I liked itsleenster wrote:Feature article by Phil (phil1993):
Will Kimi Raikkonen return?
http://www.f1zone.net/news/will-kimi-ra ... turn/9320/
I like the "I don't know", because I think it's the real situation.
I liked itsleenster wrote:Feature article by Phil (phil1993):
Will Kimi Raikkonen return?
http://www.f1zone.net/news/will-kimi-ra ... turn/9320/
+1Mar wrote:I liked itsleenster wrote:Feature article by Phil (phil1993):
Will Kimi Raikkonen return?
http://www.f1zone.net/news/will-kimi-ra ... turn/9320/
I like the "I don't know", because I think it's the real situation.
http://twitter.com/#!/Mediatica/status/ ... 0101235712@Mediatica Mediatica
Chatting with Kimi Raikkonen yesterday: the man is a legend. And make no mistake, he's as quick and committed as he's ever been.
Another tweet from themMar wrote:I just found this tweet:
http://twitter.com/#!/Mediatica/status/ ... 0101235712@Mediatica Mediatica
Chatting with Kimi Raikkonen yesterday: the man is a legend. And make no mistake, he's as quick and committed as he's ever been.
These guys are a creative agency and seem to have something to do with motorsport. Maybe they did the interview?
Looks like they were at the Singapore GP too@Mediatica wrote:About 90% humidity in Singapore today. Sweating like a paedophile at playtime.
I`m ok with everything he says about all these teams and drivers. Only if he wishes KR welcome back throwing jokes and chit chatting with media...sarnee_ice wrote:murray walker's opinion about whether kimi should go back to f1
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/murraywalker ... -_p_1.html
http://www.f1zone.net/news/raikkonen-ke ... iams/9423/Williams sees Kimi Raikkonen as the key to securing a major new sponsor, according to a Finnish newspaper.
The 2007 world champion recently visited the British team’s headquarters, and rumours in Singapore said the parties are serious about potentially working together next season.
According to Ilta Sanomat newspaper, signing Raikkonen could secure the team the backing of the part state-owned Qatar National Bank.
Williams already has links with Qatar, including the Williams Technology Centre located in the Arab emirate.
The report said Sir Frank Williams has been trying “for several years” to sign the Qatari bank as a sponsor.
During his last grand prix as Williams’ technical director in Singapore two weeks ago, Sam Michael was asked if the team is now taking its driver decisions on financial grounds.
“I think Williams will make the choices that are best for the company and the best results. That’s what it will come down to,” he said.
The Australian also hinted that Pastor Maldonado, strongly backed by Venezuala, is set to stay in 2012.
“You can definitely start to see the signs as to whether a rookie is capable or not by mid-season and I would definitely put Pastor Maldonado in that category,” he said.
“And if he wasn’t in that category, he wouldn’t have kept his drive going forward. So I can see the guy having an even stronger year next year,” added Michael.
Pretty good analysisSoren wrote:Hey guys. I wrote a piece on the possible Kimi to Williams move. Here is the link if you want to have a read: http://desdirodeabike.wordpress.com/201 ... mart-move/
Since Kimis rally was so short anyway, I thought I could fill it with an analysis of this instead. Feel free to agree or disagree with the points made ;)
All the points are covered! Good Job Soren as always!NewF1Boy wrote:Pretty good analysisSoren wrote:Hey guys. I wrote a piece on the possible Kimi to Williams move. Here is the link if you want to have a read: http://desdirodeabike.wordpress.com/201 ... mart-move/
Since Kimis rally was so short anyway, I thought I could fill it with an analysis of this instead. Feel free to agree or disagree with the points made ;)