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Adrian Sutil

Started by fololo , Mar 17 2013 09:01

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#1 fololo

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:01

,This guy deserves a thread, no testing ,last second contract, and was driving same level with vettel on a force india!!!

He would be easily p5 with hard tyres,

This guy :up:

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#2 MrFondue

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:03

,This guy deserves a thread, no testing ,last second contract, and was driving same level with vettel on a force india!!!

He would be easily p5 with hard tyres,

This guy

I think you missed something about driver threads...

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#3 Jimisgod

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:03

Replace Grosjean in 2014?

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#4 fololo

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:05

Replace Grosjean in 2014?

Wouldvbe good for lotus!!!

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#5 MrAerodynamicist

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:16

He only finished three seconds ahead of Di Resta. While he drove well, a strategy that was front-loaded probably flattered him slightly.

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#6 alfa1

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:20

To calm things down a bit, I'd have to point out that Sutil only finished 3 seconds in front of his teammate.

After both drivers had used the crappy tires (Diresta at the start?) things evened out quite a lot.

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#7 DS27

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:26

It was great to see DIR getting all uppety about being 'robbed' of 7th place though. What a great team player - good to see the chip is still on his shoulder. More Media training required I think Paul...

Great job by Sutil - he showed he deserves to be in F1.

Edited by DS27, 17 March 2013 - 09:27.

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#8 v@sh

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:39

To calm things down a bit, I'd have to point out that Sutil only finished 3 seconds in front of his teammate.

After both drivers had used the crappy tires (Diresta at the start?) things evened out quite a lot.

Sutil would have smashed Di Resta if it weren't for the SS graining at the start of his stint before it normalized. Given the level of fuel and the gripped up track, surprised that the SS weren't that quick.

Didn't see Di Resta matching times with the top runners on equal tires in the middle stint. Stats don't tell the whole story. Di Resta should stop whining about top teams over looking him despite being beaten by team-mates, beating Vettel in a lower formulae when it doesn't count and whining about what 'should have been' his when he didn't show it on track when it counts.

Sutil has always been a quick driver, especially in the wet at Monaco in the FI and has shown flashes of speed in other races. Problem with Sutil was that he was too crash happy before, seems much better at the end of his previous stint and today was a continuation of that. So much for the new PR people trying to change Di Resta's personality to be more 'media friendly'.

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#9 August

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Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:39

He only finished three seconds ahead of Di Resta. While he drove well, a strategy that was front-loaded probably flattered him slightly.

Still ahead, and after a year off from racing.

Too bad he had that sentence from the bar incident. Maybe without it he would've gotten a Williams seat with the medion money. At Williams last year, he could've taken a couple of podiums, maybe a victory, and maybe a top 10 finish in the WDC.

This also shows how FI kept the worse 2011 driver for 2012. Yeah, that sentence costed Sutil the drive but they would've kept the Merc protege di Resta anyway and taken Hülk.