Congrats to Michael Schumacher and Ferrari for the title. Great job!
Regards
Crash
Joachim Blum <[email hidden]> wrote on 19 Aug 2001:
> Congrats to Michael Schumacher and Ferrari for the title. Great job!
>
> Regards
> Crash
Indeed. Much as I dislike some of his driving (as with Senna), I can't
help but recognise his ability (as with Senna). Next question: who's
gonna drive for McLaren next season, assuming Martin Brundle's right
and it won't be Mika?
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"After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll,
really" - Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh.
Nominations for the rest of this sig are currently being accepted...
Jacques, I hope, ......about time he dumped BAR
Edward
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> Joachim Blum <[email hidden]> wrote on 19 Aug 2001: > > > Congrats to Michael Schumacher and Ferrari for the title. Great job! > > > > Regards > > Crash > > Indeed. Much as I dislike some of his driving (as with Senna), I can't > help but recognise his ability (as with Senna). Next question: who's > gonna drive for McLaren next season, assuming Martin Brundle's right > and it won't be Mika? > > -- > "After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll, > really" - Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh. > Nominations for the rest of this sig are currently being accepted...A good job indeed. Maybe now that the championship challenge is over,
we'll see balls-out, no holds barred racing, instead of racing for
points.
A good drive from Hakkinnen too, pity that the Hungaroring is too
tight to challenge properly. That Williams sure had some straight line
speed on it ;)
Rafe Mc
On Sun, 19 Aug 2001 17:03:26 +0200, "Joachim Blum"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>Congrats to Michael Schumacher and Ferrari for the title. Great job!
>
>Regards
>Crash
i very much doubt it - he is embedded into BAR much further than most
drivers, and he will probably stay for a long long time. besides, why move
to mclaren, when williams and ferrari will be the top two teams for the next
5 or so years?
It will be Kimi R�ikk�nen.
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> Joachim Blum <[email hidden]> wrote on 19 Aug 2001: > > > Congrats to Michael Schumacher and Ferrari for the title. Great job! > > > > Regards > > Crash > > Indeed. Much as I dislike some of his driving (as with Senna), I can't > help but recognise his ability (as with Senna). Next question: who's > gonna drive for McLaren next season, assuming Martin Brundle's right > and it won't be Mika? > > -- > "After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll, > really" - Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh. > Nominations for the rest of this sig are currently being accepted...It's better to be in the one of the top 3 teams and have a chance for a
podium *every* race :)
Nick G wrote:
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> i very much doubt it - he is embedded into BAR much further than most
> drivers, and he will probably stay for a long long time. besides, why move
> to mclaren, when williams and ferrari will be the top two teams for the next
> 5 or so years?
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> i very much doubt it - he is embedded into BAR much further than most
> drivers, and he will probably stay for a long long time. besides, why move
> to mclaren, when williams and ferrari will be the top two teams for thenext
> 5 or so years?
I agree to some extent, but when has a BAR beat a Mclaren this year. I'm not
sure, but I would think the number would be very low. Even if Mclaren
doesn't improve, they will still be a solid third. The Honda engine just has
not improved to the extent that it can win a championship. It's not even as
good as last years Ferrari engine, in my opinion.
> A good drive from Hakkinnen too, pity that the Hungaroring is too
> tight to challenge properly. That Williams sure had some straight line
> speed on it ;)
Yes it did, I expect the Williams to do well at all 4 circuits remaining. I
would be suprised if they did not win Monza and Indy. There is just no car
that can keep up with them in a straight line. I just hope Ralf score's more
wins to pass DC, I can't stand DC!
