A picture worth a thousand words - The Sauber brief

By The Offsider
April 20 2010

It is enough to take a glance of the following picture -during the China race- to sum up the 2010 season so far...

 Pedro & Kamui watch TV after DNF in China

Analysis about the disappointing start of the season at Sauber to follow later in the week

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The Sauber brief: A picture worth a thousand words
Discussion started by BMW Sauber F1 (IP Logged), 20/04/2010 15:25
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010:04:20:21:20:06 by BMWF1Talk.

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barteks
20/04/2010 18:36
Isn't it cheaper to watch races at home in front of TV? (Sm23)

2008 Prediction Champion

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Raid Phoenix
20/04/2010 20:42
For Kobayashi certainly yes! given he amounts 25 laps this season, that means barely 6 laps per race!

What a nightmare of accidents and reliability failures. I'm still missing to answer my question on whether he was overrated or not after his performances in Toyota

Racing against the machine!



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German Rocket
German Rocket
20/04/2010 21:14
What else to say when its worth a thosand words !

White Eagle
White Eagle
21/04/2010 08:50
We have to analyze the Data!, without Mario we are lost(LOL), Thank God Kubica moved on, Heidfeld made a great move to Benz, Schumacher better develop some pace soon or "not so quick" Nick may have Brawn figuring out how to warm up the tires for him instead of backing Rosberg(oh wait that was Marios brilliant idea before concentrating on the Winning F2009 design R.I.P Sauber(good luck with sponsers)

sessions
sessions
21/04/2010 16:48
Watch, KK will be just about out the door and he'll get horseshoes and turn in a single good performance and all will be forgotten until he wrecks another four cars.

sessions

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