I think I said it on this forum before. I think he is fast, but sloppy by times.ME4ME wrote: ↑22 Jun 2017, 22:06Some perspective on Sainz:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DynhXzBO7f0
I think I said it on this forum before. I think he is fast, but sloppy by times.ME4ME wrote: ↑22 Jun 2017, 22:06Some perspective on Sainz:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DynhXzBO7f0
RB seems to be permanently blocking any attempt of Sainz to leave TR. If Verstappen stays at RB he won´t driver for them. He needs to find another team and Renault has been the best option IMO.
Wherlein To williams. Massa out.godlameroso wrote: ↑22 Jun 2017, 17:19Does Wehrlein stay in Sauber? Does he end up in Force India after Ocon goes to the mothership? Bottas back to Williams with Stroll? What about Mystery Chinese team? Would they use Honda engines? Mercedes or Renault? Ferrari?
...because then you'd have two young drivers? Just doesnt look good to promote alcohol by two under 25 year olds?Cold Fussion wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 17:59How does this logic work when there is currently an 18 year old in the car?
This is an impressive level of mental gymnastics you have going on. Heavens forbid a product be advertised by someone legally allowed to use it.Phil wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 18:05...because then you'd have two young drivers? Just doesnt look good to promote alcohol by two under 25 year olds?Cold Fussion wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 17:59How does this logic work when there is currently an 18 year old in the car?
https://realsport101.com/news/sports/ra ... this-time/Cold Fussion wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 19:02This is an impressive level of mental gymnastics you have going on. Heavens forbid a product be advertised by someone legally allowed to use it.
Welcome to last years news.This has risen a question as Mercedes was rumored to have offered their youth driver Pascal Wehrlein to Williams so why they opted to take Massa?
Old enough to market alcohol
A big reason that can’t be overlooked is the fact that Williams’ main sponsor is the alcohol brand Martini. They have made clear that Williams must have an over-25 driver, as the legal drinking age varies from country to country. As Wehrlein is only 22 and the 18-year-old Lance Stroll being Williams’ other driver this pairing could lead to Williams losing its main sponsor, or at least talks between the two should be held. Signing Felipe then instead of Pascal is an easy choice for Williams to avoid complex talks with a major cash flow.
Certainly didn't stop stroll from having a swig of that podium champagne!
Bwoah...Phil wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 18:05...because then you'd have two young drivers? Just doesnt look good to promote alcohol by two under 25 year olds?Cold Fussion wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 17:59How does this logic work when there is currently an 18 year old in the car?
After what Vettel did today, I wouldn't be surprised if Ferrari is on that list too.Diesel wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 18:01Alonso is almost certainly leaving McLaren at the end of this year, so in my opinion this leaves two possibilities.
2018 - Renault: Alonso/Hulkenberg - replacing the struggling Palmer
2018 - Williams: Alonso/Stroll - replacing Massa, allowing the old champ to retire
Thank you for linking to me to an article without any quotes or sources listed, as well as a wikipedia page showing the vast majority of the planet has a legal drinking age of 18.Phil wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 19:18https://realsport101.com/news/sports/ra ... this-time/Cold Fussion wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 19:02This is an impressive level of mental gymnastics you have going on. Heavens forbid a product be advertised by someone legally allowed to use it.
Welcome to last years news.This has risen a question as Mercedes was rumored to have offered their youth driver Pascal Wehrlein to Williams so why they opted to take Massa?
Old enough to market alcohol
A big reason that can’t be overlooked is the fact that Williams’ main sponsor is the alcohol brand Martini. They have made clear that Williams must have an over-25 driver, as the legal drinking age varies from country to country. As Wehrlein is only 22 and the 18-year-old Lance Stroll being Williams’ other driver this pairing could lead to Williams losing its main sponsor, or at least talks between the two should be held. Signing Felipe then instead of Pascal is an easy choice for Williams to avoid complex talks with a major cash flow.
You may also want to look into this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_drinking_age