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5th October 2009, 17:57 #21
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Originally Posted by DexDexter
Criticizing Toyota after they did stick all these years with a stone like Trulli is a bit rich from some fans.Michael Schumacher The Best Ever F1 Driver
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6th October 2009, 12:02 #22
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Originally Posted by ioan
Kimi or Alonso would never have joined them."signature room for rent"
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6th October 2009, 12:06 #23
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Originally Posted by pino
Trulli on the other hand is just frustrating. He can be really quick, but you have to say he is just not good enough for a top line F1 team. He can't carry speed through a race and doesn't have the balls to go for a win. Age is not on his side either, and I believe that with a better lead driver, Toyota would have won a race or two this season.Niente è vero, tutto è permesso
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6th October 2009, 12:23 #24
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Originally Posted by Bezza
Bahrain clearly was a golden opportunity lost - but how a "better lead driver" would have handled the crud strategy the Toyota's were lumbered with I don't know. The car hasn't been good enough since then, Glocks podium would have been 3rd place but for Vettel's penalty, and even Senna himself would have struggled to chase down a flying Red Bull at Suzuka.
I don't doubt a Kimi, Fred etc would have scored more points this year but a win? The car ain't there yet.All other opinions are wrong....
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6th October 2009, 14:19 #25
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Originally Posted by Sonic
To make a strategy work you need a fast and consistent driver, something none of the Toyota drivers looked capable to pull off.Michael Schumacher The Best Ever F1 Driver
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6th October 2009, 14:47 #26
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Originally Posted by Bezza
One could make a fair point about the inconsistency and that with "top drivers" Toyota could have collected a bit more points, but that wouldn't change a general picture. And maybe Toyota would need to look into the mirror to find out, why does nobody (like currently Kimi & Kubica) want to join them. And how to make the team attractive for them.
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6th October 2009, 14:52 #27
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Originally Posted by ioan
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11th October 2009, 05:08 #28
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Originally Posted by pino
That is what Brawn brought to a floundering Honda team. Toyota needs to hire someone of that caliber, or any other money they spend will simply be wasted (again).
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11th October 2009, 12:48 #29
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They need to boot Trulli and sign Bruno Spengler mokin:.
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11th October 2009, 13:10 #30
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Until they transfer the power of decision from Tokyo to a single manager with absolute power to conduct the team - as Honda did with Dave Richards - they will fail.
Collectivism fails while individualism works - it is that straightforward, but also the Western approach. So.....
And installing Kubayashi one of the slowest and incompetent GP2 drivers as a replacement for Glock at Interlagos is not a good idea but a very Toyota one.Jense - Mclaren MP4-25 :DMonzaOne :D
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