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**rusculture** · 03-29-2009, 09:42 PM

I wonder, what will BMW decide KERS-wise in the future, especially if Heidfeld continues getting clearly beaten by Kubica? Behind Brawn GP's Kubica seems to be one of the main favourites for "the best of the rest" status at the moment.

I don't want to seem like I'm in love with Heidfeld, but we cannot conclude who's on top after this race. Yes Kubica was fast, but Heidfeld was hit at the first corner and had a severely damaged car (see his blog at www.nickheidfeld.com) and yet still came 10th and got a 5th fastest lap.

If anything, I'd say Nick is more likely to get podiums with his KERS. I may be wrong but thats my opinion.

03-29-2009, 09:42 PM	#1
rusculture Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 454 Senior Member	I wonder, what will BMW decide KERS-wise in the future, especially if Heidfeld continues getting clearly beaten by Kubica? Behind Brawn GP's Kubica seems to be one of the main favourites for "the best of the rest" status at the moment. I don't want to seem like I'm in love with Heidfeld, but we cannot conclude who's on top after this race. Yes Kubica was fast, but Heidfeld was hit at the first corner and had a severely damaged car (see his blog at www.nickheidfeld.com) and yet still came 10th and got a 5th fastest lap. If anything, I'd say Nick is more likely to get podiums with his KERS. I may be wrong but thats my opinion.
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