Kevin Ascher
#47 Roaring Pipes Maniacs
I would hire him if he's good and wouldn't if he's bad.
Wouldn't care about anything else.
Wouldn't care about anything else.
Nelson Piquet Junior
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Renato Preti
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Renato Preti
The truth in F1 is, this depends of how much money he can bring to the team. If he can bring money I would hire as 2nd driver.
Dave Stephenson
Premium
Not a chance. He may have been pressured to cheat but at the end of the day he took the actions not the team.
He'd be good to have in the garage to remind my proper drivers how talented they are.
His involvement in the singapore incident dosn't bother me though, my issues with him are his pace (or lack of)
His involvement in the singapore incident dosn't bother me though, my issues with him are his pace (or lack of)
I can think of two drivers who have crashed their cars deliberately.
Mr Schumacher & Mr Senna.
Would you hire either of them ?????
Admittedly they only crashed to win,
or more correctly to prevent others from winning.
Is that worse than just crashing into a wall??
At least Piquet wasn't trying to take anyone out.
I've been thinking more about this & I guess the main difference between this & the Schu & Senna incidents is the pre-meditation.
The Senna & Schu incidents could be written off as a spur of the moment lapse of reason.
The Renault thing was planned.
I have read that it was Piquet's idea.
I find this idea hard to grasp??
The Senna & Schu incidents could be written off as a spur of the moment lapse of reason.
The Renault thing was planned.
I have read that it was Piquet's idea.
I find this idea hard to grasp??
apparently Manor GP want him for 09
good to see he wont get a drive at least
I read an article a few days ago saying he was looking to America for a drive, good riddance as far as I'm concerned.
Wherever he goes looking for even remotely top level motor racing that requires corporate sponsorship,then you can take the words of the Virgin spokesman and apply them to any other large brand,why bother risking global sales when there is no shortage of young eager racing drivers without the extra "Piquet baggage"?...
Well Senna taking out Prost in 1990 at Suzuka was pre-medittaed to the extent that he later admitted that if Prost was ahead by the first corner then he would crash into him.
All as a result of pole position being put on the dirty (inside) side of the track after Senna had been told it would be on the clean (outside) side before qualifying. Blame Balestre.
