
Do you think Jean Alesi will win a race with Jordan?
#1
Posted 07 August 2001 - 12:03
I´m personally think yes. It seems that he still has the desire to do well and to win races.
Any comments
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#2
Posted 07 August 2001 - 12:08
#3
Posted 07 August 2001 - 12:46
I don't think Jordan will win this year, Alesi or no Alesi.
#4
Posted 07 August 2001 - 12:53
#5
Posted 07 August 2001 - 13:05
So Jean Alesi or not...I doubt it.
And Sato? What's all the hype with this guy? There're many other current drivers in F1 that deserve the seat.
#6
Posted 07 August 2001 - 13:09
#7
Posted 07 August 2001 - 13:43
#8
Posted 07 August 2001 - 14:16
#9
Posted 07 August 2001 - 14:58
#10
Posted 07 August 2001 - 15:04
Alesi wins in Belgium....It's worth a bet.
#11
Posted 07 August 2001 - 15:09
Originally posted by Breadmaster
It could happen...Jordan always go well and Spa...if it rains.....please god let it rain!
Alesi wins in Belgium....It's worth a bet.
I'll take your money, I mean your bet. What other things do you bet on? It is late in the season for mass-unreliabilty at any track other than Hockenheim, so I can't see Alesi beating 6 better driver who will still have better cars.
#12
Posted 07 August 2001 - 15:37
#13
Posted 07 August 2001 - 15:50
Jordan doesn't have the car and they still don't have a driver.
#14
Posted 07 August 2001 - 15:58
#15
Posted 07 August 2001 - 16:00
I used to think so... However, after the HHF was fired I hope EJ never, ever wins another GP.
A pox upon his paddock.
#16
Posted 07 August 2001 - 16:05
Eddie has lost all the respect I had for him....which is a good thing for his sake, maybe now he's being a bastard in public his image of the happy-go-lucky leprechaun will be replaced?
If this shuffling means Jean has a crack at getting another win before the end of his career then i'm backing it all the way!
#17
Posted 07 August 2001 - 17:22
It would be nice to see him win another. God watch out for the track if he does...
#18
Posted 07 August 2001 - 17:24
Originally posted by Nira
Is Alesi driving for Jordan in 02? I was hoping for Sato / Fisichella my self.
I don't think Jordan will win this year, Alesi or no Alesi.
Interestingly, if you substitute "Michael Schumacher" for "Jean Alesi" the above statement still rings true.;)
#19
Posted 07 August 2001 - 17:40
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#20
Posted 07 August 2001 - 18:32
Senna is maybe more than a second to the others in qual. Schumacher is maybe ½ a second a lap in the race, and Fangio would be able to hold the pace through the race. I think that might give them a lucky win, even in a Jordan

#21
Posted 07 August 2001 - 18:48
Originally posted by jk
Wrong Gradee.
Senna is maybe more than a second to the others in qual. Schumacher is maybe ½ a second a lap in the race, and Fangio would be able to hold the pace through the race. I think that might give them a lucky win, even in a Jordan![]()
Senna worth a full second? Michael worth half a second?


#22
Posted 07 August 2001 - 18:51

#23
Posted 07 August 2001 - 20:08
Originally posted by jk
Wrong Gradee.
Senna is maybe more than a second to the others in qual. Schumacher is maybe ½ a second a lap in the race, and Fangio would be able to hold the pace through the race. I think that might give them a lucky win, even in a Jordan![]()
jk,
A second in qualifying in 1988 is not as significant as a second in qualifying today. Just look at the variance between 1st and 10th position then, and look at it today. Because of grooves, naturally aspirated engines, or other technological change, the difference between good and top drivers is smaller than ever in qualifying. It is in consistency that you can tell who is really special now. Look at how Senna compared with Hakkinen in 1993 and how Hakkinen compares with Coulthard. Is Coulthard as fast as Senna? Faster than Prost? I think that drivers are a smaller piece of the qualifying puzzle.
#24
Posted 07 August 2001 - 20:37
Jordan's car is better than Prost's, but honda is down on the horsepower compared to last year's Ferrari, so the package does not seem extremely competitive
I assume finishing as as third would be a GREAT result for Jean and Jordan.
Sadly, I do ot really think that next year's Jordan will be any better either.

#25
Posted 08 August 2001 - 02:15
Is JT better than JA ? I am not sure , but even if JT is better then also JT car can fail and JA can win/take the podium.
I beleive it has to do with the car than driver ...
And as for JT , he has been moaning more than driving ..

#26
Posted 08 August 2001 - 04:10
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Posted 08 August 2001 - 04:21

#28
Posted 08 August 2001 - 04:45
I've also been a fan of Jordan from their start in F1, and I don't know what to think about the HHF situation. On the surface it seems a pretty shitty thing to do, OTOH I don't think all the detail of the situation are known to the public. It will be interesting to see what new information (if any) comes out down the road.
#29
Posted 08 August 2001 - 06:20
"So we got to the next race and, in qualifying, it was wet with a drying track. I went out with about 5 or 6 minutes to go and, just as I was going on to the track, Peter [Sauber] came on the radio and told me to let Jean past. I thought, OK, I shall do my job. Unfortunately, I had to wait for a lap and a half before he actually came past because he was nowhere near me. So, by the time I started, my tyres were cold and, of course, he ended up second and I ended up 18th.
"That really destroyed me a little bit - I just couldn't believe that, for two races on the trot, they asked me to do that. So I was really unhappy about that and it affected me for three or four races, but then I got myself back together by the end of the year. It made it less sweet than it should have been because, up until then, for the majority of the time I had been quicker than Jean. That upset me a lot."
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even johhny quicker than jean?
#30
Posted 08 August 2001 - 07:43
#31
Posted 08 August 2001 - 08:02
but hey, let him stay.

#32
Posted 08 August 2001 - 08:52

#33
Posted 08 August 2001 - 10:41
And with the signing of Taylor from Sauber to design the car,this might well be a winning package next year.
Alesi is the final piece in the jigsaw.

#34
Posted 08 August 2001 - 13:41

#35
Posted 09 August 2001 - 06:45
Originally posted by magic
he'll win as many races as he did in '89, '90.'91'92'93'94'96'97'98'99'00'01...![]()
Hmmm interesting way to look at it...if Alesi can work on his patience and overtaking skills,he may have a chance in a race of heavy attrition...on the assumptions the Honda has some grunt,EJ is organized,the team is motivated and Jean hasn`t put on weight.
You`d have to give him a slight chance.
#36
Posted 09 August 2001 - 08:42
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Posted 09 August 2001 - 09:16
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Posted 09 August 2001 - 09:29
#39
Posted 09 August 2001 - 12:21
Originally posted by ffiloseta
Before Jarno does ? NO WAY !
Herbert happened to win in the Stewart when Barrichello was driving there so ...
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#40
Posted 09 August 2001 - 16:18
Originally posted by LuckyStrike1
Herbert happened to win in the Stewart when Barrichello was driving there so ...
Now what do you mean, that Herbert was a lesser pilot than Barrichello or that mere luck can make the difference ?
If you meant luck, I of course agree, otherwise, I have to say I don't see how Barrichello is a better pilot than Herbert. Herbert has even won more races (though I don't really consider that this alone makes the difference).
#41
Posted 09 August 2001 - 23:58
#42
Posted 10 August 2001 - 05:33
cts
#43
Posted 10 August 2001 - 07:39
Originally posted by miniman
Eddie Jordan had to pick the last F1 driver who refuses to use LC and TC for a car whose LC and TC doesn't work. Makes sense!![]()

But hey! If MS and Hill could lose the lead in Canada '95, and Alesi could win in an underpar Ferrari, then I say - why not??

But not this year. I also find it hard to believe that EJ will keep him for next year.
Does anyone see this as an Alesi swan song? We're all so excited about the last few races this year - BUT- where's JA going in 2002? This has been worrying me for a while now.

#44
Posted 10 August 2001 - 14:44
#45
Posted 10 August 2001 - 18:53
Originally posted by ffiloseta
Before Jarno does ? NO WAY !
Jarno qualifies well but then stinks it up in the races.
Alesi will not get a win or anywhere near a win.
#46
Posted 10 August 2001 - 20:50
Originally posted by magic
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"That really destroyed me a little bit - I just couldn't believe that, for two races on the trot, they asked me to do that. So I was really unhappy about that and it affected me for three or four races, but then I got myself back together by the end of the year. It made it less sweet than it should have been because, up until then, for the majority of the time I had been quicker than Jean. That upset me a lot."
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even johhny quicker than jean? [/B]
Well, this just looks like a bit of sour grapes to me. Nice work typing all that into the computer, Magic, but I actually went back and looked at the facts. While it's true that Johnny
out-q'd Jean in five of the first six races, this is not totally unexpected as it was his team & Alesi was the newcomer. Once Alesi found his feet in the Sauber he out-q'd young Johny 10 to 6 overall, including NINE in a row (not three as Johnny says). Herbie finally got one back at the final round. Incidently no points are awarded for qualifying that I am aware of, and Jean outscored Johnny 9 points to 1 on the season. I'm not bashing Herbert, just setting the record straight.
#47
Posted 10 August 2001 - 20:52
#48
Posted 10 August 2001 - 21:03
Advantage Alesi!
;)
#49
Posted 10 August 2001 - 21:43
go johny go:down:
#50
Posted 10 August 2001 - 21:48
Might be worth an ayrton senna or two......