Rob <r…@f1-net.demon.co.uk> wrote in message > My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner > Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at > Jaguar !
> rob
Salo and Irvine in the Jaguar could be interesting but who whould be team leader? EI will almost certainly belive he is for the job but will Salo be willin gto play second fiddle? Mika is a very talented driver who should not be overlooked in the equations.
> paul.rizzo <paul.ri…@libertysurf.fr> wrote in message > news:7osp3l$sk2$1@news3.isdnet.net… > > Would it not be a good idea for Ferrari to keep Salo for next year, should > > Irvine decide to leave ?
> My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner > Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at > Jaguar !
Jackie Stewart has publicly advised Barrichello not to go to Ferrari. His reasoning is, "Rubens is vulnerable because he is a sensitive person and it is going to be very tough for him if he goes there." (Autosport’s F1 news, August 12).
I think he’s right… Barrichello needs a drive where he can develop his potential, not play second fiddle. He also needs a "caring" environment (like Frentzen, who has blossomed since moving from Williams to Jordan).
Autosport goes on to speculate that Stewart’s comments mean that he would like to retain Barrichello’s services for next year, despite the rumour that Salo is to partner Irvine there.
> Salo and Irvine in the Jaguar could be interesting but who whould be team > leader? EI will almost certainly belive he is for the job but will Salo be > willin gto play second fiddle? Mika is a very talented driver who should not > be overlooked in the equations.
I don’t think Irvine would expect team leader status. It seems to me to be a well-accepted fact that Ferrari (or whoever Michael Schumacher is driving for) is the only team with that particular arrangement, at least from the very beginning of the season.
In any case, after the way he has talked about the arrangements at Ferrari, I don’t see how Irvine could ask for number one status in another team. It would be hypocritical in the extreme.
If Irvine wins the championship his bargaining power and stock go way up. If I were Eddie I’d wait a while before signing anything.
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Martin wrote: > Rob <r…@f1-net.demon.co.uk> wrote in message > > My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner > > Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at > > Jaguar !
> > rob
> Salo and Irvine in the Jaguar could be interesting but who whould be team > leader? EI will almost certainly belive he is for the job but will Salo be > willin gto play second fiddle? Mika is a very talented driver who should not > be overlooked in the equations.
> Autosport goes on to speculate that Stewart’s comments mean that he > would like to retain Barrichello’s services for next year, despite the > rumour that Salo is to partner Irvine there.
My guess is Herbert will call it a day. Eddie will take over from him.
It’ll still hurt Ribens – Eddie really pasted him at Jordan when they were there.
Salo would be a good choice. But apparently Rubens is coming to Ferrari is what I have been hearing.
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Rob wrote: > paul.rizzo <paul.ri…@libertysurf.fr> wrote in message > news:7osp3l$sk2$1@news3.isdnet.net… > > Would it not be a good idea for Ferrari to keep Salo for next year, should > > Irvine decide to leave ?
> My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner > Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at > Jaguar !
paul.rizzo <paul.ri…@libertysurf.fr> wrote in message
news:7osp3l$sk2$1@news3.isdnet.net…
> Would it not be a good idea for Ferrari to keep Salo for next year, should
> Irvine decide to leave ?
My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner
Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at
Jaguar !
rob
Rob <r…@f1-net.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
> My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner
> Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at
> Jaguar !
> rob
Salo and Irvine in the Jaguar could be interesting but who whould be team
leader? EI will almost certainly belive he is for the job but will Salo be
willin gto play second fiddle? Mika is a very talented driver who should not
be overlooked in the equations.
Martin
On Thu, 12 Aug 1999 18:42:25 CST, Rob said …
> paul.rizzo <paul.ri…@libertysurf.fr> wrote in message
> news:7osp3l$sk2$1@news3.isdnet.net…
> > Would it not be a good idea for Ferrari to keep Salo for next year, should
> > Irvine decide to leave ?
> My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner
> Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at
> Jaguar !
Jackie Stewart has publicly advised Barrichello not to go to Ferrari.
His reasoning is, "Rubens is vulnerable because he is a sensitive
person and it is going to be very tough for him if he goes there."
(Autosport’s F1 news, August 12).
I think he’s right… Barrichello needs a drive where he can develop
his potential, not play second fiddle. He also needs a "caring"
environment (like Frentzen, who has blossomed since moving from
Williams to Jordan).
Autosport goes on to speculate that Stewart’s comments mean that he
would like to retain Barrichello’s services for next year, despite the
rumour that Salo is to partner Irvine there.
Julie
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Julie Miles
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
On Fri, 13 Aug 1999 08:33:12 CST, Martin said …
> Salo and Irvine in the Jaguar could be interesting but who whould be team
> leader? EI will almost certainly belive he is for the job but will Salo be
> willin gto play second fiddle? Mika is a very talented driver who should not
> be overlooked in the equations.
I don’t think Irvine would expect team leader status. It seems to me
to be a well-accepted fact that Ferrari (or whoever Michael Schumacher
is driving for) is the only team with that particular arrangement, at
least from the very beginning of the season.
In any case, after the way he has talked about the arrangements at
Ferrari, I don’t see how Irvine could ask for number one status in
another team. It would be hypocritical in the extreme.
Cheers,
Julie
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Julie Miles
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
If Irvine wins the championship his bargaining power and stock go way up. If I
were Eddie I’d wait a while before signing anything.
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Martin wrote:
> Rob <r…@f1-net.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
> > My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner
> > Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at
> > Jaguar !
> > rob
> Salo and Irvine in the Jaguar could be interesting but who whould be team
> leader? EI will almost certainly belive he is for the job but will Salo be
> willin gto play second fiddle? Mika is a very talented driver who should not
> be overlooked in the equations.
> Martin
Julie Miles <ju…@rasf1m.org> wrote in message
> Autosport goes on to speculate that Stewart’s comments mean that he
> would like to retain Barrichello’s services for next year, despite the
> rumour that Salo is to partner Irvine there.
My guess is Herbert will call it a day.
Eddie will take over from him.
It’ll still hurt Ribens – Eddie really pasted him at Jordan when they were
there.
Tom
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Tom Cosgrave { t…@indigo.ie }
"Wasted your life in black and white, Kevin Carter"
Salo would be a good choice. But apparently Rubens is coming to Ferrari is what
I have been hearing.
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Rob wrote:
> paul.rizzo <paul.ri…@libertysurf.fr> wrote in message
> news:7osp3l$sk2$1@news3.isdnet.net…
> > Would it not be a good idea for Ferrari to keep Salo for next year, should
> > Irvine decide to leave ?
> My understanding is, that its almost definate that Rubens will partner
> Schuey at Ferrari in 2000. Salo would make a good team mate for Irv at
> Jaguar !
> rob