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**Sydrothcoathy** · 11-13-2011, 05:08 PM

Remember points standings after ten races in 2004: Jarno Trulli, Renault 40 points, Fernando Alonso Renault 30 points, so Trulli more than matched Alonso before his fallout with Briatore that year. ........

I'm not sure how scoring ten points less is "more than matching" anyone. "Almost matching" is the best I could give there. EDIT: Whoops, I just re-read the quote

Sorry, scratch that [red face]

Anyway, Kimi joining Ferrari again is just a bit of whimsy, really. If Ferrari want Massa out it's because they want their second car to be up there among the top runners, not chasing behind. Who'd be the best driver in the second Ferrari then, now that there's no chance of them stealing Button or Rosberg? Perez? Petrov? Alguersuari?

11-13-2011, 05:08 PM	#10
Sydrothcoathy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	Remember points standings after ten races in 2004: Jarno Trulli, Renault 40 points, Fernando Alonso Renault 30 points, so Trulli more than matched Alonso before his fallout with Briatore that year. ........ I'm not sure how scoring ten points less is "more than matching" anyone. "Almost matching" is the best I could give there. EDIT: Whoops, I just re-read the quote Sorry, scratch that [red face] Anyway, Kimi joining Ferrari again is just a bit of whimsy, really. If Ferrari want Massa out it's because they want their second car to be up there among the top runners, not chasing behind. Who'd be the best driver in the second Ferrari then, now that there's no chance of them stealing Button or Rosberg? Perez? Petrov? Alguersuari?
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