Curtains ?

;) Berger wanted Red Bull to pick up Speed's salary again this year. Red Bull wanted Berger to act like a 50 % partner and pay half Speed's salary.

Poor Scot Speed got caught up with Berger's attitude... and was made to look bad !!!

Typical Formula 1 business practices... Berger must have learned ethics from Lauda !!! :p :

Maybe you should add Ralf to the list.

I did, Post #9. (TAGF)

If Scott Speed doesn't keep his F1 ride, I think he will stay in Europe, maybe run some GP2 again, or get a test drive somewhere. I don't think he is too excited to run around in Champ Car in the backwaters of the US.

I think he will someday win a GP.

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Hardly, I don't see anyone at Honda or Toyota doing it :D

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Toyota is more german than japanese and Honda more English than japanese :p

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To be honest I almost forgot they were still racing, especially Speed, can't remember the last time I heard his name mentioned on the TV coverage, still, doesn't help that it's a crap car.

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That would be when he collided with Button today and they both retired. :D Although, to be fair, it wasn't his fault.

the car is just so awful, it is hard to say
1. Never trust ferrari customer engines
2. Have strong and decisive leadership in the team
3. whatever aero package they have, change it

they have a month now to get things sorted out

i dont think either of the toro rosso drivers are good enough in my opinion, yet i could say the same about button this season :p :

i have a feeling we wont be seeing too much of kovalainen anymore, which is going to annoy me cause it will affect my private fantasy f1 team :(

I think I'll add Sutil to the list, either he stops crashing against everyone or he's on his way to do an "Ide".

If Speed or Liuzzi can bring some cash I think they'll stay, unless Red Bull has some young gun on their list

I think Torro Rosso are realistic in their approach to this season, at least that is waht was mentioned by Martin Brundle during todays race when he said he'd had a chat to Gerhard Berger and Gerhard had told him it was a big rebuild year this year. I think Speed and Liuzzi are doing as good a job as they can with perhaps the second or third worst car on the grid, not forgetting that this is last years Red Bull chasis.

If I was going to fire anyone, it would be Ralf. Lacklustre performances and being continually out-performed by his teammate would mean for me that he wouldn't have got a drive at all this year and after today's performance he'd definately be out.