Eddie jordan says Ricciardo has allready been signed by redbull
on one hand its eddie but he was right about lewis and mercedes
Err, Kimi is perfect for Red Bull's cool'n'extreme brandimage and they already sponsored him in rally. Also pretty 2 of the 4 relevant in the team (Horner, Newey) like him and want him in, Mateschitz and Marko support Ricciardo, but at least Mateschitz has also said that Kimi is definitely option for themI doubt Kimi was actually in contention for the RB job. It's just not their style, and Ricciardo has seemed like a shoo-in for me right from the start. He's exactly what the team needs, although he might actually end up being too quick for comfort.
RBR isn't "cool'n'extreme" anymore. Although not up to McLaren levels of stick-in-assiness, RBR have become really corporate after they started winning.Err, Kimi is perfect for Red Bull's cool'n'extreme brandimage and they already sponsored him in rally. Also pretty 2 of the 4 relevant in the team (Horner, Newey) like him and want him in, Mateschitz and Marko support Ricciardo, but at least Mateschitz has also said that Kimi is definitely option for them
Now the germans are saying that Nico Hülkenberg is negotiating with Ferrari to replace Alonso. According to Die Welt Kimi already has a contract with Ferrari and Alonso couldn't handle Kimi coming to team with him, so he's now negotiating with Red Bull.
Gotta love the silly season
watNow the germans are saying that Nico Hülkenberg is negotiating with Ferrari to replace Alonso. According to Die Welt Kimi already has a contract with Ferrari and Alonso couldn't handle Kimi coming to team with him, so he's now negotiating with Red Bull.
Gotta love the silly season
Hamilton claims he's not Vettel's main rival - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/23805727
Mostly linked for the amazing 2008 race highlights where Hamilton hunted down Kimi for the win (which was taken off him afterwards in a pathetic decision by the stewards).
Back then you had the right to keep your driving lane when you were ahead like Kimi was, Hamilton should have backed off and try again later.Err, he was deliberately run wide by Kimi, and gave the place back and then passed fairly after Kimi was weaving like a madman on the straight.
Had he lifted off and actually do the corner, he wouldn't have been anywhere as close to Kimi on the straight, he first barely let Kimi back ahead and then slipstreamed right away past him, something he would have never had a chance to do without cutting the corner.I fail to see how he gained an advantage when he was level at worst after being run off, then behind on the straight.
The penalty was a joke, probably one of the worst I've seen in F1 after Senna's "cutting the chicane" one. It was purely done to ensure the championship wasn't already over.
Lewis Hamilton penalty is 'worst judgment in F1 history', says Niki Lauda