I have not added Michael Schumacher purposely, then the answer is obvious (not to mention in his prime)
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Edited by kimifanatic, 30 October 2012 - 00:18.
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if it's a dominant car whoever drives for less money
Posted 30 October 2012 - 00:29
hmm Webber 2011...if it's a dominant car whoever drives for less money
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I agree, when the car was unstoppable so was he. He's a Goldilocks driver, when the car is just right, he's perhaps the fastest. And like you say, Vettel would be second choice as he's damn mighty too.Button. A dominant car (assuming it's designed to his style) such as the performance Brawn had in 2009 would see Jenson annihilate the grid. He has a very exact set of circumstances to meet to be as fast as the best drivers (saying that there's only 3 I'd say are better - Alonso, Hamilton and Vettel), but if they're met (see early 2009, Japan 2011, Spa 2012) he's just unstoppable.
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Seeing your username is "kimifanatic", I say Kimi Raikkonen just to make you happy. Next poll please.Assuming, you being a team principal of a dominant team/car over a period of time, which driver will you hire out the 6 champs!
I have not added Michael Schumacher purposely, then the answer is obvious (not to mention in his prime)
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Posted 30 October 2012 - 05:52
Interesting question, but let me ask you why would you not keep the driver who has prooven to you that you have THE DOMINANT car in the first place? Without a driver its just a piece of junk parked in the garage, and you have no idea (like with a shoe), on whose foot it will fit. In racing terms, take a McLaren which Hamilton drives today, and under the same set-up let three drivers to run ten laps under racing conditions. Who will be the fastest? Probably Hamilton because he knows the car. Let them run hunderds of laps, and you may notice differences. Repeat the same test in Ferrari, and then RB. Chances are, that feedback will differ, but in average those three drivers will deliver similar output.Assuming, you being a team principal of a dominant team/car over a period of time, which driver will you hire out the 6 champs!
I have not added Michael Schumacher purposely, then the answer is obvious (not to mention in his prime)
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Posted 30 October 2012 - 08:50
Another poll where 90% will vote for their favorite driver.
I think we have had more of these polls than we have had races this year. Why?
Posted 30 October 2012 - 23:58
Another poll where 90% will vote for their favorite driver.
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