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27th March 2011, 11:06 #11Senior Member
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Wow, what an impressive debut race! And how on earth did he manage to make only a single pitstop?!?!
I have to say that Sauber reminds me more and more the team they had 10 years ago. A line-up of young talented drivers and a good car. It seems even faster than Mercedes, at least 5th best package on the grid. And this year also reliable! Hopefully drivers can keep capitalizing on it, which could attract attention from big teams for future silly seasons.
Never partnered Petrov. In 2009 they were together in GP2, Petrov in Barwa Addax, Pérez in Arden.
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27th March 2011, 11:13 #12Senior Member
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Well, Perez didn't beat Kobayashi in qualifying, but that didn't matter in this case.
More to come? Yes! Count on it.Marco Simoncelli 1987-2011
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You call being like Alonso having a great personality? You must be having a laugh. Originally Posted by Kevincal
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:right! up: Originally Posted by Garry Walker
Also when it comes to manners, better not bring up the cry baby!Michael Schumacher The Best Ever F1 Driver
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Well without the DQ, it was a great race for Sergio, amazing he could do just one stop and still keep on with the pace, even posted the fastest lap at some point in the race, well before Massa... But anyways he proved he can be fast and cold headed, hope it all goes well in future races.
PS. Just because he speaks spanish, doesnt mean his personality is similar to Alonso's, he is waaaay more likeable and less arrogant.
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From what I saw of him on BBC Red Button Forum, he seems like a really nice down to earth guy.
Nothing like the feeling I get when hearing Alonso, I always think he is trying to fool us about something.I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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anyone know where I can get some high res of Perez's Sauber? thanks
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28th March 2011, 19:07 #18Senior Member
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Yeah , and too bad Felipe went pitting just as Sergio ran up behind . Originally Posted by henners88
A fantastic debut by Perez IMO. Certainly one he'll remember with alot of smiles even if he was disqualified.
That would really have put him in the spotlight , even if it was mostly down to tires at that stage .
A split strategy put Saubers back to back .
It looks good for the white cars .
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What i say - when it is meant, all the small things go your direction. It seems more and more this is TN year!
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