Biscione wrote:What if...Pawn Stars and Storage Wars did an F1 theme crossover?
YOU WATCH TOO MUCH REALITY TV!
Biscione wrote:What if...Pawn Stars and Storage Wars did an F1 theme crossover?
Biscione wrote:What if...Pawn Stars and Storage Wars did an F1 theme crossover?
Mario on Gutierrez after the Italian Grand Prix wrote:He's no longer just a bit of a tool, he's the entire tool set.
Miguel98 wrote:Biscione wrote:What if...Pawn Stars and Storage Wars did an F1 theme crossover?
With Lotus "development" drivers as storage units?
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
MCard LOLAdinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
dr-baker wrote:Miguel98 wrote:Biscione wrote:What if...Pawn Stars and Storage Wars did an F1 theme crossover?
With Lotus "development" drivers as storage units?
Well, I do believe one of them has some sizeable "assets"...
Mario on Gutierrez after the Italian Grand Prix wrote:He's no longer just a bit of a tool, he's the entire tool set.
"He is still employed, but he's on gardening leave. It's not a premature termination, it's just ending."
When asked if Toet will be replaced, Kaltenborn said: "We are in a restructuring process of the company. We have changed a couple of positions and that's part of it as well."
Mario on Gutierrez after the Italian Grand Prix wrote:He's no longer just a bit of a tool, he's the entire tool set.
Miguel98 wrote:Adrian Sutil has been announced as Williams reserve driver, alongside Alex Lynn.
Felipe Nasr - the least forgettable F1 driver!Murray Walker at the 1997 Austrian Grand Prix wrote:The other [Stewart] driver, who nobody's been paying attention to, because he's disappointing, is Jan Magnussen.
DanielPT wrote:Life usually expires after 400 meters and always before reaching 2 laps or so. In essence, Life is short.
Collieafc wrote:20 years after McLaren hired another ex-champ...
AxelP800 wrote:#BrinBackSutil please! Yes, I'm the only fan of him in the world of 7 billion people.
Backmarker wrote:Miguel98 wrote:Adrian Sutil has been announced as Williams reserve driver, alongside Alex Lynn.
Presumably if Bottas can't race this weekend, Adrian Sutil will step in, rather than Alex Lynn or Susie Wolff.
Simtek wrote:Personally, I would like to see Sutil in the Williams and for him to put it on the podium. That way Pierluigi Martini will reclaim the record for most races without a podium.
BigG80 wrote:Williams confirming once and for all that Susie Wolff is not employed for her driving skill. And I am totally ok with that. She's intelligent, a steady pair of hands and a great interviewee but there are more worthy drivers out there for the reserve drive.
Alex Lynn isn't quite ready for F1 judging by his race craft last year.
mrfakeboullier wrote:BigG80 wrote:Williams confirming once and for all that Susie Wolff is not employed for her driving skill. And I am totally ok with that. She's intelligent, a steady pair of hands and a great interviewee but there are more worthy drivers out there for the reserve drive.
Alex Lynn isn't quite ready for F1 judging by his race craft last year.
True. Lynn may have shown that he can banzai a lap and dominate but he pissed away so many points in sprint races
Everything's great.Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing I wouldn't be in Formula 1.
FullMetalJack wrote:Simtek wrote:Personally, I would like to see Sutil in the Williams and for him to put it on the podium. That way Pierluigi Martini will reclaim the record for most races without a podium.
Yeah, but he'll lose that record to Nico Hulkenberg eventually.
Allard Kalff in 1994 wrote:OH!! Schumacher in the wall! Right in front of us, Michael Schumacher is in the wall! He's hit the pitwall, he c... Ah, it's Jos Verstappen.
good_Ralf wrote:FullMetalJack wrote:Simtek wrote:Personally, I would like to see Sutil in the Williams and for him to put it on the podium. That way Pierluigi Martini will reclaim the record for most races without a podium.
Yeah, but he'll lose that record to Nico Hulkenberg eventually.
Ooh, that's a harsh thing to say, but the way things are going that is very much possible, and this is coming from a Hulk fan. Also I would like to Sutil get a podium as well, I used to complain a lot about how he and Hulk kept missing out.
Waris wrote:What if Hülkenberg finds the Porsche gig more fun than F1, and calls it quits mid-season to concentrate full-time on the WEC? Will we see... Giedo van der Garde? ESTEBAN GUTIÉRREZ, for a Mexican super team? Or that darned quick young boy, Pascal Wehrlein?
Waris wrote:What if Hülkenberg finds the Porsche gig more fun than F1, and calls it quits mid-season to concentrate full-time on the WEC? Will we see... Giedo van der Garde? ESTEBAN GUTIÉRREZ, for a Mexican super team? Or that darned quick young boy, Pascal Wehrlein?
IceG wrote:With Hamilton's dominance emerging early this season and with his likely long-term contract at Mercedes, can we expect to see Rosberg pulling a Vettel and finding a spot at a team where he will not automatically be the No. 2 driver? I could see a move to Williams or Ferrari for 2016 being possible, or perhaps even going to Mclaren.
The first "move over Nico, Lewis is faster than you" moment will be telling.
IceG wrote:With Hamilton's dominance emerging early this season and with his likely long-term contract at Mercedes, can we expect to see Rosberg pulling a Vettel and finding a spot at a team where he will not automatically be the No. 2 driver? I could see a move to Williams or Ferrari for 2016 being possible, or perhaps even going to Mclaren.
The first "move over Nico, Lewis is faster than you" moment will be telling.
Felipe Nasr - the least forgettable F1 driver!Murray Walker at the 1997 Austrian Grand Prix wrote:The other [Stewart] driver, who nobody's been paying attention to, because he's disappointing, is Jan Magnussen.
Rob Dylan wrote:I'd be interested in who Mercedes would replace Rosberg with if he was to leave after this year was over.
GerhardTalger wrote:IceG wrote:With Hamilton's dominance emerging early this season and with his likely long-term contract at Mercedes, can we expect to see Rosberg pulling a Vettel and finding a spot at a team where he will not automatically be the No. 2 driver? I could see a move to Williams or Ferrari for 2016 being possible, or perhaps even going to Mclaren.
The first "move over Nico, Lewis is faster than you" moment will be telling.
The only move that actually could see Nico as the lead driver again in the 'top' is either a move to Williams or to Red Bull, not counting Enstone who are still trailing in the midfield after that horacius spell last year.
The only reason Nico will move is because of his relationship with the team or Lewis turning sour, or because of Mercedes actually favouring another driver. I can't see the second thing happening anyway, as I think Nico will be the best second driver available, apart from possibly Bottas and Raikkonen. (And I don't think the latter will contest in 2016 anyway at all, and if he does he will probably stay at Ferrari.) Iconically, they all have Finnish blood running through their veins.
I'd say the seats at Merc are pretty much filled, but the rest is pretty much open. Bottas, Vettel and Alonso will stay at their respective post, and I don't think Ricciardo will move from Red Bull anyway, but all those teams have questionable second drivers for next year.
Hopefully they will finally give Hulkenberg a spell in a decent car. His only decent car was in 2012, but I think he's another one of those 'wrong place wrong time'-guys.
Felipe Nasr - the least forgettable F1 driver!Murray Walker at the 1997 Austrian Grand Prix wrote:The other [Stewart] driver, who nobody's been paying attention to, because he's disappointing, is Jan Magnussen.
Rob Dylan wrote:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/118412
Alonso wants to end his career at McLaren, eh? I do recall him saying the same thing about Ferrari, but never mind
It's almost begging for more avatar bets, as to how long Fernando will last before he has a breakdown or something and leaves
Rob Dylan wrote:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/118412
Alonso wants to end his career at McLaren, eh? I do recall him saying the same thing about Ferrari, but never mind
It's almost begging for more avatar bets, as to how long Fernando will last before he has a breakdown or something and leaves
CoopsII wrote:I can see Rosberg leaving Mercedes to be honest. So far this season he's been comprehensibly beaten by Hamilton and now the tensions are on the rise. Not sure why, when you're beat you're beat and it's not like he wouldn't have been last season were it not for Hamiltons bad luck. Yes, he's a German but he appears to be a German that Germany has not much interest in, so he can be replaced.
Biscione wrote:Even if he dropped his salary demands to almost nothing, many of the midfield teams might still be out of the question due to their need for money (Force India, Lotus, Sauber). The last option is the wildcard, Haas. With strong technical support from Ferrari, plus a long lead-in before they hit the track, there is at least a chance they might be somewhat competitive when they debut. But there are of course question marks over their finances, how good their new car will be, and so on. I don't doubt Haas would be interested in recruiting Rosberg if the opportunity arose, assuming they could afford to do so. But it's a big risk for both parties, and thus an extreme long shot.
Felipe Nasr - the least forgettable F1 driver!Murray Walker at the 1997 Austrian Grand Prix wrote:The other [Stewart] driver, who nobody's been paying attention to, because he's disappointing, is Jan Magnussen.
Spectoremg wrote:Here's how Rosberg could be 1st at something, he could be the 1st non-whiney well beaten team-mate.
Everything's great.Sebastian Vettel wrote:If I was good at losing I wouldn't be in Formula 1.
Salamander wrote:Spectoremg wrote:Here's how Rosberg could be 1st at something, he could be the 1st non-whiney well beaten team-mate.
That would require that he give up on his life's ambition. I don't think that's quite as easy as you make it sound.