Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:14 pm
Great minds think alikeJayVee wrote:Ralf Schumacher will not race in the USA
Montagny will replace him
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:18 pm
I agree great minds do think alike but since neither JM or myself have commented I don't know how you come to the conclusion.gkaytaz wrote:Great minds think alikeJayVee wrote:Ralf Schumacher will not race in the USA
Montagny will replace him
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:22 pm
I know that we agree on quite a few points. So, that conclusion was a given.jacfan wrote:I agree great minds do think alike but since neither JM or myself have commented I don't know how you come to the conclusion.gkaytaz wrote:Great minds think alikeJayVee wrote:Ralf Schumacher will not race in the USA
Montagny will replace him
As for JM... Umm, never mind
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:24 pm
Y...es... you could be right there... ummmm perhaps I was a bit hasty there.gkaytaz wrote:I know that we agree on quite a few points. So, that conclusion was a given.jacfan wrote:I agree great minds do think alike but since neither JM or myself have commented I don't know how you come to the conclusion.gkaytaz wrote:
Great minds think alike
As for JM... Umm, never mind
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:26 pm
Then mayhap you'd join me for a hasty drink at the Idiots Bar... Drinks are on me... C'mon over. If anyone else is reading this, be there or be squarejacfan wrote:Y...es... you could be right there... ummmm perhaps I was a bit hasty there.gkaytaz wrote:I know that we agree on quite a few points. So, that conclusion was a given.jacfan wrote:I agree great minds do think alike but since neither JM or myself have commented I don't know how you come to the conclusion.
As for JM... Umm, never mind
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:29 pm
Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 6:47 pm
I had high expectations from Heikki!!
Now it seems he and Ralf have traded bets on who will be fired first
Now it seems he and Ralf have traded bets on who will be fired first
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 5:13 am
Not after the Canadian GP they didn'tJayVee wrote:I had high expectations from Heikki!!
Now it seems he and Ralf have traded bets on who will be fired first
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 5:13 am
Then again it's Flavio we're talking about
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 9:57 am
Kovalainnen is having a typical rookie year. It doesn't help that Lewis Hamilton is having the best rookie season ever concurrently.JayVee wrote:I had high expectations from Heikki!!
Now it seems he and Ralf have traded bets on who will be fired first
Robert Kubica had an outstanding rookie season, but has struggled of late. He is helped by having an experienced teammate showing the team direction. Heidfeld has been a leader from the start.
Fisichella has not done a bad job this season, but he has not taken over the team in the way Hakkinen did after Senna at McLaren. He's doing the DC shuffle. Nelsinho Piquet has proven to be a major agitator within the team as well. That can't be helpfull.
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:35 am
Don't knock JM.....Don't forget he does barrack for St Kilda.....That would generally been more than enough to commit anyone to a mental institution!!!!gkaytaz wrote:Then mayhap you'd join me for a hasty drink at the Idiots Bar... Drinks are on me... C'mon over. If anyone else is reading this, be there or be squarejacfan wrote:Y...es... you could be right there... ummmm perhaps I was a bit hasty there.gkaytaz wrote:
I know that we agree on quite a few points. So, that conclusion was a given.
As for JM... Umm, never mind
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:01 pm
What???? Knock the great JM.. I think NOT!! Just a mild poke occasionally so that his head doesn't swell. He knows we all love him to bits.Bundy wrote:Don't knock JM.....Don't forget he does barrack for St Kilda.....That would generally been more than enough to commit anyone to a mental institution!!!!gkaytaz wrote:Then mayhap you'd join me for a hasty drink at the Idiots Bar... Drinks are on me... C'mon over. If anyone else is reading this, be there or be squarejacfan wrote:Y...es... you could be right there... ummmm perhaps I was a bit hasty there.
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 3:51 pm
There is already talk that he'll inherit Kova's seat soon. For a team like Renault mid-season switches are not good though.RE30B#16 wrote:Kovalainnen is having a typical rookie year. It doesn't help that Lewis Hamilton is having the best rookie season ever concurrently.JayVee wrote:I had high expectations from Heikki!!
Now it seems he and Ralf have traded bets on who will be fired first
Robert Kubica had an outstanding rookie season, but has struggled of late. He is helped by having an experienced teammate showing the team direction. Heidfeld has been a leader from the start.
Fisichella has not done a bad job this season, but he has not taken over the team in the way Hakkinen did after Senna at McLaren. He's doing the DC shuffle. Nelsinho Piquet has proven to be a major agitator within the team as well. That can't be helpfull.
Ralf on the other hand...
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 3:53 pm
Yeah, an occasional poke can't hurtjacfan wrote:What???? Knock the great JM.. I think NOT!! Just a mild poke occasionally so that his head doesn't swell. He knows we all love him to bits.Bundy wrote:
Don't knock JM.....Don't forget he does barrack for St Kilda.....That would generally been more than enough to commit anyone to a mental institution!!!!
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 6:32 pm
I think Heikki is safe for the moment!
Not sure about the entire Toyota team
Honda as well
Not sure about the entire Toyota team
Honda as well