Heikki is already 32 years old. Going to GP2 is not an option for him. He is no longer a developing young driver to learn something from lower series. Everyone already knows how talented he is. Year ago he was rated 10th best driver at the time, but things changes and he is not getting any younger. Leaving F1 from a back field team means, he will newer come back again. Caterham is his only option unless something strange happens.marcus666 wrote:Heikki deserves a good drive, he was treated bad at Mclaren and he only got one year at Renault.
Would be a pleasure to see Kimi and Heikki in Lotus and Grosjean/Alonso at Ferrari!
Although, one thing striked me, why not go back to GP2 (since he hasnt won the serie) and rape all the people who believe they are F1-material?
Grosjean is 99.99% sure Lotus driver next year. They just want to keep him on his toes to give him a lesson. In GP2 he either crashed or was on podium. That doesn't work in F1. If he had been finishing on points on those races he crashed, Lotus would be now on P3 and it means a lot to the team. He'll get his drive in Lotus for 2013 but then he must be bringing the car to the finish line constantly. That's what the team is hoping for.
Is Jacques on some kind of drugs:
