McLaren have finally announced their new driver line-up for 2015 as it embarks on a new era with Honda power. While Fernando Alonso joins from Ferrari, Jenson Button is retained as a racing racing. Kevin Magnussen will stay at the team as test and reserve driver.
It surely is. Too bad it has reliability issues and Kimi had little luck when it matters the most. If he had a little bit more luck, he would've been WC surely, but Kimi has had lots of bad fortune during his time at Mclaren.bauc wrote: I dont really care about the sponsor ...but that car is just beautiful
Yeah, I totally agree.....to much bad fortune for KimiWaikeCU wrote:It surely is. Too bad it has reliability issues and Kimi had little luck when it matters the most. If he had a little bit more luck, he would've been WC surely, but Kimi has had lots of bad fortune during his time at Mclaren.bauc wrote: I dont really care about the sponsor ...but that car is just beautiful
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
The fundraising event, run by CLIC Sargent, the UK’s leading cancer.Thunders wrote:Don't know what to say about this. ^^
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The fundraising event, run by CLIC Sargent, the UK’s leading cancer charity for children and young people, today invites thousands of people across the UK to don a wig for the day to raise money and show support for children and young people, who may lose their hair through treatment for cancer
Oh ooh. They seem to go from bad to worse..Sevach wrote:http://motorsport.nextgen-auto.com/No-d ... 76845.html
Take it with a grain of salt, but it doesn't look good.
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
wonder if this accurately represents the technical understanding of the Mclaren drivers?Holm86 wrote:Poor McLaren. They have a rookie and an experienced driver. None of them knows how to help develop the car.richard_leeds wrote:No he didn't. The word "blame" doesn't appear in the article.akshat21 wrote:Jenson now blames Magnussen for the poor development. According to Sky Sports article, he is saying that the inexperience of Kevin is hurting the team.....
He was asked what it was like having a rookie driver helping to develop the car. Button said that Magnusson is in his first year in F1 so he's still learning, he gives feedback on how the car is handling, but he doesn't have enough experience to know how changes to set up might change the car.
He was then asked if it was different when Hamilton was at McLaren, and the reply was that two experienced drivers can give more feedback and try different set ups.
Next week Sky Sports headline will be the shocker to end all shocks - "Button claims bears poop in the woods". What would we do without their measured insights eh?
No. Don't think so.mclaren111 wrote:Is Honda also Mclaren's title sponsor next year ?
