I think they need one elite driver paired with a solid leader. History usually shows that's the best way to clinch a championship. So, my guess is Ford will end up with one of those new geniuses and one pretty average driver.
It’s definitely doable; past experience shows it works. It would just be way more interesting for the fans if we had two aces battling it out in cars that good.
Nah, if Kimi actually moves to Ford, maybe I'd consider switching my allegiance. Otherwise, I'm staying put no matter what. 🙂 Actually, I think Kimi is spelled with just one m.
Robin Fisher53 said:What I meant was—who actually wants to be friends with an idiot? (just making sure there's no confusion here)...
Yeah, I was just reading about how "idiot" Mario Andretti works so well with the crew, while "poor" Ralf Schumacher just yells at everyone like an SS officer... 👎
wearyraven41 said:Former Formula 1 ace Allan McNish is concerned that inexperienced pay-drivers are taking the seats of more established stars at the pinnacle of motorsport.
I don't really remember McNish being much of an ace...🙄 Ali clearly some new kids have sponsors, while others just don't. And no, I'm not taking sides. Thanks.
I honestly wish Neven would just handle the broadcasts himself; everyone else might be better off sleeping through them... but I guess that’s just how it goes now. I was watching this old clip from Aspen the other day, the last one on slicks. It was actually really nice listening to g. Blažičko's commentary back then. Man, if only CNN did Formula 1 coverage.......
crimsonranger6 said:Ferrari is looking great this year, though they really need a top-tier driver to be a team worth following...
They say one swallow doesn't make a summer, and there are still 17 races left on the calendar. I guess I'm just wondering what defines a "real" driver anyway? I'm not exactly a die-hard Michael fan or obsessed with Ferrari, but the guy has definitely put up more numbers than most (aside from Senna's pole position record). Is there anyone actually worth fighting against? Anyway, I'm really hoping we don't see a repeat of 2002.😢
Maybe the BAR crew will be the ones to shock everyone? I’ve been reading that the polite Jensen isn't so polite anymore—he’s actually getting aggressive and snapping at people. At this rate, he might start picking fights in the pit lane! 😁
Rain said:Lewis Hamilton is worried. He thinks the new McLaren Mercedes car is struggling so much that he might not even finish the first race of the 2004 season in the USA on March 7th...
Well, you know what they say: save the best laugh for last. A lot of people were mocking Williams when those first photos surfaced. But once the FW26 actually hit the track, all that laughing pretty much stopped...
Jose Miller17 said:I’ve never been to a party where I actually liked the music... honestly, I feel like it might just be impossible for me... so I usually just stay away from them.
Maybe it wasn't always about the band's setlist, but more about having different tastes. Some bands really know how to hold their own. At least here in Cleveland. 🙂 🙂
Terry Cox81 said:Is there actually any band out there that can set a good mood without everyone at the party just jamming out to cheesy country tunes or random nonsense? In all my years of going to parties, I’ve never seen it happen.
It exists, friend. But only in Cleveland. Around here, you just go to an agency (not naming names, don't want to advertise), ask for a specific kind of band, and they'll hook you up with someone perfect—someone you'll probably end up hearing at the next wedding or party the following Saturday. It takes the guesswork out of the music, everyone stays happy, and the band usually picks up another gig or two from that crowd over the next year. Trust me, it works. 👍
Who would have thought? I always pictured Kimi being on the shorter side, maybe around 5'9", but look at him now. So what's next, are we moving straight to the MP4-20?😕