Antonov wrote: ↑6 years ago
the sooner Palmer goes the better.
can't wait - have been keeping these cool for almost 2 years now
Has kals hacked your account? I thought you loved Palmer.
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Seriously speaking, Palmer has been underwhelming - and the junior series were a sign of things to come: he only claimed the GP2 crown after three years, in a very mediocre field and with the best backing.
You could argue he should have been given a chance in F1: and indeed, he has been given many (arguable a season too much even).
I apologise for my Palmer trolling. Time for a driver deserving of a seat in a quite competitive team (although I don't believe Sainz is that man).
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Antonov wrote: ↑6 years ago
well, I think Palmer's peformance has not gone unnoticed.
Fingers crossed for that lead Williams seat.
I cant see that happening.... difficult to become a team leader when the #2 has more points, better qualifying record, more racecraft, more backing, and more talent.
To put it into perspective, Stroll, the #2 at Williams, has as many podium finishes and front row starts as Palmer has points.
Edited to include quote my comment referred to, to avoid any confusion
Reading through Joe Saward's user comments section of his blog he's clarified that he didn't say Palmer was an option for Williams, he's saying Palmer should be an option for Williams. Martini has a requirement that one of the two Williams drivers must be over the age of 25, so that rules out Wehrlein.
kals wrote: ↑6 years ago
Reading through Joe Saward's user comments section of his blog he's clarified that he didn't say Palmer was an option for Williams, he's saying Palmer should be an option for Williams. Martini has a requirement that one of the two Williams drivers must be over the age of 25, so that rules out Wehrlein.
kals wrote: ↑6 years ago
Reading through Joe Saward's user comments section of his blog he's clarified that he didn't say Palmer was an option for Williams, he's saying Palmer should be an option for Williams. Martini has a requirement that one of the two Williams drivers must be over the age of 25, so that rules out Wehrlein.
Well, I am over 25, and I'd drive better than Palmer.
kals wrote: ↑6 years ago
Reading through Joe Saward's user comments section of his blog he's clarified that he didn't say Palmer was an option for Williams, he's saying Palmer should be an option for Williams. Martini has a requirement that one of the two Williams drivers must be over the age of 25, so that rules out Wehrlein.
Well, I am over 25, and I'd drive better than Palmer.
Yeah, considering I've raced against you on rFactor... I'll stick with Palmer thanks