I really am beginning to wonder what Williams could manage with a good driver. They are the only team that has been consistanly quick in the practise sessions.
I guess the drivers must bottle it under pressure. I'd love to see Montoya back in there.
I really am beginning to wonder what Williams could manage with a good driver. They are the only team that has been consistanly quick in the practise sessions.
I guess the drivers must bottle it under pressure. I'd love to see Montoya back in there.
Felipe Massa has undergone emergency surgery after suffering skull damage and concussion in a high-speed accident during Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying.
So Ferrari is going to run one car today? They have Marc Gene and Luca Badoer, but apparently they won't drive.
I hope Massa has a speedy recovery and that he'll be back to driving soon.
Michael Schumacher could probably jump in and be competitive right away.Yep, one car only, if you're going to use someone else than your regular drivers he has to drive the whole weekend IIRC
The big question is - though, who will drive in next GPs in Massa's place, I'm sure he will miss at least couple even though there's a break now.
I doubt they'd use Gene, Badoer has been in the team so long that he would seem more obvious choice to me, but then there's Bourdais, who has racing experience from this season too, and is now a free driver.
Michael Schumacher could probably jump in and be competitive right away.
Tonio Liuzzi? He's fast and while Helmut Marko has kinda ruined his career, he deserves a second chance in F1.
Villeneuve is very keen to get back in to F1 now, and he's very experienced even though he's been out of F1 since 2006.
Ralf Schumacher could probably do it, but I don't think he'd be any better than Villeneuve.
You have people like Takuma Sato, Anthony Davidson, Alexander Wurz, Robert Doornbos, Christian Klien and Christijan Albers.
Even David Coulthard could jump in. He is a reserve driver for the Red Bull teams and Toro Rosso is using a Ferrari engine, so ...
And this might be very "out there" but people think Fernando Alonso is going to Ferrari next year. Maybe that deal will be fast-tracked and he'll drive the rest of the season for Ferrari. I don't think it is likely and I hope not, but speculation is fun.
All in all, there are many options for Ferrari.
Well, I haven't heard anything about anyone, and I would be very surprised if they picked Bourdais. Granted, he has recent experience, but ...Michael Schumacer has already confirmed that he won't drive.
I'm quite sure it's one of these 3, Bourdais, Gene and Badoer