Deutsch Drivers
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Deutsch Drivers
All of us know who the best Deutsch driver was, but who is going to be the next German prodogy? Could it be, Nick Heidfeld, Sebastian Vettel, Timo Glock, Nico Rosberg, or me lol 
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SV, and he's staying put at RB!! 
F1 needs a bit of a switch round so all good drivers going to Mclaren and Ferrari will never change the constant boredom of the same teams winning.
I'm really hoping that Mateschitz makes RB into the next top team.
F1 needs a bit of a switch round so all good drivers going to Mclaren and Ferrari will never change the constant boredom of the same teams winning.
I'm really hoping that Mateschitz makes RB into the next top team.
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Vettel FTW.
Rosberg needs a more consistently quicker ride, but he's probably right up there, Glock too.
Heidfeld has, I think, become a journeyman driver. When the car's right and he's comfortable with it, he can outrun his teammate - look at '07 compared to Kubica. Heidfeld must have felt horrible seeing Raikkonen take the McLaren seat that for so long was 'promised' to him. Probably could have won races (and a shot at a championship or two?) if he had the McLaren ride back in '02-'03. As it stands, I think he needs to make a major push to oust Kubica as the dominant BMW driver, and soon, or risk turning into the next Coulthard, but winless. Hmmm...kinda like Webber. Ouch.
Rosberg needs a more consistently quicker ride, but he's probably right up there, Glock too.
Heidfeld has, I think, become a journeyman driver. When the car's right and he's comfortable with it, he can outrun his teammate - look at '07 compared to Kubica. Heidfeld must have felt horrible seeing Raikkonen take the McLaren seat that for so long was 'promised' to him. Probably could have won races (and a shot at a championship or two?) if he had the McLaren ride back in '02-'03. As it stands, I think he needs to make a major push to oust Kubica as the dominant BMW driver, and soon, or risk turning into the next Coulthard, but winless. Hmmm...kinda like Webber. Ouch.
