To facebook...?Nando wrote:Do you have a link?
I searched for F1 Lotus team Facebook and came to a unofficial fan site, but saw it below, the real one i guess.Harvey wrote:To facebook...?Nando wrote:Do you have a link?
http://whatwillkimidonext.com/Nando wrote:Do you have a link?
And Chavez winning that election isnt by any means certain.ElleMarie wrote:If Hugo Chavez dont win the elections at Venezuela, Maldonado is out of Williams and maybe his dream with F1 is over. I dont necessarily want Maldonado out of F1, but i do hope Chavez not to win (for the sake of the people there in Venezuela).
For which season, you mean?dan wrote:anyone else think hamilton is heading towards redbull?
He seems to have a problem when there are multiple cars around him. He just isn't able to focus on more then one car. I don't know if he can rid of that problem; if he can't he should not be driving in F1, because he will be a danger at every start. It is the same reason why people with epilepsy aren't allowed to have a driving license: They can't help themselves, and it's a shame they are robbed of the right to drive by something they didn't want, but the bottom line is that they can bring alot of people in danger, including themselves.raymondu999 wrote:No. The kid is quick and an immense talent. I can see him being a future WDC. But he needs to tame that talent. Not the first such case either. He'll learn. It's really only 1 area where he's weak - starts. He seems ok to go wheel to wheel otherwise.
He reminds me of an epileptic having absent seisures, he just seems to blank out and fly into people.turbof1 wrote:He seems to have a problem when there are multiple cars around him. He just isn't able to focus on more then one car. I don't know if he can rid of that problem; if he can't he should not be driving in F1, because he will be a danger at every start. It is the same reason why people with epilepsy aren't allowed to have a driving license: They can't help themselves, and it's a shame they are robbed of the right to drive by something they didn't want, but the bottom line is that they can bring alot of people in danger, including themselves.raymondu999 wrote:No. The kid is quick and an immense talent. I can see him being a future WDC. But he needs to tame that talent. Not the first such case either. He'll learn. It's really only 1 area where he's weak - starts. He seems ok to go wheel to wheel otherwise.
I hope he can get rid of it. F1 starts do require a huge amount of focus. He'll need to train on that and see where it brings him.
Is he really that fast or is Kimi Raikkonen that slow?raymondu999 wrote:No. The kid is quick and an immense talent. I can see him being a future WDC. But he needs to tame that talent. Not the first such case either. He'll learn. It's really only 1 area where he's weak - starts. He seems ok to go wheel to wheel otherwise.
Beside my anger over RG crashing into Webber today, RG is just too unbalanced to make a consistent dent for a team. He has shown qualifying and mid-race speed, but his starts are just too risky. As others have said, he just can't focus on more than one car at a time. It was shown here as he was side-by-side with Kobyashi, but then plowed into Webber.Donuts wrote:Who else think's that Lotus GP should sack Romain Grosjean? Can this kid really learn from his misstakes? His stupid grin keeps haunting me... Hulkenberg is the obvious choice to replace him, I think, if he (Hulkenberg) does'nt gamble with a one year deal wtih Ferrari, beacuse surely they can't keep Masa after his first podium since 2010!