DC - always makes me laugh
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There have been a few 'favourite comedian' threads lately, I'd like to put forward DC as a candidate, his latest 'work' can be seen here, made me laugh on a wet Friday morning.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/3764586.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/3764586.stm
Mark Webber has given the impression that he would rather have David Coulthard as his BMW Williams team mate than Antonio Pizzonia in 2005.
Well, like the old racing saying goes. "You have to beat your team mate first". Well Mark obviously wants a slower team mate to make him look like a superstar and knows DC's just the man for job.
Well, like the old racing saying goes. "You have to beat your team mate first". Well Mark obviously wants a slower team mate to make him look like a superstar and knows DC's just the man for job.
HE is 'aving a laff, no other driver has had such plum drives and consistantly failed to deliver. I realise he is talented or he wouldn't have got where he is today, however he has not fulfiled his potential nor faith the team managers have put int him.
Have you ever noticed, Martin Brundle is his manager at present, but even if you didn't know that little fact, you could have easily surmised it from his race commentary
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Harry
Have you ever noticed, Martin Brundle is his manager at present, but even if you didn't know that little fact, you could have easily surmised it from his race commentary
. Harry
as DC hold's a british passport, he therefore is better than any other of the drivers in f1, except m. schumacher and button
what's wrong with you all - why do you want some foreign numpty driving the williams?
i can't see pizza boy getting the drive as he slagged off jag and mark 'my best place is fifth overall' webber.
hth
what's wrong with you all - why do you want some foreign numpty driving the williams?
i can't see pizza boy getting the drive as he slagged off jag and mark 'my best place is fifth overall' webber.
hth
FourWheelDrift said:
Well, like the old racing saying goes. "You have to beat your team mate first". Well Mark obviously wants a slower team mate to make him look like a superstar and knows DC's just the man for job.
So does Webber think Pizzonia ISN'T slower than him?
Williams need an established driver in the other car, otherwise we'll never really know if Webber is as good as he's cracked up to be. DC would make a good yardstick (NB. not dipstick) - if Webber is consistently 3 tenths quicker than DC in qualifying then it'll be just like DC against Mika or Kimi.
>> Edited by supercat on Friday 22 October 14:03
Maclaren were right to have DC in.
He is clearly capable and experienced but also makes a perfect number 2 driver without the need to publicly announce it or have to use team orders.
He's been clearly slower than the Mika or kimi yet can pick up useful points for the team when in a competitive car.
A lot like Ruebens really.
He is clearly capable and experienced but also makes a perfect number 2 driver without the need to publicly announce it or have to use team orders.
He's been clearly slower than the Mika or kimi yet can pick up useful points for the team when in a competitive car.
A lot like Ruebens really.
custardtart said:
Maclaren were right to have DC in.
He is clearly capable and experienced but also makes a perfect number 2 driver without the need to publicly announce it or have to use team orders.
He's been clearly slower than the Mika or kimi yet can pick up useful points for the team when in a competitive car.
A lot like Ruebens really.
No way! Rubens has been up against MS and put in some decent performances. If DC had been at Ferrari the only time he'd ever have seen MS during a race was when he was being lapped.
Oh so true. custardtart said:
Maclaren were right to have DC in.
He is clearly capable and experienced but also makes a perfect number 2 driver without the need to publicly announce it or have to use team orders.
He's been clearly slower than the Mika or kimi yet can pick up useful points for the team when in a competitive car.
A lot like Ruebens really.
I don't agree about Barichello. Given the chance he can be a very good driver, I just think he's become too comfortable as Schumacher's wing man. Remember the wet/dry British GP? Barichello was awesome, so he's got it in him.
He plays rugby too?
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