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Adrian Sutil has secured a deal with Sauber to ensure himself a race seat for 2014. He will effectively make the inverse move of Nico Hulkenberg who joined Force India following his departure at Sauber.
You need to get a hold of yourself and stop overreacting to posts which involve Lotus.Neno wrote:Oh my God really, wow now he is definetly signed for Red Bull now, he was on their eventOfcourse he signed, he and Vettel have greatest bromance ever, why wouldn't sign it.
they will share even same car, who knows what they will share among that. Yes, yooo-hooo!
Cut the crap, Red Bull organise 99% percent of all sports events in world. You really even if you want avoid Red Bull marketing you couldnt do that, why because when i am going in store and someone take picture of me close to fridge, and you see a bottle of Red Bull close to me, dose i look like i am going to sign for Red Bull, and share bromance? F?ck no
I am just overeacting on overeacting peoples (which involving me to show part of acting and showing them how stupid dose they look). I used a bit sarsacam with a bit of overeacting and tried not too be funny, because everything dose not to be joke and funny. It should be sad in this case. It's seems it worked.raymondu999 wrote:You need to get a hold of yourself and stop overreacting to posts which involve Lotus.Neno wrote:Oh my God really, wow now he is definetly signed for Red Bull now, he was on their event
they will share even same car, who knows what they will share among that. Yes, yooo-hooo!
Cut the crap, Red Bull organise 99% percent of all sports events in world. You really even if you want avoid Red Bull marketing you couldnt do that, why because when i am going in store and someone take picture of me close to fridge, and you see a bottle of Red Bull close to me, dose i look like i am going to sign for Red Bull, and share bromance? F?ck no
Oh my...Neno wrote:I am just overeacting on overeacting peoples (which involving me to show part of acting and showing them how stupid dose they look). I used a bit sarsacam with a bit of overeacting and tried not too be funny, because everything dose not to be joke and funny. It should be sad in this case. It's seems it worked.raymondu999 wrote:You need to get a hold of yourself and stop overreacting to posts which involve Lotus.Neno wrote:Oh my God really, wow now he is definetly signed for Red Bull now, he was on their event
they will share even same car, who knows what they will share among that. Yes, yooo-hooo!
Cut the crap, Red Bull organise 99% percent of all sports events in world. You really even if you want avoid Red Bull marketing you couldnt do that, why because when i am going in store and someone take picture of me close to fridge, and you see a bottle of Red Bull close to me, dose i look like i am going to sign for Red Bull, and share bromance? F?ck no
Offtopic : Neno , you can make your point by argumenting with facts and not by insulting people who have another pov, while you think yours is the correct one.Neno wrote:I am just overeacting on overeacting peoples (which involving me to show part of acting and showing them how stupid dose they look). I used a bit sarsacam with a bit of overeacting and tried not too be funny, because everything dose not to be joke and funny. It should be sad in this case. It's seems it worked.raymondu999 wrote:You need to get a hold of yourself and stop overreacting to posts which involve Lotus.Neno wrote:Oh my God really, wow now he is definetly signed for Red Bull now, he was on their event
they will share even same car, who knows what they will share among that. Yes, yooo-hooo!
Cut the crap, Red Bull organise 99% percent of all sports events in world. You really even if you want avoid Red Bull marketing you couldnt do that, why because when i am going in store and someone take picture of me close to fridge, and you see a bottle of Red Bull close to me, dose i look like i am going to sign for Red Bull, and share bromance? F?ck no
Whether Kimi goes there or not, while it would surprise me, it really doesn't bother me. What does bother me is the at lack of well thought out arguments and evidence either way. The rumour of Kimi going to RedBull in 2010 was not realistic, yet it was talked up. Skip to now - second verse, same as the first. You only have to look back at interviews from RedBull as to how they determine driver line up. Hamilton is a great example with lots of great reasoning from RedBull as to why he wouldn't fit in. The 2 TR guys who were booted - again, sound reasoning. All of which is in the public domain - none of which seems to have been considered with the opinions in here. RedBull have been actually quite consistent with their approach and statements on this subject. Which is why these rumours, and perpetuation of such, surprise me.Spore F1 wrote:Dont take it as if the talks are getting illogical and repetitive, the rumors are there and also some logical reasoning behind a possible move so dont make it seem like talking about it is not appropriate, because now that preposition would be ridiculous.
It doesnt mean he will move, but theres enough material to make discussion.
This is like u telling me Cristiano Ronaldo has been rumored to move to madrid in 2006 but failed to do so in 06, 07 , 08, and half of 09, but he still went there lol, some rumors have bull logic behind them, but the kimi to rbr discussion is logical to be had even without these contracts with red bull u speak of.
Unless theres some convincing evidence, enough to show as to y Kimi to red bull is if anything impossible, then the possibility should be mentioned.Cam wrote:Whether Kimi goes there or not, while it would surprise me, it really doesn't bother me. What does bother me is the at lack of well thought out arguments and evidence either way. The rumour of Kimi going to RedBull in 2010 was not realistic, yet it was talked up. Skip to now - second verse, same as the first. You only have to look back at interviews from RedBull as to how they determine driver line up. Hamilton is a great example with lots of great reasoning from RedBull as to why he wouldn't fit in. The 2 TR guys who were booted - again, sound reasoning. All of which is in the public domain - none of which seems to have been considered with the opinions in here. RedBull have been actually quite consistent with their approach and statements on this subject. Which is why these rumours, and perpetuation of such, surprise me.Spore F1 wrote:Dont take it as if the talks are getting illogical and repetitive, the rumors are there and also some logical reasoning behind a possible move so dont make it seem like talking about it is not appropriate, because now that preposition would be ridiculous.
It doesnt mean he will move, but theres enough material to make discussion.
This is like u telling me Cristiano Ronaldo has been rumored to move to madrid in 2006 but failed to do so in 06, 07 , 08, and half of 09, but he still went there lol, some rumors have bull logic behind them, but the kimi to rbr discussion is logical to be had even without these contracts with red bull u speak of.
To say 'where's theres' smoke, there's fire' is foolish really. For all any of us know, it's fog - marketing fog at that.
http://www.crash.net/f1/news/190804/1/w ... eport.htmlRed Bull Racing's Mark Webber has decided to call time on his F1 career and will quit at the end of the 2013 F1 season, it has been claimed.
Again Crash got their info out of a The Daily Star article, a tabloid with very little credibility. What they call "a close friend" could just as well be a random tourist who had by chance neighbouring hotel chambers with Webber last year at Monaco. I am not saying whether or not Webber leaves, but that article is not any indication for both.From Crash article: "confided in close friends" Some nice, close friends Webber has, if it's even true. He can't take a break, can he? This is classic Mateschitz/Red Bull driver support, they screw him, lie in general, lie about team orders (again), then quickly announce his possible replacements.
