
These young buggas just dont have any respect for the Alonsos, Kimis, Webbers, DCs, et al. The next driver to seriously hurt himself, or someone else in F1 will be young Master PK

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That's quite a predictionJulian Mayo wrote:I believe, when asked Hamilton said the driver he most respects is Kubica......Kubica said the driver he most respects is Hamilton![]()
These young buggas just dont have any respect for the Alonsos, Kimis, Webbers, DCs, et al. The next driver to seriously hurt himself, or someone else in F1 will be young Master PK
I consulted the entrails of a DunlopSnowy wrote:That's quite a predictionJulian Mayo wrote:I believe, when asked Hamilton said the driver he most respects is Kubica......Kubica said the driver he most respects is Hamilton![]()
These young buggas just dont have any respect for the Alonsos, Kimis, Webbers, DCs, et al. The next driver to seriously hurt himself, or someone else in F1 will be young Master PKHave you been consulting Nostradamus?
Fisi driving for Renault has been a bl**dy waste of time!JayVee wrote:To put things into prespective, here are the birthdates of a few drivers (youngest to oldest) - from Wikipedia
Vettel July 3, 1987
Piquet Jr July 25, 1985
Rosberg June 27, 1985
Hamilton January 7th 1985
Kubica December 7, 1984
Klien February 7, 1983
Speed 24 January 1983
Kovalainen October 19, 1981
Doornbos September 23, 1981
Liuzzi 6 August 1981
Alonso July 29, 1981
Massa April 25, 1981
Button 19 January 1980
Raikkonen October 17, 1979
Heidfeld May 10, 1977
Webber August 27, 1976
Trulli 13 July 1974
Coulthard March 27, 1971
A certain F1 Manager of a specific F1 team envisaged a specific Australian driver joining Alonso, so his dream of a certain team having a 1,2...and the constructors 2 years running would come true.Snowy wrote:Fisi driving for Renault has been a bl**dy waste of time!JayVee wrote:To put things into prespective, here are the birthdates of a few drivers (youngest to oldest) - from Wikipedia
Vettel July 3, 1987
Piquet Jr July 25, 1985
Rosberg June 27, 1985
Hamilton January 7th 1985
Kubica December 7, 1984
Klien February 7, 1983
Speed 24 January 1983
Kovalainen October 19, 1981
Doornbos September 23, 1981
Liuzzi 6 August 1981
Alonso July 29, 1981
Massa April 25, 1981
Button 19 January 1980
Raikkonen October 17, 1979
Heidfeld May 10, 1977
Webber August 27, 1976
Trulli 13 July 1974
Coulthard March 27, 1971And the huge talent of Heikki Kovalainen has been denied us for that
Jeez Kovi is as old as Alonso, he could be a double world champ by now! Or at least given Fanando a run for his money
Surely if "a certain F1 Manager" had wanted a "specific Australian driver" he could have got him; being as he undoubtedly is a certain manager of a non-specified team and a specific Australian?!!!Julian Mayo wrote:
A certain F1 Manager of a specific F1 team envisaged a specific Australian driver joining Alonso, so his dream of a certain team having a 1,2...and the constructors 2 years running would come true.
That Australian has now started listening to that gentleman.....2008, 2009......the oldest consecutive double WDC![]()
Either Black Jack, Fangio or Farina would surely be the oldest non consecutive 2x champs........hmmmmmm........ or Ascari....tis a bit of a bugga being so young
Snowy wrote:Surely if "a certain F1 Manager" had wanted a "specific Australian driver" he could have got him; being as he undoubtedly is a certain manager of a non-specified team and a specific Australian?!!!Julian Mayo wrote:
A certain F1 Manager of a specific F1 team envisaged a specific Australian driver joining Alonso, so his dream of a certain team having a 1,2...and the constructors 2 years running would come true.
That Australian has now started listening to that gentleman.....2008, 2009......the oldest consecutive double WDC![]()
Either Black Jack, Fangio or Farina would surely be the oldest non consecutive 2x champs........hmmmmmm........ or Ascari....tis a bit of a bugga being so young
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Think it probably was two knees after going to Williams.Julian Mayo wrote:Snowy wrote:Surely if "a certain F1 Manager" had wanted a "specific Australian driver" he could have got him; being as he undoubtedly is a certain manager of a non-specified team and a specific Australian?!!!Julian Mayo wrote:
A certain F1 Manager of a specific F1 team envisaged a specific Australian driver joining Alonso, so his dream of a certain team having a 1,2...and the constructors 2 years running would come true.
That Australian has now started listening to that gentleman.....2008, 2009......the oldest consecutive double WDC![]()
Either Black Jack, Fangio or Farina would surely be the oldest non consecutive 2x champs........hmmmmmm........ or Ascari....tis a bit of a bugga being so young
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Mark Webber has since gone down on bended knee and apologised to Briatore for ignoring his advice......Mark wanted to emulate AJ.........I am just not yet sure that Briatore has not further punished him, by sending him to RB..........
Only a year Snowy! and I think Kovalainen will benefit a lot from spending a year in a test role. Jumping straight into racing didn't help Rosberg did it ? I think Hamilton should also go for a test role first. Don't think de la Rosa should get the McLaren drive though!Snowy wrote:Fisi driving for Renault has been a bl**dy waste of time!JayVee wrote:To put things into prespective, here are the birthdates of a few drivers (youngest to oldest) - from Wikipedia
Vettel July 3, 1987
Piquet Jr July 25, 1985
Rosberg June 27, 1985
Hamilton January 7th 1985
Kubica December 7, 1984
Klien February 7, 1983
Speed 24 January 1983
Kovalainen October 19, 1981
Doornbos September 23, 1981
Liuzzi 6 August 1981
Alonso July 29, 1981
Massa April 25, 1981
Button 19 January 1980
Raikkonen October 17, 1979
Heidfeld May 10, 1977
Webber August 27, 1976
Trulli 13 July 1974
Coulthard March 27, 1971And the huge talent of Heikki Kovalainen has been denied us for that
Jeez Kovi is as old as Alonso, he could be a double world champ by now! Or at least given Fanando a run for his money