Adrian Sutil has secured a deal with Sauber to ensure himself a race seat for 2014. He will effectively make the inverse move of Nico Hulkenberg who joined Force India following his departure at Sauber.
nooooooooo! the guy deserves a drive (in my hugely bias opinion), got f*ed by Renault and clawed his back in, it would be a shame to see him go!Jonnycraig wrote:Grosjean talking about DTM should Lotus not survive.
Adam Cooper claims Sauber turned down keeping Hulk:
http://adamcooperf1.com/2013/11/27/hulk ... -him-down/
More likely meaning, as stated by Cooper that the relationship has soured due to him talking to other teams. Or that they already have two drivers signed up now...slimfitcasual wrote:Meaning Hulk didn't have the required sponsorship $$$. The Mexican loot has run out, time for Sauber to panic...Jonnycraig wrote:Adam Cooper claims Sauber turned down keeping Hulk:
http://adamcooperf1.com/2013/11/27/hulk ... -him-down/
I wonder how team bosses think about such things, drivers talking openly with other teams. I don't think there's bad blood between hulk and sauber. But I would not want to be a stopgap. Only if it was [insert very hot women in here]Jonnycraig wrote:More likely meaning, as stated by Cooper that the relationship has soured due to him talking to other teams. Or that they already have two drivers signed up now...slimfitcasual wrote:Meaning Hulk didn't have the required sponsorship $$$. The Mexican loot has run out, time for Sauber to panic...Jonnycraig wrote:Adam Cooper claims Sauber turned down keeping Hulk:
http://adamcooperf1.com/2013/11/27/hulk ... -him-down/
Webber was offered the chance to spearhead his beloved Porsche's LMP campaign, at 37 how many more chances would he have got to leave F1 at the top and do something he loves.Phil wrote:I wonder if Webber saw himself as crucial to Redbulls/Vettels success (perhaps due to set-up / development contributions), but shafted too many times in team-strategy decisions or lack of feel of a level-playing field. If there's any truth to it, perhaps at some point, the desire to leave Redbull and F1 was stronger than ensuring his part in a continueing success of a team (-mate) he doesn't like much.
It will be very interesting to see if the success of Redbull continues in 2014 with Vettel and Ricciardo or if that "something" will be suddenly missing... Although with all the changes in 2014 from engine to aero, one can then speculate if and how much was down to Webber or the new rules... Hmm.
Yep, he sure does!raymondu999 wrote:Eric Bana like movie star Eric Bana? He races?
Who died and made you a mod?Racer X wrote:The F1 season is over this is an F1 transfer thread Mark Webber is not an F1 driver and so please don't talk about them here. I came here to read more silly season talk and find talk about non formula one drivers.........
Mark Webber is still an F1 driver until New Year midnight.Racer X wrote:The F1 season is over this is an F1 transfer thread Mark Webber is not an F1 driver and so please don't talk about them here. I came here to read more silly season talk and find talk about non formula one drivers.........
