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19 Aug 2001, 21:15 (Ref:132694) | #1 | ||
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Same old..Same old.
Trulli getting a great position to start but failing to finish not before holding a train behind him. Benetton is waiting for you.
Alesi. What can I say. Same old same old. Fighting the car but no results. Cero. Bring Zonta in...LOL. |
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19 Aug 2001, 21:43 (Ref:132716) | #2 | ||
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HAHAHAHAHHAHA brillient!!!!!!!!!!! i totally agree with u!!!!!! what a great wit u have
BUT MOST DEFINATLEY BRING BACK ZONTA!!!!!!!! |
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19 Aug 2001, 23:29 (Ref:132806) | #3 | ||
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Trulli's train?
Well, give him his due, he was reporting that the tyres had gone off several laps before the team were prepared to let him come in. While the Hungaroring is easier than most places to defend a place, all credit to him for keeping it on the tarmac and keeping the opposition behind him for as long as necessary. I don't recall the celebrated mister Montoya being quite so successful at the same strategy back in Austria, do you? |
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19 Aug 2001, 23:52 (Ref:132820) | #4 | ||
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I think, sadly, that both are the classic case... real drivers, but somehow never champions...
Look carefully.. if Raikkonen goes to McLaren, he must be big in 2 or 3 years, that's how it goes, Álesi had his chance, Trulli seems to be vanishing... |
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19 Aug 2001, 23:56 (Ref:132821) | #5 | ||
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Like Fisichella - he has somewhat vanished, i know people will disagree - but everyone hyped him up and he hasn't done nething that spectacular (although now i've said that someone will think of something). But Wurz also showed so much promise and then went downhill.....and it looks unlikely we'll see him in f1 again! It happens to so many drivers!!!
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20 Aug 2001, 06:57 (Ref:132891) | #6 | |
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Wurz is really having a rough time, apparently he might even lose his test drive with McLaren
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20 Aug 2001, 10:37 (Ref:132966) | #7 | ||
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NO WAY!!!!!!! why???? and who to??
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20 Aug 2001, 18:34 (Ref:133177) | #8 | ||
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All the credit to Trulli for holding people behind him but what is it good for? He should go to a more reliable car like Benetton/Renault...LOL
Alesi? enough said. Even Zonta would have done better than that. |
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20 Aug 2001, 18:39 (Ref:133183) | #9 | ||
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In Canada and Germany, Zonta at least had the advantage of being familiar with the car and tires.
Remember Alesi had 30 Km in the car and his experience this season was on the very different Michelins-it was a credible performance given the circumstances, BB. nicholaswhite, what have you heard regarding Wurz? |
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20 Aug 2001, 21:18 (Ref:133289) | #10 | ||
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Yes, what about Wurz ?????
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20 Aug 2001, 21:35 (Ref:133307) | #11 | ||
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I think Ron said he will have 2 test drivers for next season and jokingly added "None of them will be Austrian"....LOL. But he would not say if Wurz still be with the team next season.
Probably he meant that Wurz will not tester but a driver?..LOL |
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