Coulthard beat Webber

[deevlash]

DC has finished the season ahead of the much lauded Mark Webber. Whilst he had a lot of dnf's i do wonder how many of them were down to him not looking after what was clearly a fragile car. On a few occasions he qualified way further up the grid than dc only to slide backwards and end up around the same position anyway. Ive always thought webber was overrated but if he should have comprehensively beaten DC this year if he was to ever get a top level drive. If he doesnt do it next year then I think he'll find himself forced to retire.

[Regional]

I think DC done a great job this year.

[belleair302]

Webber has always been a good qualifier but a very weak racer. DC on the other hand delivers great results whenever possible on the track and in testing he works hard off of it too with his sponsors. Lets hope 2008 is better for the team. Webber is just a winging Aussie.

[miniman]

Regional said:

I think DC done a great job this year.

At the end of the day, are you Mark Blundell?

[Pooh]

I have a lot of time for DC, he seems to be a decent guy and you don't get to stay in F1 as long as he has if you cannot bring worthwile skills/knowledge to a team.

[kevin ritson]

Nothing I didn't expect to see. DC used to promise championships and fail to deliver but at least he nabbed some great wins in the process.

[rubystone]

miniman said:

Regional said:

I think DC done a great job this year.

At the end of the day, are you Mark Blundell?

[jellison]

much lauded Mark Webber - BY WHO - He has done Nothing in and F1 car apart from Crash alot - he should go to V8 Supercars.

[5.0%]

The problem that Webber keeps coming up against in his career is that F1 races are more than one lap long. Truli keeps encountering exactly the same problem.

Both are a waste of space when there is so much talent around.

[Regional]

rubystone said:

miniman said:

Regional said:

I think DC done a great job this year.

At the end of the day, are you Mark Blundell?

arf arf arf :lol:

Not sure I have his talent (past) behind the wheel or his money so I guess not

[jacobyte]

5.0pc said:

The problem that Webber keeps coming up against in his career is that F1 races are more than one lap long. Truli keeps encountering exactly the same problem.

Both are a waste of space when there is so much talent around.

I think McLaren have found their Alonso replacement. Ron! Ron! He's over here!