Robert Kubica thread

[Mirek]

What? Do You really believe in what You write? Do You think somebody can take You seriously with this crap? There is 2 million people in Slovenia and 38 million people in Poland. That is 19x more. I don't want to comment the rest. It's waste of time...

[Jarek Z]

No, I don't drink. If you are asking what I did today-I competed on 21 km run. How much did you run today?

Exactly 0 km. I hate running

So, who has mony and who not?

Rich countries have money. Definitely not Poland.

[Jarek Z]

What? Do You really believe in what You write? Do You think somebody can take You seriously with this crap? There is 2 million people in Slovenia and 38 million people in Poland. That is 19x more. I don't want to comment the rest. It's waste of time...

This wasn't addressed at me, was it?

[Mirek]

No, that was on Ucci and his comparing countries by some Porsche sales numbers instead of net wages, GDP per capita or other somewhat realistic economic tools...

[Ucci]

Guys, live statistics about GDP for kids....until Greece is so high, it is crap...and you are running away from the fact about the entries in WRC, EU champ.....valid also for Czech.....you have mony and PERIOD.
Look our championship and compare it with yours? Again you will give me some blablalba answers.
We can end with this comparison. Be happy where you live....

[Jarek Z]

Guys, live statistics about GDP for kids....until Greece is so high, it is crap...

Maybe it is crap, but it is still better than quoting Porsche sales, isn't it?

and you are running away from the fact about the entries in WRC, EU champ.....valid also for Czech.....you have mony and PERIOD.

Maybe we have more money than Slovenia, but you cannot say we are Dubai And if you don't agree, have a look at the salary statistics on the previous stage once again. Slovenia is a very small and very young country. I'm not sure if it makes sense to campare it with Poland.

Look our championship and compare it with yours? Again you will give me some blablalba answers.
We can end with this comparison. Be happy where you live....

You are right. For such a poor country our national championship doesn't look bad.

[stefanvv]

There are not many rich rally sponsors in Poland and it is very sad, that Kubica wastes the huge money from Lotos on every single rally.

Seems to me that is only because of F1, it is all about marketing after all. I agree it is somewhat waste, these money could be used much better probably.... probably. But let's wish Kubica some progress next year as he is so determined to continue the learning process....

[AL14]

This is way offtopic but still an interesting argument.
For what I know you're right Poland is not a rich country but the atmosphere in your country is good because of recent growth, the ability to attract investments and a very determined young generation. At least this is what I feel in the industry I operate (web & communication), where I've had the possibility to collaborate with several polish guys.

I'm not saying there is an economic boom but this kind of situations help investments and attractiveness. This means that in an economic point of view Poland is a very good place to invest money. I would say better than a rich country that has no more the courage and the will to do great things.

Of course this doesn't mean Lotos will keep paying Kubica for decades. His F1 days start to be too much in the past and popularity without results is becoming to go down slowly.

[Simmi]

I wonder whether the future progression of Kajetanowicz will have any effect on Kubica - positive or negative? If Katjo looked to move up to WRC if he wins ERC this year (which seems likely). Obviously they have the same backer. Could that allow expansion, or only room for one?

[N.O.T]

i wonder whether the future progression of kajetanowicz will have any effect on kubica - positive or negative? If katjo looked to move up to wrc if he wins erc this year (which seems likely). Obviously they have the same backer. Could that allow expansion, or only room for one?

lol.