You'll be the man... Juan Pablo.

Speed · 19 Aug 2002, 15:59 (Ref:361353)

Coming tracks...
01 September Belgium Spa-Francorchamps
15 September Italy Monza
29 September United States Indianapolis
13 October Japan Suzuka
Best part of the show is coming...
And Montoya will kick some @rses real hard, remember my words...

freud · 19 Aug 2002, 16:02 (Ref:361355)

If those Michelins stick

...
I am sure JPM will do well in the remaining races.

av8rirl · 19 Aug 2002, 20:21 (Ref:361543)

Quote:

Originally posted by freud
If those Michelins stick...
I am sure JPM will do well in the remaining races.

Not trying to make excuses but Michelin have really let Williams (and the other teams) down this season. And JPM could have had better luck with the Willy. As could Rubens with the red car.

But lets hope JPM can do the biz at the next 4 races. That'll set him up nicely for WDC next year!

BootsOntheSide · 20 Aug 2002, 09:09 (Ref:361900)

Montoya looks the best non-Ferrari best for a victory in the rest of the season. The last two race tracks haven't suited his driving style, although he'll have to learn to adapt to them, but the final four are fast and flowing, usually exciting races too, so it ought to happen. I think its 31 years since someone finished 2nd in the championship without taking a win, maybe Montoya will do that.

Dani Filth · 20 Aug 2002, 09:38 (Ref:361907)

you realy think anyoane can beat the Ferrari's on speed ... I don't think so ...

f1manoz · 20 Aug 2002, 10:23 (Ref:361933)

I think JPM may do well in the USA like he did last year, but Monza WILL be a Ferrari benefit.

Dani Filth · 20 Aug 2002, 10:54 (Ref:361941)

remember .. JPM won Monza laast year ... and exactly how good will he do in USA ... a win maybe ...???????

f1manoz · 20 Aug 2002, 10:58 (Ref:361943)

JPM did win Monza last year, but circumstances have changed since last year. I just picked the USA because, well, I may have a 1 in 4 chance!!!

Dani Filth · 20 Aug 2002, 11:20 (Ref:361954)

well thats good ... Playing at the lottery .. will give you a better chance of wining ... just joking ... US maybe over Ralf ... but 3-1 for Ralf .. i belive ...

Speed · 20 Aug 2002, 16:20 (Ref:362161)

I think Spa and Suzuka are the circuits for JPM...

RT · 20 Aug 2002, 19:24 (Ref:362321)

Quote:

Originally posted by Speed
Coming tracks...
01 September Belgium Spa-Francorchamps
15 September Italy Monza
29 September United States Indianapolis
13 October Japan Suzuka
Best part of the show is coming...
And Montoya will kick some @rses real hard, remember my words...

To some degree, I agree....Probably his own more than anyone else's arse, if the past has taught us anything.......

DC has got it spot on.... "Big balls small brain"or something close to that effect.

Go Schumi!!

Go Kimi!!

paulzinho · 20 Aug 2002, 19:39 (Ref:362332)

I was a bit miffed by DC's comments, OK JPM may have overdone his defense but at least he tried to defend the position, was it the Nurburgring where Ralf waved TGF through whereas JPM made the gap for Michael as tight as possible, was DC saying that JPM shouldve pulled over and let Kimi pass in Hungary.

Admittedly my comments may be ill informed because I havent read what DC said in detail but thats the impression I got from what I did read.

Mr V · 20 Aug 2002, 19:45 (Ref:362335)

DC was just talking to take the spotlight off himself having his ass whipped again by his less experienced team mate!

Mr V · 20 Aug 2002, 20:03 (Ref:362351)

Whilst i'm on the subject of DC, just remembered that he also went off the circuit during the race and he wasn't even defending like jpm was .......maybe a case of no talent............. small brain

freud · 20 Aug 2002, 20:16 (Ref:362363)

Since past few years, I have noticed that I am probably the only DC fan on this forum and I must admit that in the past I have defended DC.

I must say that I am beginning to notice a slow downward spiral in DC's confidence levels. The outburst against JPM was nothing but an act of desperation and frustration, something which didnt help him at all, didnt make him look any better and doesnt make up for the fact that the rising superstar Kimi Raikonnen is proving to be much better and faster than him.

Speed · 22 Aug 2002, 04:11 (Ref:363382)

Quote:

Originally posted by RT
To some degree, I agree....Probably his own more than anyone else's arse, if the past has taught us anything.......

Looks good to me...
Spa
Starting Pos = Pole
Race = DNF
Monza
Starting Pos = Pole
Race = Win
Indy
Starting Pos = 3
Race = DNF (leading)
Suzuka
Starting Pos = 2
Race = 2nd
:confused:

allen_overy · 22 Aug 2002, 06:53 (Ref:363433)

According to the current situation, it's difficult for the Williams to win, except if Ferrari retires. But JPM can be on Pole in one or two of these "power" circuits.

Jukebox · 22 Aug 2002, 08:26 (Ref:363469)

Quote:

Originally posted by mr v
DC was just talking b******* to take the spotlight off himself having his ass whipped again by his less experienced team mate!

He was just speaking for his young team mate as he is senior enough to whack Montoya of his behaviours on the track.

He did the same by helping when he followed Michael closely as to distract his focus on Kimi before he had to go in for a pit stop.

DC for one thing will help his teammate in any way possible even though the glory would not be his in the end. The MacLarens are the best team in terms of teamwork and DC is doing a bloody good job.

While with Mika, he did let him pass to take the win.

Mr V · 22 Aug 2002, 09:35 (Ref:363493)

Quote:

Originally posted by Jukebox

He was just speaking for his young team mate as he is senior enough to whack Montoya of his behaviours on the track.

Are you saying that Kimi can't express himself properly that he has to have DC doing it for him? I don't think so, Kimi may have forced JPM into an error, but he also, once again showed that he is the better driver at McLaren, plus DC made an unforced error and went off the circuit himself!

Standing up for his junior team-mate? Covering up his own blushes more like!

Red · 22 Aug 2002, 09:45 (Ref:363497)

Quote:

Originally posted by mr v
Are you saying that Kimi can't express himself properly that he has to have DC doing it for him?

I'm sure he can, however I suspect that he won't.

Anyway, I believe that David's comments (quite pertinent I believe) were triggered more by his love for Montoya.... we shall not forget that Pablo is not at his first mistake of that kind, and David was his victim...

Jukebox · 22 Aug 2002, 09:56 (Ref:363504)

Thank you Red for that reply on my behalf........Kimi said that he made a smooth pass Montoya in his comments, people who watched the race sees otherwise. Now from there we know that Kimi was being too kind towards Montoya and DC has every right to crtitisize Montoya of his actions.

Montoya did interrupt DC's interview once right after Montoya's error that caused both of them to DNF. And it's mighty rude of him....i'd still be ****ed at him if i was DC

Mr V · 22 Aug 2002, 10:01 (Ref:363507)

Quote:

Originally posted by Jukebox
Thank you Red for that reply on my behalf........

Always knew that you two were on the same team, I presume that Red is the "senior" team-mate as he's posted more!

Quote:

Originally posted by Jukebox
DC has every right to crtitisize Montoya of his actions.

Dc's made more than his fair share of cock up's and embarressing moments, maybe a case of the pot calling the kettle black?

Jukebox · 22 Aug 2002, 10:09 (Ref:363510)

Quote:

Originally posted by mr v
Always knew that you two were on the same team, I presume that Red is the "senior" team-mate as he's posted more!

Er...Does that supposed to mean anything? cause i don't get what you are really trying to imply. At least us tifosi stand by eachother against you all Juan the Great supporters. or do i have to bow (like what the Mallet did)each time replying to your posts since you too had more posts and registered earlier than me?

Quote:

Originally posted by mr v
Dc's made more than his fair share of cock up's and embarressing moments, maybe a case of the pot calling the kettle black?

Montoya made an ass of himself more than DC did, or we should start counting?

I don't understand why you should pick on DC as he always helped Kimi and i know you yourself supports Kimi.

Mr V · 22 Aug 2002, 10:24 (Ref:363520)

Quote:

Originally posted by Jukebox
Er...Does that supposed to mean anything? cause i don't get what you are really trying to imply.

I was having a joke with you, you posted that DC was standing up for his team-mate then Red spoke out on your behalf! it was a joke, don't think i'll bother in future

Quote:

Originally posted by Jukebox

Montoya made an ass of himself more than DC did, or we should start counting?

Lets if you want, my point was though, that he critized JPM for a mistake during the race (i.e...going off) when he did exactly the same thing (go off), Maybe DC should keep his mouth shut thats all.

Sato san · 22 Aug 2002, 10:27 (Ref:363524)

Quote:

Originally posted by Jukebox

Montoya made an ass of himself more than DC did, or we should start counting?

I

yes !!..lets start counting !..

sounds fun..

Let the truth be told !

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