing it into the armco in Canada.... but yes, he has been driving well.

dinkel

26,959 posts

259 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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Where's Doornbos?

He's to stay with Red Bull . . . they say.

Edited by dinkel on Wednesday 28th June 08:56

robbiemeister

1,307 posts

271 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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killer2005 said:
Hope Villeneuve stay in F1. He's been very good of late


No chance with Ned in charge.

robbiemeister

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271 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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egomeister said:
killer2005 said:
Hope Villeneuve stay in F1. He's been very good of late


Apart from stuffing it into the armco in Canada.... but yes, he has been driving well.


Ah Ha! Excellent insight - looks like we've got a replacement for The Cock.

robbiemeister

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271 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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flemke said:
FourWheelDrift said:


Toyota:
Webber
R. Schumacher
I'd agree with much of what you suggest in your list.

One exception: about a week ago, Trulli signed a contract extension with Toyota that lasts until '09.


True - lee.

Congrats on your 8th BTW.

rubystone

11,254 posts

260 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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Renault:
Fisichella
Kovalainen

Ferrari:
Schumacher
Raikkonen

McLaren:
Alonso
Hamilton

Honda:
Button
Barrichello

Williams:
Webber
Rosberg

Red Bull:
Coulthard
Montoya or Liuzzi (but not Ralf - Massa perhaps)

BMW Sauber:
Heidfeld
Kubica

Toyota:
Trulli
Montoya or R Schumacher

Toro Rosso:
Liuzzi or ano (but not Ralf - Massa perhaps)
Speed

Midland:
Albers
Monteiro or Verstappen if Mol buys the team

Super Aguri:
Sato
Yamamoto

I like the Piquet suggestion - he has sponsors enough to pay for a drive - but not sure about the talent

SamHH

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Wednesday 28th June 2006
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rubystone said:

I like the Piquet suggestion - he has sponsors enough to pay for a drive - but not sure about the talent


Since when did talent enter the equation?

D_Mike

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241 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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egomeister said:
killer2005 said:
Hope Villeneuve stay in F1. He's been very good of late


Apart from stuffing it into the armco in Canada.... but yes, he has been driving well.


but he had a choice of running into the back of ralf (ralf lifted) or going off line and trying to pass him. He went off line and once on the marbles there is absolutely zero grip (like driving on ball bearings). So he hit the wall. I don't think that was really his fault. Ralf slowed in a dumb place.

flemke

22,865 posts

238 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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FourWheelDrift said:
Webber for R.Schumacher then I can't see both staying for next year.
I regret to inform you that Mr Cora Schumacher's contract with Toyota extends at least through 2007.

No, I cannot comprehend it either.

Normally those bipedal parasites known as driver's "agents" don't deserve a fraction of what they get paid.
In the case of Willi Weber's acting for Ralfie, however, surely it's Weber who should be keeping the lion's share.

FourWheelDrift

88,551 posts

285 months

Wednesday 28th June 2006
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I think Willi Weber might do a better job at the driving, he must have picked something up from Shoemaker snr.

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