F1: So Tell Us Something We didn’t Know!

By Marc • August 10, 2007

It was inevitable, three-time Champ Car champion S

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5 Responses to “ F1: So Tell Us Something We didn’t Know! ”

Clive Aug 10th, 2007 at 10:14 pm

Yes indeed, tell us something we didn’t know. I can only feel sorry for Bourdais who will be making his F1 debut with a team that has a history of blaming its failings on the drivers.
Marc Aug 10th, 2007 at 10:24 pm

It’s not like SeaBass has much choice Clive. With the top three teams drivers locked in (unless Alonzo does something stupid as rumored) it’s middle of the pack or the back of it.

And he damn sure hasn’t anything else to prove in the CCWS with three champ trophys and a possible fourth in the offing.

Nice looking site BTW, but it could use an RSS feed.
phastphil Aug 10th, 2007 at 10:54 pm

In the past this would have been a great move - example; Niki Lauda drove for BRM before signing with Ferrari. In F1s current incarnation this doesn’t seem to happen. I could be wrong, but recently has a really talented driver signed with a bad team, displayed their talents and then been picked up by a top tier team? Mark Webber?
George Aug 11th, 2007 at 3:49 am

Kimi Raikkonen. Signed with Sauber?? Moved to McLaren. Seabass can make an impression in TR, but the fact has been pointed out, unless the timing works there is no where to go, upwards wise. Coulthard can’t last forever, and their may be openings (eventually) at ‘Yota, Honda or Super Aguri.

And Berger and Tost are dickheads on top of it all.
peterg Aug 11th, 2007 at 2:00 pm

The irony of Red Bull being banned in France can’t be lost on Seebass or Materschitz.

He’s eared a shot at F1 so let’s see how he goes.Will he be another Zinardi?

I wish him well, although I hope he has gotten the whining aspect of his persona out of his system.

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