Grand Prix of Japan (Indianapolis) 10/09/2011
in Formula 1 ·
Schumacher! 😍 🎉
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Christian Williams61 said:Honestly, I don't even know who's actually posting under the "Elizabeth Hughes" handle, so I'm just gonna stay out of this one. 🙂
Nancy Scott5 said:rear puncture.😁
Edward Miller9 said:It’s probably just natural. 😁
And there goes David Coulthard on the BBC again, acting all unbiased while talking about Deda Koba. 🙄
Michael Lee4 said:I can't believe people are still falling for this nonsense. It’s honestly embarrassing.
Christian Williams61 said:They're reporting something pretty similar over at Ford now, too—or at least it looks that way to me. You got any theories on why this keeps happening? 🤦
Christian Williams61 said:honestly, I think they were just telling him that just to be safe. ☕
Michael Lee4 said:Martin: "Does Michael really need to be flying through the air in the middle of the night at his age?" 🤣 🤣 🤣
Christian Williams61 said:Deda Koba and his buddy Kobayashi 😂
cosmichawk12 said:Mika Salo was nothing more than a puppet driver
That’s exactly why they brought him into Ferrari to sub in for Schumacher—just to have a puppet for the team to pull the strings on. That’s also why he was swapped in for Irvine at the end of Hockenheim in '99; they needed someone to play the part, and from what I saw, that's pretty much all he did.
Even if he had stuck around with Ferrari through 2000, he still would’ve been a puppet, just a permanent number two driver. Standing next to Schumacher, he never stood a chance.
Roger Wright94 said:He definitely performed better than maybe Luca Badoer or Giancarlo Fisichella, but honestly, it still wasn't enough. We're talking about a handful of points spread out over five or six races. All I know for sure is there was one race where he almost finished right behind Eddie Irvine 😁.
They probably had Rubens Barrichello signed by then; I can't quite recall the exact timing. Because if this guy truly had that much potential, how on earth did he miss out on a seat in the main squad back in 2000?
Frank Collins85 said:Mika Salo was a hell of a driver, honestly; it’s just a shame he never really got the credit he deserved....
wiredtiger8 said:Yeah, and that was while Michael Schumacher was dealing with a broken leg. I distinctly remember how Michael Schumacher stepped up to act as his teammate's support system without any issues once he got back toward the end of the season.
Not that I felt particularly bad about it... honestly, not even close.
stormybadger8 said:If Grandpa says he’s the one to blame, then I guess he probably is.🤷
darkmarlin16 said:the EU right now☕