Robert Kubica has today informed Lotus Renault GP that he will not be ready for the start of the 2012 season, despite having started an intensive training programme. The Pole is still recovering from his really crash earlier this year and thereby gives the green light to LRGP to select its drivers for the 2012 campaign.
I'd say based from the teams you've listed: Sauber.netoperek wrote:IIRC Bell produced helmets for Lotus, Sauber, Williams, Toro Rosso and Red Bull drivers... To which livery do You reckon this helmet fits most?
I thought about it earlier, if not wider they look tin pot enough that you can make more space with a hammer if needed.piast9 wrote:I just wonder... Are indycars' cockpits wider than in F1?
Both RedBull drivers and Bottas use Arai, Hulkenburg uses a Schuberth.netoperek wrote:IIRC Bell produced helmets for Lotus, Sauber, Williams, Toro Rosso and Red Bull drivers... To which livery do You reckon this helmet fits most?
Information on the quoted post was based on what I remembered not only on current situation, hence "IIRC". I might be wrong, but I don't have a source to back it all upgray41 wrote:Both RedBull drivers and Bottas use Arai, Hulkenburg uses a Schuberth.netoperek wrote:IIRC Bell produced helmets for Lotus, Sauber, Williams, Toro Rosso and Red Bull drivers... To which livery do You reckon this helmet fits most?
Only Lotus as far as i know run Bell for aerodynamic reasons.
“Was there really the intention to take on Kubica and will he be back in F1?” Domenicali. “Yes, we were keeping an eye on him. Unfortunately, I don’t think he will be back, because with his physical problem, he would struggle in certain limited situations which require reactivity. It’s a shame.”
Did you read the article or are you just using your last post to take a moment to talk --- about Ferrari?iotar__ wrote:Nothing has changed, it's probably true but not because Domenicali says so. Why is he talking about it anyway? They were monitoring him while hiring Massa, NH and KR? Any subject is good to not to talk about how s... Ferrari is.
From Article that you didnt read wrote: Finally a question from left field: “Was there really the intention to take on Kubica and will he be back in F1?” Domenicali. “Yes, we were keeping an eye on him. Unfortunately, I don’t think he will be back, because with his physical problem, he would struggle in certain limited situations which require reactivity. It’s a shame.”
