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@akshay : Or rather his car has.

@akshay depends what is listed … Force India has a quicker car than McLaren at the moment but I don’t feel their drivers make the most of it while Button quite manage his car (compared to Perez).
On car alone, […]

@akshay So? Bottas has driven the same amount, yet has more than JEV or Pic, who have driven in more races.

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What?????? On track he looked like a driver with no honour whatsoever. He looked desperate, irrational, almost as if it was his only chance of winning a race. He was a Didier Pironi, not a […]

@akshay Yep, his car is slower than everyone in front though ;)

@akshay No he doesn’t, he didn’t do a lap in Q3 so he can use whatever he likes.

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I agree.

@akshay,

You could also ask yourself this. What would Red Bull have to show for with Newey if they hadn’t brought Vettel into the team but had replaced Coulthard with someone of the same caliber or less than Webber.

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Does it matter? Currently they have both, and its not like RB can only afford one of them. There is no need for Horner to decide who is more important.

@akshay Perez has secured a seat at Mclaren (a top team), where we’ll have to wait and see if he can handle the pressure of being amongst the frontrunners. Same with Nico Hulkenberg if he gets that big break (some […]

@akshay – he proved himself for STR, when they were mired in midfield.

@akshay – RBR have hardly been monstrous all season, with numerous teams being able to win, challenge for wins and challenge for the championship. Vettel and Alonso, along with Ferrari and Red Bull, have done the […]

@akshay No he didn’t – the literal quote the headline comes from is:

There is no news on my future at the moment, but there’s no doubt that good results will help

It can be seen in the second paragraph of the article.