Whatever happened to… (55 posts)

  • Profile picture of Slr Slr said 1 year, 11 months ago:

    What’s Alex Wurz doing these days? Is he still involved with Honda/Brawn/Mercedes?

  • Profile picture of Stephen Jones Stephen Jones said 1 year, 11 months ago:

    Wurz is racing for Peugeot this weekend at Le Mans

  • Profile picture of Icthyes Icthyes said 1 year, 11 months ago:

    He’s been a driver steward too.

  • Profile picture of Felipe Bomeny Felipe Bomeny said 1 year, 11 months ago:

    Wurz has also assumed a leadership role with the FIA Young Driver Institute, too.

  • Profile picture of ob1kenobi.23 ob1kenobi.23 said 1 year, 11 months ago:

    whatever happened to Andrea Montermini

  • Profile picture of damonsmedley damonsmedley said 1 year, 9 months ago:

    …Renault. Podiums in the first two races, were looking as good as (if not better than) Ferrari and seemed to have made a huge improvement from last year, but have since disappeared. A real shame in my opinion.

  • Profile picture of Ned Flanders Ned Flanders said 1 year, 9 months ago:

    I wonder where Esteban Tuero is these days? He was only in F1 for one season, and it was over a decade ago, yet he was so young that his driving abilities are probably only peaking now! If some team plucked him from obscurity and he went on to win the championship, it’d be the greatest story ever

  • Profile picture of Girts Girts said 1 year, 9 months ago:

    Good question Ned! Actually it made me want to investigate…

    It looks like Esteban Tuero has lately been taking part in different Argentinian racing series. As I understand, he is currently driving a Ford Mondeo in a touring car race series called Top Race V6. Norberto Fontana and Jose Maria Lopez are there as well.

  • Profile picture of Lachie Lachie said 1 year, 9 months ago:

    To stretch back to an earlier post

    I’m not sure about drivers, but I haven’t seen the stop-go penalty for ages in a race. The only time I ever see one is on F1 2009 Wii game!

    We finally saw one at Silverstone as the pit lane was considered too short to make a drive thru a real penalty. The point still stands though, what was the reasoning behind its disappearance save for an exceptionally short pitlane?

  • Profile picture of Icthyes Icthyes said 1 year, 9 months ago:

    The introduction of the drive-through would be my guess. Before it was either no penalty or 10s (sometimes 5s) in your box.

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