Bourdais, Piquet - Whos Next?

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Re: Bourdais, Piquet - Whos Next?

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Nakajima can develop a car very well, thats why they keep him, he actually is the one that made the car alot faster(by giving good feedback etc.)

I rather see that sutil is the next one to disappear, he made enough stupid mistakes and im ois actually worse then Piquet. People said that after the deal with Mercedes you could take the teams serious, well you cant, with two of such drivers, Fisichella is at the end of his career and Sutil cant finish a race normally and always has to throw away points.
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Roland Ehnström
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pjobmathew wrote:Guys i've been reading about Rosberg moving to McLaren . Do u have any solid leads or links ???? I'd be very sad . His dad raced for Williams :oops:
His dad raced for McLaren too...

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Roland Ehnström wrote:His dad raced for McLaren too...

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And played a fair role in what later became the Legend of Australian GP 1986))))

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* Quote Roland Ehnström

His dad raced for McLaren too...

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He won the championship in 1982 in a Williams , Nico better stay on if he wants to win one !!!!!!!! :D

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jon-mullen
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scarbs wrote:Here's my stab...

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USGP: Villeneuve, (~Barichello orJ.R. Hildebrand A1GP)

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My money's on AJ Allmendinger for a USGP seat. He's being outperformed by his teammates at Petty Motorsports and as a team (of 4 drivers) they're averaging one car in the top ten per race. His stock's low and he'd do well to look into getting back into an open-wheeler before he's one more guy that couldn't make the transition to NASCAR.
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