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If I may hazard a guess, it is that the Latin temperament is well understood within the upper echelons of Ferrari's management structure, and that a Latin venting was not as big a deal to them as it was to the Northern European press.
I hope that the management have got a better hold on working with a Finn this time around too.
And vice versa, to keep the Latin theme going.
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Originally Posted by Parabolica
I think Kimi's fans would do well to realize that it is a good i0dea that "When you are in Rome, do as the Romans"
I'm sure Kimi will have a good grip on that concept as he expects to extract the best out of the team at i:idea:
I think Kimi's fans would do well to understand that it is a good idea that "Whenin Rome, do as the Romans"Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Alca-Tazizzle
I'm sure Kimi will have a good grip on that concept if he expects to extract the best out of the team,
and vice versa :idea:
May the Forza be with him!
Can you say it a third time. Then I might get it. :o :p :devil:
Great News. That Fernando will stay and give us an epic 2014 battle.
I think Alonso will beat Kimi next year by about 40 - 50 points. Heard it here first. As for 2015 who knows?
Most ya''awl boys never even heard of him and the Americans that post here know the legend but didn't live through Lobmbadi's time, but he was one touch plain spoken Italian in a majorly popular sport, and he was tougher than Brabham and Nige, a true American Legend. Not generally revered east of Canda. Hated the Pack' btw. The second link is longer than 2 secondsshort video unlike the first on it is slightly over 2seconds! is another video that is over 2 secondsQuote:
Originally Posted by steveaki13
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocV5bGHdYag :confused: :wave:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmtVeqMt6dc
I don't think Ferrari will have any problems with Kimi at all. Last time around it was clear he wasn't happy, yet I can't remember him going public with any of his feelings, its not his style. He lets his manager do all the dirty work and perhaps that is the correct way? I've always been a fan of Kimi, although its harder to take pleasure in his success when he's in red, but he'll get my respect just like Fernando does. Its an exciting pairing and one I feel is now the strongest on the grid. It'll be fun to watch it develop. I think if things do go sour, we will see Fernando hitting out at the team rather than his team mate. I get the impression that with Kimi you know he'll just shrug it all off and let the press make of it what they will.
It's repeated for my benefit.Quote:
Originally Posted by steveaki13
My hearing isn't what it was.
Pardon? :kiss: See what I did there. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Parabolica
I think you're right Henners.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
I think they will have bigger problems with the rivalry between the two drivers. Even if they get on with each other, there is going to be a certain amount of problems as they take points off each other.
Just glad Alonso is going to stay and give us what we want to see.