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**Buyemae** · 11-17-2009, 10:27 PM

A true racer will push as hard for 21st position as they would for a win. Trulli has got plenty to offer a young team and in an enviroment he feels comfortable and happy he can enjoy the end of his career, and perhaps build the basis of a strong team.

Jarno's a racer. He won't care (well, he will to some extent) if he's at the back, as long as he's got people to race against. With the new teams, there's a very good chance that there'll be 8 cars together in a pack. Even if they are adrift of the main bunch, guys like Trulli and Glock will want to make sure they are the 'best of the rest' in every race.

There was nothing wrong with Trulli's pace, both in qualifying and the races this year, and to me, Fisichella had his best year since 2004 at Sauber. There's a lot of fight left in both guys, which is why I was annoyed at Giancarlo for taking the test driver's job at Ferrari. He's still too good to be doing nothing. Ferrari have Luca and Marc to do that for them.

We also have a fresh start for Rubens, and I think he'll do brilliantly. The pressure of having a talented team-mate could spur him on to great things if Williams can give him a car that's good enough. He'll beat Hulkenburg in 2010, I'm almost certain.

11-17-2009, 10:27 PM	#16
Buyemae Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 607 Senior Member	A true racer will push as hard for 21st position as they would for a win. Trulli has got plenty to offer a young team and in an enviroment he feels comfortable and happy he can enjoy the end of his career, and perhaps build the basis of a strong team. Jarno's a racer. He won't care (well, he will to some extent) if he's at the back, as long as he's got people to race against. With the new teams, there's a very good chance that there'll be 8 cars together in a pack. Even if they are adrift of the main bunch, guys like Trulli and Glock will want to make sure they are the 'best of the rest' in every race. There was nothing wrong with Trulli's pace, both in qualifying and the races this year, and to me, Fisichella had his best year since 2004 at Sauber. There's a lot of fight left in both guys, which is why I was annoyed at Giancarlo for taking the test driver's job at Ferrari. He's still too good to be doing nothing. Ferrari have Luca and Marc to do that for them. We also have a fresh start for Rubens, and I think he'll do brilliantly. The pressure of having a talented team-mate could spur him on to great things if Williams can give him a car that's good enough. He'll beat Hulkenburg in 2010, I'm almost certain.
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