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by François » 14 Dec 2010, 08:58
I still think Hülk+di Resta would be a more sensible choice. Sutil and Liuzzi have had several full seasons, they've got a great deal of experience and (in Sutil's case) can be quite good, and consistently so, but it's obvious they're not going to suddenly mature into a great driver that exceeds the car's potential and drives the team forward.
I don't think you need five full seasons to show your potential. Look at Kobayashi's epic two 2009 races; look at how, after a slow start, Hülkenberg became a consistent point scorer and eventually clinched his maiden pole, all on his rookie season. Even for someone like Mark Webber, whose talent arguably took about eight seasons to come to fruition, the potential was clear from day one, when he thwarted all preditctions to score on his debut, in a Minardi. Anyone remembers such early flashes of brillance from Sutil or Liuzzi?
