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13 Nov 2002, 17:35 (Ref:427922)
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Webber says TGF staying beyond 2004.
Gazzetta dello sport has an interview with Webber (schumi's manager). He claims it is "highly likely" that TGF will continue his driving career beyond 2004. He does not state it would be with Ferrari, but I would assume he wouldn't leave that sweet deal...
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13 Nov 2002, 17:50 (Ref:427942)
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Well then it's not Webber, but Willi Weber. I thought it was the Jaguar driver saying that.
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13 Nov 2002, 17:52 (Ref:427946)
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Ouch. You are correct. Sorry for the bad spelling...
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"And the most important thing is that we, the Vettels, the Bernies, whoever, should not destroy our own sport by making stupid comments about the ******* noise." - Niki Lauda
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13 Nov 2002, 18:01 (Ref:427961)
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He's going for five in a row!
At least all those that love to hate him will have plenty to keep them frothing at the mouth for another few years yet! I reckon he should go back to his rookie team and get them back on the podium. Schumacher in the Jordan again - that, I'd like to see. |
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13 Nov 2002, 18:37 (Ref:427992)
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Inigo, there you go - the thread's lost a b
I bet we still get thousands of retirement rumours before 2004! |
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13 Nov 2002, 18:50 (Ref:428000)
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Thanks Adam.
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13 Nov 2002, 19:01 (Ref:428004)
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I still prefer that Webber had said that...
"He will stay beyond 2004, and we will switch places !" What about Webber in a Ferrari and TGF in a Jaguar ? |
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13 Nov 2002, 19:12 (Ref:428010)
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This shows up in Autosport, too, but the headline has Weber complaining that Sir Frank doesn't like Rafe as much as JP...
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13 Nov 2002, 19:20 (Ref:428012)
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I think Michael's trying to take a double figure of WDCs overall. But do you think Ferrari could trip up while he is there?
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13 Nov 2002, 19:24 (Ref:428015)
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"Continue his driving career beyond 2004" - not necessarily F1 (hopefully).
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13 Nov 2002, 19:32 (Ref:428019)
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It's not when Schumi retires, but when Rory Byrne hangs up his CAD program.
Of course Sir Frank doesn't like Ralf... He's only there because BMW is forcing Williams to have a German driver, and Frentzen didn't have his head on straight in '98. |
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13 Nov 2002, 19:42 (Ref:428028)
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13 Nov 2002, 19:46 (Ref:428030)
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R, hey - I like your quote!
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13 Nov 2002, 19:47 (Ref:428032)
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So do I, and it's spot on!
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TGF in a Jordan, like Glen suggests, that too would be something to watch! Last edited by R; 13 Nov 2002 at 19:48. |
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13 Nov 2002, 21:04 (Ref:428077)
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Weber added that he believes Ralf to be Williams' best driver. "If the car is right, the driver most likely to challenge Michael is Ralf, not Montoya," he said.
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13 Nov 2002, 21:05 (Ref:428078)
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Says a lot about his objectivity, doesn't it?
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13 Nov 2002, 23:40 (Ref:428197)
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Michael's contract will be written so that he can 'retire' (ie; not go to another team) whenever he wants.
Michael will be fast until the end. However, he will wake up one day, look at his family and ask "why am I doing this?". He will do whatever remaining races there are for the season and leave. Mick Doohan was the same. 5 World championships in a row, and after he hurt himself for the last time, he asked himself the same question. Michael wont do a 'Damon' and keep going after he knows it's over. He does'nt need the money, and has nothing left to prove, just like Mika. That said, he's currently at the top of his game, driving better than he ever has. While he's still enjoying it, he'll race. And if thats 6 months or 6 years will make no difference. |
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14 Nov 2002, 05:51 (Ref:428279)
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Damn, a few more years of boredom yet....
Well, as long as the racing gets better, I can handle it... |
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14 Nov 2002, 16:14 (Ref:428578)
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Weber has also said in the not particularly distant past that he doesn't think Michael will continue beyond 2004, I for one do not take any particular notice of what Willi has to say; he just says things now and then too keep the world focusing on the drivers he is payed to manage I reckon.
In terms of when Michael retires, Wrex has got it spot on. |
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