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20th December 2013, 10:06 #1
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Kimi will be #2 at Ferrari
Any Kimi fans out there? Have this little christmas present from Luca di Montezemolo at the Ferrari Christmas dinner:
We signed Kimi, because we need a fast and experienced driver. He knows that he is in the second half of his career. He is strong in the race an can take points off Fernando’s opponents. Kimi’s presence will be important, so that Fernando is not left alone in his fight for top positions and important points.как могу я знать что я думаю, пока не слушал что я говорю
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12th April 2014, 00:06 #2
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As for now it seems so.
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20th April 2014, 23:50 #3
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So far he has done his best to earn it, but there is plenty of time to turn that around, and start beating the crap out of Fred like fred is spanking him.
Sorrrrry if there hasn't been any twitter whining and junk like that going on, just Kimi being beaten soundly by zo at this early point in the season fair and square dawgs.May the forza be with you
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21st April 2014, 00:00 #4
Lies!! Fred clearly paid off the mechanics to screw with Kimi's power steering.
Maybe he is that sensitive to his steering wheel, but still it is absurd that he is doing so much worse than Massa. I am beginning to wonder even more what Fred or Hammy could have done with the E20, E21...
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21st April 2014, 00:30 #6
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It looks like Kimi is no where near where he was when he left the sport.
Shame, I thought he had something at Lotus..." Lady - I'm in an awful dilemma.
Moe - Yeah, I never cared much for these foreign cars either."
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21st April 2014, 03:25 #7
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So far Alonso has been beating Kimi fair and square, but hard to say if it will last all season. And really unless Ferrari gets the car together, neither has much chance of getting on that top podium step any time soon.
It seems Kimi is rather picky about steering input, as he had the same issues in the Lotus last year. There was also mention that his turn in style doesn't suit the brake by wire systems as well as Freds. Hard to say, but at the moment I don't think anyone on the track is matching the racecraft and every lap push that Alonso and Lewis seem to be able to do.
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8th October 2014, 21:18 #8
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Looking at Kimi's season, it is amazing to see, how bad it has been. Truly bad. There was a little hope somewhere around Spanish and Monaco Grands Prix, when he had two good races. And then the one in Belgium. But other than that... he hasn't been just behind Alonso, but he has been literally nowhere, not even close to Alonso. Most of the time barely in the points, invisible and non-existent. Even worse than Massa was alongside Alonso - at least Massa tended to qualify well and could sometimes race against "Fred" before inevitably losing pace in the second half of races. If Kimi had no contract for 2015, I think he should be sent away from F1 already now.
It is often said that Vettel is having a bad year, but in this comparison Vettel has been much more visible and barring a bad patch around the Hungarian and Belgian Grands Prix, has been giving a run for his team-mate's (Ricciardo's) money.
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8th October 2014, 21:26 #9
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Less spotted because of Qualifying, but i believe Jenson Button is doing a decent job v Magnussen.
Anyway Kimi is being taught a lesson this season sadly.I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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8th October 2014, 21:30 #10
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Kimmi didn't even show up this year.
Leyton House even went bust after Newey left ;) McLaren did at least win a championship post-Newey (Hamilton in 2008). Williams' problem was losing both Newey and their works engine at the same...
F1 Guru Adrian Newey leave Redbull