When is Bottas going to show up?
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Have to say I'm slightly disappointed with bottas. Given he was hailed as the second coming he s not significantly better than maldonado. Iin fact id say Maldonado has had the better of him for pace.
Seen very little commentary on him which is surprising given how fast he seemed when he was a test driver. Bianchi on the other hand has convincingly shown his promise
Another kovi in the making?
Seen very little commentary on him which is surprising given how fast he seemed when he was a test driver. Bianchi on the other hand has convincingly shown his promise
Another kovi in the making?
Edited by straightsixmik on Tuesday 28th May 20:44
Williams have been on record recently saying how good he is and that they haven't given him a car to show case his talent.
Personally I think he's done a fantastic job so far, he's kept out of trouble and had a good showing against his much more experienced team mate, however it's very difficult to judge when you hardly see him and he's driving what appears to be a complete hound of a car.
Personally I think he's done a fantastic job so far, he's kept out of trouble and had a good showing against his much more experienced team mate, however it's very difficult to judge when you hardly see him and he's driving what appears to be a complete hound of a car.
Jasandjules said:
Does anyone else think Bottas was browsing PH this morning, noticed this thread, and thought hey f**k you.... And this is the result....
I think that Valtteri was finally put in a position where he could demonstrate what Williams have seen in him, mixed with some excellent tactical decisions by the team.Although your scenario is probably more likely

I rate him.
Especially after Mexico ’16 when he returned Raikonnen's favour from Sochi. Had track position, stuck his rear wheel between Kimi's front and rear, stabs brakes and breaks the Ferrari's rear suspension as it rides up over his rear wheel.
Nifty. And by no means an accident.
Hopefully, he'll keep Lewis honest this year, and make him work for whatever he gets.
Especially after Mexico ’16 when he returned Raikonnen's favour from Sochi. Had track position, stuck his rear wheel between Kimi's front and rear, stabs brakes and breaks the Ferrari's rear suspension as it rides up over his rear wheel.
Nifty. And by no means an accident.
Hopefully, he'll keep Lewis honest this year, and make him work for whatever he gets.
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