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He did not say that those are your words "our teams have been and are world champions" - who else is he referring to but Renault, Ferrari and McLaren? "the championship is now fought between..." - he's making a comparison between this season, and previous years when "our teams" were winning "I don't know where credibility has ended up with all this" - what credibility is he questioning other than a 2009 championship headed by Brawn drivers? He's telling an Italian publication what they want to here. The only person whining is Briatore. |
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He knows Button better than any of us, and he did sent Button packing because he just wasn't good enough. The point, very simply, is that IMHO there is no issue of credibility over this year's championship. Brawn and their drivers deserve to be where they are today. They've come through a tough winter, produced a fantastic (legal) car, and are producing the results. Still, it's just another Briatore soundbite ![]() |
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Flavio always makes a lot of noise, but he´s right in a way. Its good that Brawn hasnt got a top tier pairing. If that was the case, I wouldnt watch a single race, since the titles would be decided already. No Im not sure yet.
Just wondering if 2009 will be remembered as a year when titles were decided on technical details? Jenson -should he win- would always be called the diffusor champion. Right? At least the last 2 wdc´s were decided on track. |
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He's a character - I'll give him that. And with that in mind, its good for F1 to have characters who speak their mind.
I find it funny how people complain that F1 is full of PR speak and people aren't allowed to show any character, and when we have a few who do speak their mind, they get criticised if their opinion isn't the same as whose doing the criticism. Talking of team principles, Whitmarsh has impressed me a lot in his Q&A sessions, he comes across very honest, heartfelt and like a genuinely nice guy. Latest being found http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/74505 With him and SD at the head of the leading teams, both seem to be totally opposite to Todt and Dennis, in that they're much more likable characters. |
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Does this make you go that low and call him an arse?! There have been plenty of people who have wanted Button's services over the years, including Sir Frank. I know which one I trust more. |
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Maybe he was wrong? He also was sent home by one team. It doesn't look like he is some kind of hot property for anyone. And when Flavio says that Button can't compare with the champions that drive for Renault, McLaren and Ferrari I can only agree with him, Jenson is no match for Alonso, Hamilton, Raikkonen and I would add Massa, Vettel, Webber,Trulli and Glock to the list without any hesitation. |
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Button:
He's a character - I'll give him that. And with that in mind, its good for F1 to have characters who speak their mind. ![]() |
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