So this is what Scott Speed is doing now….
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- 20th October 2010, 23:13 at 11:13 pm #128242ChalkyParticipant
Taxi driver in Chicago :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeFAEKDadCc&feature=player_embedded
21st October 2010, 6:25 at 6:25 am #147770jihelleParticipantWhat’s street legal in Chicago is not in Melbourne…. I miss Scott Speed, nice bloke and with some talent. Red Bull was wrong to ditch him.
21st October 2010, 6:45 at 6:45 am #147771Prisoner MonkeysParticipantV8 Supertaxis are on in Surfers’ Paradise this weekend …
21st October 2010, 7:44 at 7:44 am #147772TommyBParticipantHe seems like a nice guy, he wasn’t that good-a-racer though. Him leaving gave Vettel his break and I don’t think for a second Scott Speed would have won Monza 2008.
21st October 2010, 7:54 at 7:54 am #147773jihelleParticipantno, but he was certainly faster than Liuzzi and I am not sure Alguersari is any better… Anyway he’s having fun now.
21st October 2010, 10:06 at 10:06 am #147774Red AndyParticipantI would have liked to have seen Speed driving for a different team in F1; I don’t think we really got a chance to see how good he was. He was under constant pressure from STR management for not being called Sebastian Vettel, culminating in Franz Tost physically assaulting him at his final GP at the Nurburgring. Just one of many potentially promising F1 drivers who weren’t given a proper chance.
21st October 2010, 12:47 at 12:47 pm #147775sw6569Participantits quite difficult being a taxi driver when your vehicle only turns left :P
21st October 2010, 19:21 at 7:21 pm #147776SteveMovieVoiceParticipantHe couldn’t have been that terrible, he did finish 3rd in GP2 behind Rosberg and Kovalainen and he got a point at Australia 2006 but it was taking away for overtaking during yellow flags. Not a great F1 career but an EPIC name though.
21st October 2010, 22:59 at 10:59 pm #147777DamionShadowsParticipantLol, I first learned of him in F1 2006(the game) and I honestly thought it was a joke. I thought “This has got to be a made up name just to put an American in this game.” I was a bit surprised when I figured out he was actually real.
21st October 2010, 23:28 at 11:28 pm #147778US_PeterParticipantHis F1 career did end in a particularly unfortunate manner. I think there’s a reason people like Franz Tost and Collin Kolles run teams that somehow end up at the back of the grid…
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