Why Rossi didn't get the place in Ferrari
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 19:34
It is not my work but I like the idea 
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Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 20:32
That made my day. Work sucks!
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 20:37
I'd like to see the mid-season upgrades for this "type" of driving a ferrari.
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 21:04
They might have to implant some carbonfibre sidepods on Rossi's spine and that should do 
Thanks again to Mr Jim Bamber
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 21:17
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 23:30
Apparently he tried more than once 
Re: Thanks again to Mr Jim Bamber
Posted: 05 Jul 2007, 04:56
I wuz thinking bout the same pic until you posted it, pretty goodTom wrote:
Well, if i might say, Rossi is losing his edge these days, the dominance is gone, although Assen was P1 for him, Casey Stoner has kept him honest. Blame the Michelin tyres on his FIAT-Yamaha. Hes got too much MotoGP in his blood now to get in an F1 racer, hed probably lean in his cockpit on every corner
... also drove a WRC car, Subaru, i think..and commented that its more challenging than F1.its like asking Schumi to become a rider!
Posted: 19 Jul 2007, 17:46
i say give him a chance he would better than ralfie or liuzzi...
Posted: 19 Jul 2007, 18:07
I'm not so sure about that.TERRASTAR18 wrote:i say give him a chance he would better than ralfie or liuzzi...
Posted: 19 Jul 2007, 18:54
rossi is still young, ralph is and liuzzi always breaks down. i say give rossi and bordais a shot.jddh1 wrote:I'm not so sure about that.TERRASTAR18 wrote:i say give him a chance he would better than ralfie or liuzzi...
Posted: 19 Jul 2007, 23:05
Well, as far as Bourdais goes, he'll race next season. He already signed his contract. I don't know how well he'll fare in F1, considering that he doesn't like the blocking maneuvers the driver in front of him makes.TERRASTAR18 wrote:rossi is still young, ralph is and liuzzi always breaks down. i say give rossi and bordais a shot.jddh1 wrote:I'm not so sure about that.TERRASTAR18 wrote:i say give him a chance he would better than ralfie or liuzzi...
But Rossi needs so much training and practice to race in F1. In motorcycle racing, the rider is much more important in machine-rider combination, whereas in F1 a little bit less. That is my belief of course, but the reason I say that is that in moto racing the track seems so much wider and there's a lot more lines of racing simply due to the width of the machine. So with his talent alone, Rossi cannot be as crucial to a team in F1 as he is to his MotoGP team.
Re: Thanks again to Mr Jim Bamber
Posted: 20 Jul 2007, 09:15
Not exactly........ds.raikkonen wrote:its like asking Schumi to become a rider!
MS has never raced bikes, but Rossi has raced on four wheels, karts to be more specific.
So it doesnt make sense to make that comparison between the two.