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10th April 2007, 23:48 #1
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You're boss of Ferrari
Of course you have already decided to give Massa the elbow end of this year, who would you go for?
Fisi
Nick
Webber
Nico
Rubens
or A N Other
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10th April 2007, 23:58 #2
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I would go for 2007 WDC: Fernando Alonso. So Ferrari would have a number 1 on the car, and could win on 2008.
Who else could do it?
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11th April 2007, 00:04 #3
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11th April 2007, 01:22 #4
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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight
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11th April 2007, 02:40 #5
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Massa's a good #2, and Ferrari have already paid for their #1.
Nick is not leaving BMW, Fisi is not being picked up by anyone (unless he pays), and Rubens has already been there and done that. So that would leave Webber & Nico.
Webber has been handedly outclassing his teammate during the 1st 2 events this year, and is likely to continue doing so. Redbull being an Adrian design, and with the new rules seeming to "equalize" the field somewhat (and it will only become more so in 2008 and beyond) a good argument could be made to stay with RB.
Nico could be a good choice, but there are certainly other drivers out there with equal ability.J
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11th April 2007, 04:18 #6
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Well, assuming that Massa had to be replaced and that Alonso, Hamilton, Kovalainen and Button are all off the market, it would be a tough call on who would replace the Brazilian.
Fisichella - too old, slow and inconsistent. Probably wouldn't handle the whole Italian driving a Ferrari thing very well.
Heidfeld - solid, but unspectactular. I don't think he is fast enough to back up Kimi and score enough points for the WCC.
Webber - great qualifier but a flakey racer. Apparently works hard so might be a good counterpoint to Kimi's more relaxed attitude.
Rosberg - getting better and looks to have a bright future. Would make a good long-term prospect.
Barrichello - been there, done that. Move along, nothing to see here.
Other - I can't see anybody else who would be an improvement over Massa. Davidson looks to be an asset in the development stakes but is unproven in F1 racing. If he has a good 2007 he might be worth a look. Forget the rest.
So I guess I'd try and pry Rosberg out of Sir Frank's hands or nab Davidson if he has a good 2007 and leaves Sato in the dust. Failing that, I'd stick Webber in the car for a year and probably concentrate on Kimi for the WDC.Forza Ferrari!!
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11th April 2007, 04:41 #7
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Haven't you heard? Ferrari has developed andriods based on both MS image and skills, next year they will give both Kimi and Massa the boot and run 2 Michael Schumachers...
I guess as the new manager at ferrari, I'll have to decide which one is the #1 driver, and who plays #2... :The Preceding post may have contained nudity, sexuality, violence, coarse language and Jacques
Villeneuve and is intended for a mature audience, parental guidance is advised.
So you wanna know what the PS Stands for.
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11th April 2007, 06:33 #8
On the false assumption that Mr Todt likes to juggle, he'll probably have to wait for a Prost-esque falling out with one of the McLaren drivers to get a replacement for Felipe that would reward the risk of the team's stability, which would be at stake if Ferrari inexplicably dumps Felipe.
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11th April 2007, 06:43 #9
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Originally Posted by Hawkmoon
i would have to go with rosberg (if thats not too scandocentric)-Sent from a computer using my fingers.
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11th April 2007, 07:48 #10
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Originally Posted by Mifune
Anyway, a bit premature this whole thread. Do not shoot Massa yet. Even if he cannot beat Kimi doesnt mean he´s no good. I dont think there are ANY drivers on the grid who could beat KR.
First leg he will be thinking in Portuguese championship. Then he can go for WRC2.
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