TBF every team has a 'second driver' for that sort of thing. Crashing is taking it too far, but every number two on a team is there to do whatever it takes to give the number one the win. Of course, no team is going to publically say so but it's damned clear that it happens.Piquet Jr's not gonna get a drive anywhere else, its not exactly showing great integrity on his part that he agreed to crash itfp, and only brought it out into the open once he didn't get a contract. Teams that would do that sort of thing aren't going to want him because he didn't keep quiet, teams that wouldn't aren't going to want him because he's shown he would do something like that.
I guess, but then they're taking that risk with any driver they sign, look at Alonso. He did the same thing (claimed McLaren cheated), didn't stop Renault taking him back.So therefore no one is going to take a risk on him spilling the beans in the future if he doesn't like something they have done
I don't see Brawn being up there again next year, I think they'll finish fourth. McLaren and Ferrari in particular have already spent loads of time developing the 2010 car while Brawn and to a lesser extent Red Bull have been adding improvements to the current car to win this championship. I can't see wins for anyone but the big two early in the season.Or because Massa's broke down with three laps to go while leading the Hungarian Grand Prix. I know that was a case of bad luck rather than anothe team cheating or a supposedly unfair ruling but the point is that with a championship that was that close a whole number of things could have changed the result either way. Have a lot of sympathy for Massa though, wish he had won last year as it was probably his only really good chance of becoming world champion.
Looking forward to next season, with the Alonso in the Ferrari and hopefully Lewis and Kimi in the mclaren, ideally these cars will be back at the front but hope Brawn and Red bull stay competative enough to still challenge for victories, would make for an excellent season but I am backing Alonso to come out on top and think he will do so more than once at Ferrari, even if he never quite matches Schumacher.
Didn't Massa **** up badly in Singapore last year (driving out of his pit with the fuel hose still attached to his car) so he wouldn't have gained anything on Hamilton?Massa's furious about the Renault deliberate crashing incident- he's got a point, he lost the title by one point.
Agree with all of this, especially about Massa.Plus there was Silverstone where Massa spun about 5 times and looked like a kid in a big car.
Don't rate Massa at all and think Hamilton and Alonso are about equal at the front. Kimi's clearly quick but runs hot and cold so much since he won the WC.
Vettel will be a champ but he's made a load of mistakes this season, still growing up.