Comments on: The Men In the Cockpits: Driver Preview - Part 2 http://badgergp.com/2010/03/the-men-in-the-cockpits-driver-preview-part-2/ Formula 1 isn't boring... Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:24:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jimmy Von Weeks http://badgergp.com/2010/03/the-men-in-the-cockpits-driver-preview-part-2/#comment-1520 Jimmy Von Weeks Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:11:55 +0000 http://www.f1badger.com/?p=14921#comment-1520 I'm with Dave on Liuzzi, I think he's a great driver who got a raw deal at Toro Rosso (as a lot of people have and will continue to do). Hopefully he'll deliver this season- Italy's hardly awash with F1 talent at the moment. I'm with Dave on Liuzzi, I think he's a great driver who got a raw deal at Toro Rosso (as a lot of people have and will continue to do). Hopefully he'll deliver this season- Italy's hardly awash with F1 talent at the moment.

]]> By: Dave Highkinen http://badgergp.com/2010/03/the-men-in-the-cockpits-driver-preview-part-2/#comment-1519 Dave Highkinen Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:11:32 +0000 http://www.f1badger.com/?p=14921#comment-1519 *Grins* Thanks for noticing. If i'm wrong about Liuzzi then you can look forward to to saying "i told you so!" Force India's one of the hardest teams to choose a favoured driver. Sutil is probably still regarded as the lead as he's been there since the Spyker days, but if Vitantonio can be around the same pace and NOT randomly lose concentration then he may well shift the balance of power in the team. But i like Adrian, he's another driver that shows F1 stars are not robot's. I still don't rate Kubica by the way, he's not done anything extraordinary to me. Not that i think Petrov will beat him, just that i think Robert will not do anything spectacular in an uncompetetive car. Hulkenburg has looked promising throughout testing, and been close to Rubens on comparable days. But being quick is only half the job, he could do with not learning from Barrichello how to let your performance dip at two thirds distance. Though Williams are unlikely to do much better than 6th places without retirements from the big four teams. *Grins* Thanks for noticing. If i'm wrong about Liuzzi then you can look forward to to saying "i told you so!"
Force India's one of the hardest teams to choose a favoured driver. Sutil is probably still regarded as the lead as he's been there since the Spyker days, but if Vitantonio can be around the same pace and NOT randomly lose concentration then he may well shift the balance of power in the team. But i like Adrian, he's another driver that shows F1 stars are not robot's.

I still don't rate Kubica by the way, he's not done anything extraordinary to me. Not that i think Petrov will beat him, just that i think Robert will not do anything spectacular in an uncompetetive car.

Hulkenburg has looked promising throughout testing, and been close to Rubens on comparable days. But being quick is only half the job, he could do with not learning from Barrichello how to let your performance dip at two thirds distance. Though Williams are unlikely to do much better than 6th places without retirements from the big four teams.

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