[Cwvnyfsj]

As DC crashed both on Saturday and Sunday, then I propose a new nickname to him. "The Wallmaster of Monaco." At Montreal the barriers can be quite unforgiving too, so I wonder, how will he deal with them.

In some ways, it's like watching the same end that Ralf Schumacher's and H-H Frentzen's careers came to, which leaves a very sour taste in the mouth. Hopefully, he does better for the rest of the season, but I believe he will be gone at the end for younger, better priced talent.

At least Ralf and HHF didn't crash much and had some good drives too. And IMO Frentzen's end of the career was quite good - he simply had uncompetitive cars. Two sixth places in Arrows in 2002 was a great achievement plus three remarkable wet weather drives for Sauber in 2003 (and the car together with B'stones was a dog in the dry, so you couldn't expect much from him there).

[stastony]

I hope Red Bull let DC go before the end of the season. He should be driving a Red Buick not a Red Bull.

[Aw1HhC0m]

Fisi is performing reasonabily well this year (if we ignore his brain fade in Turkey), but DC...

I think it´s time for him to retire from F1 too.

[sportbos]

Not reading a lot into it, but it does make you wonder...

DC to NASCAR

[Aw1HhC0m]

Not reading a lot into it, but it does make you wonder...

DC to NASCAR

Coincidence? Triggering new rumours?

I don´t think he´ll be going to NASCAR, but away from F1...

[Ferrotoral]

I don't see DC in NASCAR. Talking about personality clashes...

He's always tried to present himself as a gentleman, as such there is more chance of him going to the Retired Gentleman's club aka DTM.

[QWNPdpr5]

I read somewhere (sorry, can't remember) that it was rumoured DC would take a management type roll at Red Bull when he stops crash/ sorry, racing!

[Roorseprate]

For Coulthard I think its time to finish, but Fisichella still have more road to drive. :P