Massa had a bad start this season, but he is improving... I mean, he's a really talented driver, but unfortunately, he's the classic "no. 2" guy... which means he's disposable anytime he does not perform...
Point is, lots of people want him out...
Mark Webber"Sergio was flavour of the month last week for the Ferrari drive; now it's me,"
"I'm focusing 100% on this season and doing the best job for myself and Red Bull Racing. I'm not putting any energy into anything else.
It'd be great to see Massa take himself and Rob Smedley to a midfield team to show what he's capable of once again.
“Sergio (Perez) was flavour of the month last week for the Ferrari drive. Now, it’s me. I’m focusing 100 percent on this season and doing the best job for myself and Red Bull Racing. I’m not putting any energy into anything else. There’s a whole season ahead of us before we need to think about the future. One day the talk is about Jenson (Button joining Ferrari), then it’s Sergio, now it’s me. I haven’t signed anything. My focus is on this team. We’ve had a good start to the season, we’re only four races down and the road is very, very, very long before we start talking about the future."
Webber shoots down Ferrari rumours:
You can die even in a Tilke track if you are unlucky. If you are scared about what could happen then don't drive at all, stay home. They are supposed to be F1 drivers.I can see where Petrov is coming from. Close proximity barriers and such. Could be potentially dangerous in a high speed/multi car off.
Not to mention the technical prowess of a track is different to its safety aspects.
You can die even in a Tilke track if you are unlucky. If you are scared about what could happen then don't drive at all, stay home. They are supposed to be F1 drivers.
His quotes were taken out of context. This is what he actually said:Petrov should stay at home and take up knitting then. 👎
I have very good memories of Mugello as this is where I won in F3000, so coming back is good. Im not sure the track is right for todays F1 cars you get very close to the walls and its maybe a bit small for the cars now, but its still a good challenge putting together a quick lap.
You can die even in a Tilke track if you are unlucky. If you are scared about what could happen then don't drive at all, stay home. They are supposed to be F1 drivers.
You can die even in a Tilke track if you are unlucky. If you are scared about what could happen then don't drive at all, stay home. They are supposed to be F1 drivers.
Back on topic, folks.
If Petrov is coherent with his words he stay home at Monaco GP.
Oh and where's the topic about Mugello's test then. If you read my post I mentioned Mark Webber, and Mugello if you don't know is owned by Ferrari.
I hardly think Webber is gushing about Mugello simply to keep Ferrari happy and improve his standing with them. Webber has a reputation in the paddock for being pretty outspoken - if he's not happy, he'll let you know about it, and he's not afraid of stepping on someone's toes. So for him to pretend to be happy for the sake of appeasing someone else is entirely out of character for him.If you read my post I mentioned Mark Webber, and Mugello if you don't know is owned by Ferrari.
Perhaps this thread should be closed, and any further discussion of the matter continused here.Looks like Massa may stay with Ferrari then.
Perhaps this thread should be closed, and any further discussion of the matter continused here.