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Post by susieq on May 9, 2009 14:53:47 GMT
Well that was the final straw for me. Kimi has to go. Qualifying today was all his fault he should have went out and put in another lap time to secure not being knocked out in Q1. It's a total disgrace and he is a disgrace to the team. "I wasn't really keen to go again, I thought we had done enough." Keen, its his flaming job!!"He's also quoted as being happy at Ferrari, well yeah I would be if I was being paid millions of dollars/pounds and not doing much. He says he'll quit too if the budget cap comes in next year, well I can't wait that long, he has to go and let someone with more ambition and the will to win drive for Ferrari. A very unhappy SusieQ  |
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Post by themagicwand on May 9, 2009 17:09:52 GMT
Yes, your absolutely right, he needs to go. He's not shown any motivation or committment in his driving this year.
It's like he is travelling between jobs ;D" Window Cleaning " ;D with not care in the world. But still collects the massive pay checks.
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Post by starlightmuse on May 10, 2009 8:58:42 GMT
He doesnt seem to have any passion left at all
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Post by raikkofan on May 10, 2009 9:01:43 GMT
I'm a big KR fan, hence the username, but that was inexplicable. Did he refuse a team order to go out? He should want to go back out of his own accord, but also the team should insist that he go! I'm not sure of all that transpired in his garage during Q1.
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Post by cleonglee on May 10, 2009 14:00:51 GMT
i dun think so, both sides were wrong i think.
both were over confident and thought can done enough for the Q1 just like last time Massa's in malaysia (?if im not mistaken)
Ferrari seems is falling down (way falling)...today's another mistake, no, actually 2 -
1) KR suspected with hydraulic failure
2) fueling less for Massa...get passed by vettel and alonso.
what a shame actually.
;-P
ya, im KR fans...
i misses the time when he was in mclaren time - the VERY fast Kimi and 2007 kimi, fight till the end, push the limit and get the championship in last 10 laps...
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Post by blacktulip on May 10, 2009 18:45:36 GMT
He seems to have no motivation left, in his heart he knows its his last season
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Post by knightelcid on May 10, 2009 19:23:51 GMT
I have the perfect substitute for Kimi  Somebody that will bring Ferrari back to the top of the game again.. The scuderia tried to hired him years back but he already had signed for other team  Anyways, I think Kimi has lost the spark..he is a fast driver but I am afraid we are going back to the motivation thing once again. Ferrari needs somebody that is not only a superb driver but also somebody that can be a very good engineer as well as a top driver, somebody that can communicate with the team in order to make the car a winning car, somebody that can make a brick fly..we will see this driver in Ferrari next season  ;D ;D I hope |
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Post by blacktulip on May 11, 2009 6:43:48 GMT
Not so sure El Cid, your guy needs a good winning car, and he might be better off where he is, also the last time Ferrari lost the plot it was several seasons till they got up front again
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Post by fraggle on May 12, 2009 23:26:33 GMT
Don't know if anyone else noticed, but Kimi practically stated he was happy to go on completion of his contract with Ferrari.
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Post by knightelcid on May 13, 2009 2:01:09 GMT
I remember Kimi saying that last year. I doubt he will continue for one more year and I mean in F1. I think he wants to go into WRC (Rally that is)
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Post by raikkofan on May 16, 2009 4:56:35 GMT
Since my last Kimi post I did hear an explanation. He said he wanted to save a set of soft tires for Q3 and and refused to name names in this decision. It may have been all his or someone elses decision. Or it may have been a team decision to leave him parked. As fortune had it he was doomed to mechanical failure anyway.
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