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  1. 2nd June 2013, 12:22 #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Koz
    Who else is an option?

    Heikki is the most experienced driver available, and the only real candidate. Unless they want old man Webber for a season.
    Glock? Nah.

    Massa, possibly if he gets the sack.

    Lotus did fire everyone else.

    Unless... Juan Pablo [pause] Montoya... Or JV!
    Hulkenberg could be regretting his switch to Sauber, he might welcome a move to Lotus.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Koz
    Glock? Nah.
    Why not? He's certainly a much more dependable driver than Heikki or Grosjean. And he's pretty good at adapting to cars, too. He went from 12th on the grid to 3rd yesterday at the RB Ring in only his 3rd ever touring car race in a team that also never ran in DTM before. I think that shows what the man has to offer, especially since except for Hakkinen and Alesi no other recent F1 driver in DTM came even close to winning or challenging for podiums (Schumacher, Frentzen, Coulthard).
    как могу я знать что я думаю, пока не слушал что я говорю
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  4. 3rd June 2013, 08:02 #34
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    Kos, you beat me to the JV joke

    Romain has used up lots of lives. Whereas JPM and possibly Checo in the modern era are aggressive and get into racing scrapes, RG is aggressive and gets into fund crashes. He has talent but sometimes you'd think there was an 18 year old blond secretary driving
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  5. 3rd June 2013, 10:35 #35
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    Lotus needs money and therefore they have to reach second place in the WCC. As it stands for the moment Mercedes will take that place from Lotus.
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  6. 3rd June 2013, 12:33 #36
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    Quote Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster
    Why not? He's certainly a much more dependable driver than Heikki or Grosjean. And he's pretty good at adapting to cars, too. He went from 12th on the grid to 3rd yesterday at the RB Ring in only his 3rd ever touring car race in a team that also never ran in DTM before. I think that shows what the man has to offer, especially since except for Hakkinen and Alesi no other recent F1 driver in DTM came even close to winning or challenging for podiums (Schumacher, Frentzen, Coulthard).
    What makes him more dependable than Hekki?

    Hekki has outperformed every driver he has been up again excluding Hamilton, can the same be said for Glock?
    Hekki was a mile ahead of Janro, was Glock?
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