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yeah... get real Pino. dreams are like rainbows, only fools chase them. How do you plan stopping Ioan talking about MS????Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
let him explain how Massa won because MS taught him how to do it, or how any ferrari win from now on will carry somehow MS' great contribution, or how Alons won only because MS retired and so on...
This should obvious by now to everyone. I got it finally.
Schumacher was the best driver every without a doubt. F1 will miss him, I will miss him.
Villeneuve was an interesting character, very bitter at times but fun to have around. I think BMW was a bit unfair to him.
montoya - im very glad he isnt in f1 anymore.
Actually, it can be everything from between 18-22 depending on the customer car furore. Or actually to be precice, it can be everything between 1 and 22 :pQuote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Bernie's contract with the race organisers is that there'll be at least 16 cars on the grid. Of course, whether they all start is a different question (see Indy '05 :s )
Micheal you was the best in f1 history, f1 will miss you
JV good luck for le mans and your music career
JPM good luck in Nascar- I hope its not the last time in f1
JH
Oh get over it! I miss Jim Clark! Life goes on...wish more 'old' drivers would push off...so many excellent young guys waiting in the wings for their chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garry Walker
These teams that play it safe rehiring the 'has beens' deprive us, and potential new talent.
Adios, amigos ... long live the 3 amigos.
:s mokin:
Calm down dear :p One of the best "new talents" now has a race seat, not before time, and hopefully good things will follow ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Schnell
Yes, good-bye to all three.
I won't miss any of them, it has to be said. :)
Couldn't agree more. Onwards and upwards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schnell