Kubica F1 driver

I always liked to watch F1, but now I have the reason to watch it as a fan, a real one. Robert Kubica, my country fella is a BMW Sauber team driver until the end of this season. First Pole in F1. A man from the land without highways, without racing traditions. Thats fcuking great. From now my emblem is a wheel, hehe.

I don't know Kubica, but I always hated Villeneuve. It seems he will continue driving the BWM-Sauber for next year, isn't?

arek p. wrote: I always liked to watch F1, but now I have the reason to watch it as a fan, a real one. Robert Kubica, my country fella is a BMW Sauber team driver until the end of this season. First Pole in F1. A man from the land without highways, without racing traditions. Thats fcuking great. From now my emblem is a wheel, hehe.

So he's like a Jamaican bobsledder then?

Shellshocker wrote:

So he's like a Jamaican bobsledder then?

Igor Cerqueira wrote: I don't know Kubica, but I always hated Villeneuve. It seems he will continue driving the BWM-Sauber for next year, isn't?

Villeneuve is out of BMWS, Kubica took his place and he will race next 5 GPs, including Brasilian GP. Next season is still a question mark.

Shellshocker wrote:

arek p. wrote: I always liked to watch F1, but now I have the reason to watch it as a fan, a real one. Robert Kubica, my country fella is a BMW Sauber team driver until the end of this season. First Pole in F1. A man from the land without highways, without racing traditions. Thats fcuking great. From now my emblem is a wheel, hehe.

So he's like a Jamaican bobsledder then?

fookin quality

I told you this fella was going places didn't I :D

An excellent weekend for him in Hungary (and an excellent race that once again proved that the problem with F1 is too much grip, reduce it and the fuckers have to race). I really hope he does not suffer the usual newbie's fate of going really well, then buckling under the combined pressure of the F1 media/sponsorship/corporate-cack and the inevitable nasty encounter with the hedge. So many young drivers fall apart the first time they piss a race up the wall, or at least the armco barrier. Hopefully his experience as a "Friday driver" will cushion him at least from that aspect of things, it just remains to be seen if he can cope with all the bullshit.

Best thing about Sunday....watching Baron Von Cobblers have a bad day, especially since it involved him being treated the way he treats others on track.

twenty wanky races in Budapest, and one fucking mighty one (well OK, I will grant you that ferret face winning from 12th and Baron Von cobblers beating the McRons by sheer determination in 98 were both worthy results, as was Damon Hill nearly winning it in 97 in an Arrows of all things, only to be robbed by a 50p oil seal going pop).

My next F1 tip, Louis Hamilton, he's been MENTAL in GP2.

EDIT: I will miss young piglet Jacques tho, apparently only Martin Brundle (and maybe Spotnick) noticed he's been going like a demon in a real shitmobile all year. Spascar is gonna be the one to watch if he goes there, he and Montoya should piss all the Billy-Ray-Jim-Bubba-Bo-Bobs nicely :D (if they can avoid beating fuck out of each other after JPM's wonderful "funny, I don't recall killing anyone this year Jacques" After JV's accusation of dangerous driving in canada 2001, a reference to JV's wheel killing a marshall in Australia that year ( which was that fucktard Ralf Von Cobbler's fault anyway) )

arek p. wrote:

Igor Cerqueira wrote: I don't know Kubica, but I always hated Villeneuve. It seems he will continue driving the BWM-Sauber for next year, isn't?

Villeneuve is out of BMWS, Kubica took his place and he will race next 5 GPs, including Brasilian GP. Next season is still a question mark.

I'll miss this year's Brasil GP because of New Order. This South American tour left me totally broke.

I said that because I read some rumours that BMW wants to confirm Kubica for 2007. It is really unconfirmed....