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Originally Posted by tunerjetta29,Apr 24 2006, 06:53 PM
Everyone keeps saying they should put in a better driver but the team management will only put in a Japanese driver.
Any team unwilling or unable to make the difficult decisions, especially when they are obvious does not deserve to win and never will.
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I read an article that they are seriously considering Davidson? Thatll kill any chance of his career developing. Its kinda like shooting yourself in the foot taking a Super Aguri ride. They cant even afford to let Ide test, or mold him his own seat......what a joke.
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Originally Posted by tunerjetta29,Apr 25 2006, 04:44 PM
I read an article that they are seriously considering Davidson? Thatll kill any chance of his career developing. Its kinda like shooting yourself in the foot taking a Super Aguri ride. They cant even afford to let Ide test, or mold him his own seat......what a joke.
And I have to take the other side of the coin on your next part. I have to believe if a driver performs well and is with a crappy team, that does not exclude them from advancing into a better team. As long as cheap man Frank is still running a team there will always be hope because Frank has a long history of taking young talent because he does not pay a lot, and really, driving for a team like Williams is going to teach anybody a lot.
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The problem is that they are only letting Sato do the testing, and they have not even given Ide a proper seat fitting or time to get the car setup to his liking during testing. Without any of that it will be near impossible for anyone to perform well. Imagine taking a fast sweeper at 150+mph and your sliding around in your seat........probably a little hard to foucs . I fear Davidson will have the same issues with the team helping adjust the car for him, which is why i fear it may be bad for him when i would like him to do well. Just my .02 cents
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Originally Posted by matrix,Apr 24 2006, 08:53 AM
Responding to Albers' charge of over-aggressiveness, he said: ''I don't think I was pushing too hard. Albers was the one on the racing line and I could not avoid his car.''
if he's in your way, don't boot him, PASS HIM!!!!!
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THIS IS JUST A JOKE.
can we get davidson to place a rubber band around his eyes so he appears more team spirited. then would honda put him in race?
NOT A JOKE
even driving for super duper aguri, give this guy a chance.
can we get davidson to place a rubber band around his eyes so he appears more team spirited. then would honda put him in race?
NOT A JOKE
even driving for super duper aguri, give this guy a chance.
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Ide replacement?
[QUOTE]Franck Montagny third driver Super Aguri
Wednesday 26 April at 18:32 : Super Aguri F1 Team is pleased to announce that it has concluded an agreement with former Renault F1 test and development driver Franck Montagny to be its third driver for the forthcoming European Grand Prix, whilst discussions continue regarding further opportunities within the team.
Franck has previously travelled with Super Aguri F1 Team to the Bahrain and Malaysian Grands Prix in the position of reserve driver. He will now be driving the team
[QUOTE]Franck Montagny third driver Super Aguri
Wednesday 26 April at 18:32 : Super Aguri F1 Team is pleased to announce that it has concluded an agreement with former Renault F1 test and development driver Franck Montagny to be its third driver for the forthcoming European Grand Prix, whilst discussions continue regarding further opportunities within the team.
Franck has previously travelled with Super Aguri F1 Team to the Bahrain and Malaysian Grands Prix in the position of reserve driver. He will now be driving the team