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So, who's going to be the replacement?
Is Ferrari going to announce a new driver lineup at Monza?
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http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/77948
So, who's going to be the replacement?
Is Ferrari going to announce a new driver lineup at Monza?
"May" :-) As Kimi says, we have to wait and see what happens.But if they bring new driver, it'd be best if it is Seb Bourdais IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by gloomyDAY
I am sure Gene would be a lot more competitive than Badoer. Maybe if he were Italian he would be driving instead of Badoer.
Tsk, this will be a bit risky. Hopefully it will be successful, or McLaren will destroy the next years' championship.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Schumi must just get his bloody neck sorted out and remind the boys how it should be done!
Agree!But what I read MCS will never come back to F1.Quote:
Originally Posted by 555-04Q2
That's a pity but what we can do for that?
¨However is SPA one of Kimi's favourites tracks - so a podium place is not impossible there - if everything goes in normally way.. and I hope (and believe) that Badoer get his really chance in SPA..Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
I think Red Bull will be strong there. I should like to see Vettel at least in top 3.
I don't think Kimi has received much praise.
The guy landed on the freakin' podium and all anyone can think about is who will replace Kimi come next year. If he stays at Ferrari I would be happy. If Fernando goes to Ferrari, then someone has to make room for the prima donna.
Kimi's career at Ferrari has been a bit up and down but clearly his possible departure from Ferrari is not due to just performance. I know Jean Todt liked/still likes him a lot and was possibly the one who brought him there, but now he's gone, maybe that's got something to do with it. It's easier to blame a driver with a huge salary than the organisation for the lack of success.Quote:
Originally Posted by gloomyDAY
That's my opinion too, I think that Jean Todt estimated Kimi more than Stefano Domenicali do and I’m sure that Schumacher like Felipe much more than he like Kimi, and it's not very god for the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by DexDexter
Kimi has his contract and it's wrong if he must go to another team - because he is a god driver and make a god job.
I have still difficult to believe that Ferrari will sell their latest champion for money - but you never know what money can by?
FINALLY! GREAT VICTORY!!! Forza Kimi, Forza Ferrari!!!
Looks like it won't be a win less season after all.
Just get rid of Badoer now.
Yea' babe!!! :burnout:
Kimi Man! :eek: :beer: :p : :burnout:
Time to open the VODKA bottle and drink bottoms up
:rolleyes: :down:Quote:
Originally Posted by race_director
What's wrong about drinking vodka?
Kimi isn't drinking.
Who cares ;) :p : :beer:Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Babe? :p :
Who's talking about Kimi? I plan to drink the vodka!Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Me too, and unlike guys like Ioan I'll still be on my feet after a few :DQuote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
:rotflmao:Quote:
Originally Posted by DexDexter
Bah, you Finns you're just kids.
what I drink is twice as strong as any vodka you ever saw, almost 90% alcohol! :D
Here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palinka
:wave:
Really?!? Wow, that's wonderful. You certainly won the Biggest Drunkard Championship. That must be some kind of world record. I wonder who's gonna play you in the movie. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
:rolleyes:
The palinka explains a lot...
:rotflmao: :rotflmao:Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
BTW, what can we expect from Monza? After such brilliant win I hope that KERS will allow the scarlet car of Raikkonen to win again! Also, should Luca remain in the team, hopefully he will be able to drive better and score at least a point!
2 wins in a row would be perfect!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
If Badoer doesn't take points in his home we can't wait something from him ;)
If he is allowed to race at home. I am not sure that this is a great idea, but unless Fisi is willing to join the scarlet team (and Force India allow him to do so), I think that it is better to stick with Luca then to risk with someone as Nelson jr. who we all saw is quite... dangerous.
:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Very good.
Best drive of his Ferrari career. He earnt his wages today.
So, who is going to drive for Ferrari next year?
I second everything Ioan has said. AS a Ferrari fan I can't care less who is driving Ferrari. The only thing that matters is that Ferrari wins.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
I have to say, in all honesty, that we as Ferrrai fans have to make an exception with MS, whos has done and still does so much for Ferrari and viceversa of course.
It was one of those rare symbiosis that happens once every 1000 years. Anyone else, Kimi and Massa included, never fully understood the true racing soul of Ferrari. And that's why I can't care less if no Italian has not driven a Ferrari in recent years. It does not really matter. Anyone, of any nationality, is welcome to make the name Ferrari as great and prestigiuos as possible.
According to F1 Racing it'll be Alonso and Raikkonen with Massa moving to Renault. Massa comes back in 2011 when Raikkonen's contract expires.Quote:
Originally Posted by theugsquirrel
Probably the stupidest thing I've read regarding the 2010 Ferrari seats in a long time. :dozey:
Well done to Kimi and Ferrari :up: I knew they had a win in them for 2009 :)
Now for another one at home boys!
Yes! Victory for Kimi in Monza will be perfect!Quote:
Originally Posted by 555-04Q2
Crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkmoon
Unfortunately, I am not so optimistic,because Kimi told that Monza's kerbs will be a problem for Ferrari...The same happenned last year I think.... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
Although in a weird way it would make a bit of sense too in the current mess of contracts, although not the Renault part. It should more likely be Sauber-Ferrari. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkmoon
Two guys, maybe three wearing funny looking red suits :dozey: :)Quote:
Originally Posted by theugsquirrel
Michael Schumacher, Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa. You hear it here first folks :p :Quote:
Originally Posted by theugsquirrel