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stiffpaper wrote:isnt it embarassing to retire cos you LOSE!! hahaha... he should retire soon before his "WORLD RECORD" gets tainted by his current performance.

Just wondering do you think schu can make a comeback nxt yr?? or perhaps in the yrs ahead??

With this Ferrari,i doubt it...But in F1 things can change in a span of 2 races...so one never knows...
N for sure Michael wont give up...

The Melbourne Age has reported an interview with Thiessen of BMW, in which it is stated that J Villeneuve is under intense scrutiny for the remaining races, and should not presume that his contract will stand. He said that "you will know the BMW Driver line up at the first race". (I would think we will have a glimmer of an idea a bit before that) The Austrian driver Alexander Wurz has been linked as a strong contender to take JV's seat. Interesting thought. That would make it a "national team".

I really think Wurz is in the limelight to be picked up by Williams or BMW for a race seat next year.
3rd car performance on friday has put him on the shopping list

[quote="Kapel"]I really think Wurz is in the limelight to be picked up by Williams or BMW for a race seat next year.
3rd car performance on friday has put him on the shopping list [/quote

Dan Wheldon,who has been racing successfully in the USA, is a name that is now being linked to Williams. Rumour has him testing in the next couple of weeks.

Dan Wheldon is also in talks with BMW. All his manager, Mr Jakoibi,who I think also manages JPM will say to the press is..."Dan has not yet signed a contract to race in America".
The expat Englishman seems keen to return to his homeland, having also been the subject of rumours about testing with Williams.

There is also de la Rosa who was impressive in Bahrain wasn't he ?

Oh sorry, I forgot he overtook Webber so he'll be crossed of the list

I still reckon Pizzonia will take the seat despite what Webber thinks. (Notice how close Webber and Pizzonia are in qualifying )
Half a second huh ?

What you have trouble explaining how there is nothing between Webber and Pizzonia so you go to sleep ?

And remember Pizzonia went out much earlier

JayVee wrote:What you have trouble explaining how there is nothing between Webber and Pizzonia so you go to sleep ?

And remember Pizzonia went out much earlier

As you can see from the myriad posts on the subject from everyone, they are all enthralled by it .

Julian Mayo wrote:

JayVee wrote:What you have trouble explaining how there is nothing between Webber and Pizzonia so you go to sleep ?

And remember Pizzonia went out much earlier

As you can see from the myriad posts on the subject from everyone, they are all enthralled by it .

You are Webber's rep on this forum aren't you. People are waiting for a response from you first

JayVee wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:

JayVee wrote:What you have trouble explaining how there is nothing between Webber and Pizzonia so you go to sleep ?

And remember Pizzonia went out much earlier

As you can see from the myriad posts on the subject from everyone, they are all enthralled by it .

You are Webber's rep on this forum aren't you. People are waiting for a response from you first

Sigh
No I am not "Webbers Rep"
"People" don't need me to lead.
I am finding the constant "Webber bashing" as boring as, no doubt others feel the same way.
Why not start a "Rubbishing Webber" thread, and go for it to your hearts content

Still no answer to a simple question

Why isn't Webber half a second faster than the so called "mediocre" Pizzonia

Can't you find an explation to tell us how great Webber is ? Or do you just call it Webber bashing when you can't explain a pretty ordinary performance from him ?
Lets see, Pizzonia isn't German to blame BMW and not a pom to blame Williams

Oh maybe it is the track, afterall it is Brazilian

Web-ber... Web-ber... Web-ber

i think he has the potential...