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9th January 2013, 23:01 #1
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Helmut Marko
Alonso responds to Marko's jibes | News | Motorsport.com
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Is this real? Is this guy for real?
It's even reported on cra@h.net - which made me doubt it's worth immediately.
Anyway, he would be a great guy to have on your Team, if you were SV.
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10th January 2013, 06:45 #2
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I so hope Sebby doesn't get his own way next year and someone, even Alonso, beats him to the title.
Oh if Webber could have won it, the look on Dr Marko's and Horner's faces would have been priceless.SPAM - Going off topic to give you the deals you don't want.
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10th January 2013, 07:47 #3
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Here is another of Helmut Marko's interviews from recent past:
Webber will retire in 2012: Marko | Fox Sports
Anyways.. I really like Mark Webber as a "number 2". He is one of the few number 2 drivers who publicly refused to acknowledge this status, often on the racetrack. He is too slow to make a real threat to Vettel, but sometimes it's amusing to see him refuse to yield to Vettel on the track when they do meet. I already forgot, but was it in Abu Dhabi or Brazil, where the team swiftly called him into pits to change tires as soon as Vettel caught up with him. This was too much of a coincidence IMO. Clearly, the race engineer was too nervous that Mark would not yield to Vettel easily. This adds a bit of color to team dynamics, as opposed to what you see at Ferrari.
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10th January 2013, 08:07 #4
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Originally Posted by TheFamousEccles
The Doctor is in session - Helmut Marko interview | Red Bull | F1 features | ESPN F1
The funniest comment for me was this:
That brings us back to his method of preparation, the way he shuts himself off from the rest of the world, so that he can still call on reserves that other drivers might not have: Fernando Alonso, for example, who is busy with politics and funny comments. Vettel ignores it all, he doesn't read the newspapers, or the internet. And that's the point, you see, we concentrate on our job: to make the fastest car and the best team possible. "
Basically everything he said in that interview is bull****, perhaps apart from the part about Webber not being able to sustain a championship challenge once the heat is on. It does appear to be that way.
Anyway, I don't take much notice of what Helmut Marko says as he is one of the most clearly biased people on the gird. I'd even take what Christian Horner says more seriously than HM and that is saying something.
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10th January 2013, 10:16 #5
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In conclusion you can be a doctor and a moron at the same time.
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10th January 2013, 10:47 #6
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Originally Posted by The Black Knight
As you say, much of the rest of it does seem nonsensical. Vettel unpolitical? Is this why he goes on holidays with Ecclestone?
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10th January 2013, 19:17 #7
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Confirmatiom that Markko does not and never has liked Webbo's individualism.
He should put up and shut up, take over from Horner or resign.The world according to Taki Inoue: https://mobile.twitter.com/takiinoue/st ... 7249326080
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10th January 2013, 19:26 #8
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Originally Posted by The Black KnightThe world according to Taki Inoue: https://mobile.twitter.com/takiinoue/st ... 7249326080
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10th January 2013, 20:08 #9
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Originally Posted by wedge
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10th January 2013, 20:09 #10
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Dont underestimate Alonso,in my eyes he is one of the top 4 drivers out there.He dragged a under performing Ferrari to some good results this year,that at best was reliable.How many times has Red Bull been caught out with dodgy components on their car this last year ? Vettel has clearly had the best car and a reliable car too .Mc Laren probably had the fastest car,but a car where the pit crew was second rate,and reliability has been a large problem.Button in my eyes is fine if he is first out of the first corner,but in some races,he appears to sulk and go backwards!Hope that this year Kimi gets it together,as he gets his head down ,and gets on with it !
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