Massa to Williams
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- 19th October 2013, 11:23 at 11:23 am #133781Rick LopezParticipant
Reports from Brazil are suggesting that Maldonado is going to leave Williams. This was backed up by Eddie Jordan at the Korean Grand Prix. And now there are rumours that Felipe Massa is going to replace him. He obviously has some sponsorship, as Williams would not be able to pay both their drivers. So it seems Hulkenberg will go to Lotus.
19th October 2013, 11:27 at 11:27 am #243560Lucas WilsonParticipantLol, as if the silly season couldn’t get any sillier!
19th October 2013, 12:06 at 12:06 pm #243561Max JacobsonParticipantHülkenberg to Lotus is the only one I really care about if I’m honest!
19th October 2013, 12:49 at 12:49 pm #243562Prisoner MonkeysParticipantThere’s already a thread fir discussing the silly season.
19th October 2013, 13:11 at 1:11 pm #243563Loup GarouParticipantWilliams are getting a Merc engine for 2014. Will that make a difference?
19th October 2013, 13:54 at 1:54 pm #243564Max JacobsonParticipantWe just don’t know: will the Mercedes engine be better than the Renault? Possibly, but I’m personally placing my bets on Renault with their past experience!
19th October 2013, 16:25 at 4:25 pm #243565Loup GarouParticipantWe just don’t know: will the Mercedes engine be better than the Renault? Possibly, but I’m personally placing my bets on Renault with their past experience!
I think so too. Renault introduced Turbos into Formula 1 didn’t they?
Why were Ferrari so much against return of the turbo era?
19th October 2013, 22:27 at 10:27 pm #243566Yaya IshaqParticipantI really hope that rumour about the Williams-Massa link is true although considering it’s from a Brazilian paper I fear it’s more wishful thinking than anything else. Now, I’m aware of all the criticism and backlash Massa has received over the years for his sheer lack of performance up against Alonso and while most of it is justified I genuinely believe that a new team with a new environment could really revitalise his career and bring back his speed. Everyone knows Massa is a confidence driver and I think Williams is the perfect scenario in that he won’t have to worry about a super-talented world champion teammate or have the pressure of racing for Ferrari on him any more.
He has already proven this year that his qualifying speed on occasion in comparison to Alonso is still there.
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