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9th August 2011, 20:49 #21
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If Sauber provide the two with a good car next year their talents will undoubtably shine through. I would have liked to see Kobayashi move to a bigger team.
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10th August 2011, 19:06 #22
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10th August 2011, 21:30 #23
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They should ge Rubens.
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10th August 2011, 22:58 #24
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I'm glad they're both getting another chance but like aki13, I think it would be nice to see Kobayashi moving on to a bigger team.
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1st September 2011, 20:22 #25
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I see here has been a discussion about the merits of the drivers. Well, I like both drivers (especially Kamui, I think he is currently in my Top3), but to be honest, I don't think either of them is top driver. Kobayashi is a good racer (and perhaps best overtaker in the business alongside Hamilton), but can he match Vettel, Alonso or Hamilton race-in, race-out in terms of pace? Based on 1,5+ years in F1 I wouldn't think so, he is giving too much away in qualifying. So perhaps he can be more in the mould of Button - struggling in qualifying, damage limitation in races. But what I have to say that among mid-field runners Kobayashi seems like the most complete driver in terms of consistency (both Force India drivers, Pérez, STR drivers, Maldonado, etc seem to have more up-and-downs).
Pérez has sometimes impressive race performances due to good tyre management and sometimes he qualifies well, but as noted - both are sometimes. He is often touted as a future Ferrari driver, but he needs to up his game for that. But in any case, they are a good choice for Sauber and it is also a good place for them to grow as drivers.
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