he will be a championship contender.
he will be a podium contender
he will be in the mid pack
he will be in the lower mid pack
he will not finish the season at sauber(i.e. get fired)
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how do you think he will do?
one one hand the Sauber car is said to be a SIGNIFICANT improvement over last year's model(with the new windtunnel development and all).
on the other bad weather and car trouble didint allow villeneuve many crucial test laps.
what do you think?
Last edited by ZeTurbo; 03-01-2005 at 03:54 PM.
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In F1, it's all about the car. Imagine Schumi in a Minardi...
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Villeneuve doesn't stand a chance.
In those few races he did with Renault... has he actually finished the Brazilian GP yet?
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He'll run mid pack I'd imagine. He ain't nothing special, never has.
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It's all been downhill since he was in that Sly Stallone movie...
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had to select "fired" , but I'm sure it will be publicly less 'blame-filled' than that.
He'll run back of pack, cause a few accidents by barging, blame the team, complain at every race how the car isnt' good enough and then leave with th excuse he'd been promised a competitive car and as it wasnt' he had every right to terminate the contract
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Well i wont make any comments on Villeneuves personal performances, but i think Massa will be outpacing him alot for sure
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the truth and nothing but the truthOriginally Posted by Matra et Alpine
had to select "fired" , but I'm sure it will be publicly less 'blame-filled' than that.
He'll run back of pack, cause a few accidents by barging, blame the team, complain at every race how the car isnt' good enough and then leave with th excuse he'd been promised a competitive car and as it wasnt' he had every right to terminate the contract
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i realy dont think he will last the season, he's had his day, never did well at BAR, didnt make the most of his chances at a decent team with renault, and now has been forced to drive for a team that is lower down the pack, he will be down there behind toyota and red bull. His ignorance and demand for money will probably get him kicked if he doesnt leave himself, because he wont perform.
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Midpack at best, Massa will get the best of him.
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i agree for the mid pack, but dont you think that the sauber has improved? i mean he was lilterally thrown into to that renault last year.
i think he might surprise a few of you.
this is what F1 needs... suprises.
massa will be outpacing him, he is a good pilot but i think massa will be ahead of the midpack. I really think sauber have a decent car this year.
am i the only one who believes in sauber's chances here?
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I beleive in Sauber and Massa. But Villeneuve has made it public that he had difficulties adapting the the faster cars of late 2004 and also the more nervous and unforgiving cars of 2005.
That doesn't sound good at all.
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Awww... I totally thought this thread was gonna be a photoshop pic with a pic of him and a "who wants to be a millionaire" answer at the bottom with "f**k all" as option a,b,c and d. Much in the vein of that Osama Bin Laden one with his chances of seeing christmas. That one's kinda funnier that it used to be actually, but for a whole different reason...
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Looks like he's started bitching and upsetting things alreadyYou heard it here first back in post #6 .....
Peter Sauber has admitted that his team pulled Jacques Villeneuve out of testing at Barcelona this week because they were concerned about his performance.
The testing disagreement is the latest incident to hit Villeneuve’s turbulent Formula 1 comeback.
The former world champion was slowest in Wednesday’s session at Catalunya and was reported to be arguing with the team.
Sauber then brought in Felipe Massa to replace Villeneuve for the remainder of the test.
Villeneuve later attempted to calm the situation by suggesting that Sauber only recalled Massa because rain was forecast for Friday, when the Brazilian was scheduled to test.
But Peter Sauber told the Reuters news agency that the driver switch was actually motivated by Villeneuve’s Wednesday performance.
"The objective of our test in Barcelona is to evaluate new aerodynamic components," said Sauber.
"Our times were so slow and inconsistent on Wednesday that the engineers were not certain about the cause.
"It was therefore decided to continue the test with Felipe Massa in order to have another reference”
Sauber conceded that this week’s events had strained the relationship between the team and Villeneuve.
“The partnership between Jacques Villeneuve and Sauber Petronas is currently at a difficult point," he said.
"To keep from straining the relationship any further, I prefer not to make any further comments at the moment
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