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.
I think if Perez was showing anything in a Senna esk way, the guys at mclaren would have picked up on it.Racer X wrote:I don't know why but i think there is something the last season showed moments I'll be it flashes only but still showed moments of skill like im a Ayrton Senna esk way i can't wait im going to be looking forward to Force India.
Force India seems to start off the season strongly, and then fall behind as the development race at the sharp end of the grid heats up.adrianchl wrote:Unfortunatly Nico Hulkemberg and Sergio Pérez are in their way to a team which has nothing to offer them. I mean, top team are working hard on upgrade their technical & human team but FI.
At the beginning of last season, they had a good performance but after the mandatory change in the tires they were technically unable to overcome that deficit. I do not have any hope about their capabilities.
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Well he did provide a quite a bit of entertainment during Qualifying at the 2011 Australian Grand Prix mind you saving the car!djos wrote:Sutil is largely a waste of space, he's simply never done anything spectacular in his F1 career (beating DiR home most races doesn't count seeing as he rarely seems to finish)!
Hail22 wrote:
However I think he'll be heading to DTM or the WEC.
he's going to Sauber. I'll wait til I see the official Sauber driver photos before counting on that, nothing is certain in F1 these days.Jonnycraig wrote:Hail22 wrote:
However I think he'll be heading to DTM or the WEC.
That's the pattern of this year but they have always started mediocre in the previous years and were bringing development updates throughout the season, although not every race weekend like the top teams. But they always were behind the midfield teams at the start of the season and leading the midfield teams at the end of the season.scuderiafan wrote:Force India seems to start off the season strongly, and then fall behind as the development race at the sharp end of the grid heats up.adrianchl wrote:Unfortunatly Nico Hulkemberg and Sergio Pérez are in their way to a team which has nothing to offer them. I mean, top team are working hard on upgrade their technical & human team but FI.
At the beginning of last season, they had a good performance but after the mandatory change in the tires they were technically unable to overcome that deficit. I do not have any hope about their capabilities.
Regards,
Agreed - I think this year they started well, but then when the tyres changed they lost a lot of ground and decided to focus on next year due to the rules changes - have they made any statements at the time that would support/refute this as I can't remember either way....??Godius wrote:That's the pattern of this year but they have always started mediocre in the previous years and were bringing development updates throughout the season, although not every race weekend like the top teams. But they always were behind the midfield teams at the start of the season and leading the midfield teams at the end of the season.scuderiafan wrote:Force India seems to start off the season strongly, and then fall behind as the development race at the sharp end of the grid heats up.adrianchl wrote:Unfortunatly Nico Hulkemberg and Sergio Pérez are in their way to a team which has nothing to offer them. I mean, top team are working hard on upgrade their technical & human team but FI.
At the beginning of last season, they had a good performance but after the mandatory change in the tires they were technically unable to overcome that deficit. I do not have any hope about their capabilities.
Regards,
