http://www.autoblog.com/2009/06/28/sebasti...he-nurburgring/

Wonder how this makes Nick Heidfeld & Timo Glock feel to see young SV come out of nowhere and be recognized in such a manner. Me thinks no one can harbor any ill will against him, seeing how he is one of the most easy going drivers on the grid.

 

That is a little premature in my opinion. But then the Germans are giving away the whole country to the Muslim immigrants, so why not give a corner away?

 

i keep saying vettle is a prodigy, obviously others feel the same way

 

of course the fact hat he's german had nothing to do with it.....

 

with your first sentence. This could be premature.

As for your second I dont see how or why its connected to F1, unless you like mixing politics with sport which is a

 

You're right. I'm nuts to mix politics with F1. There are no politics in F1, right?

 

I was thinking the same thing. But it's their track

 

Just keep it outside of the forum mate. S2KI has an international presence (especially the ARD forum has a lot of international visitors) and you wouldn't want to offend a fellow member is all I'm saying. We are all entitled to our own opinions, and you may have said what you did with no malice, but dont think this is the right place to be expressing it

But have it your way

 

[QUOTE=aashish2,Jun 29 2009, 06:48 AM] Just keep it outside of the forum mate. S2KI has an international presence (especially the ARD forum has a lot of international visitors) and you wouldn't want to offend a fellow member is all I'm saying. We are all entitled to our own opinions, and you may have said what you did with no malice, but dont think this is the right place to be expressing it

But have it your way

 

It would be nice to see him do well to live up to his prodigy tag. He has the talent, all he needs is a great car (which he now has) and maybe someone like Ross Brawn or Jean Todt backing him up and teaching him the ways of champions