Monza

[Crash 0]

Boy Williams just can`t take a trick....lol Finally look to have an edge over Ferrari, and BOOM! Ralf blows up, Juan loses his kool and brakes too deep,trip across the gravel= Ferrari 1/2 for the 7th? time this season

The 25,000,000 being spent on new wind tunnel better produce something special.........and it probably will, but can they produce some anger management classes for Juan.....lol It seems when the guys in red pass him, all he can see is red and not his braking point.

Ah well maybe next year, but i`ve a feeling Kimi will be the one to watch. I think in a better car, the cool headed Finn will have it all over the Monstoya the destroyer....lol

Cheers Crash

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

Hahahah! Great point, Williams did just mess it all up last weekend. The BMW seems to let down at just the wrong times, while Montoya does need to keep his cool better than he does know, Hungaroring 2002 was a good example with Raikkonen passing him. Juan just couldnt cool down and get it together when he was passed and the laps following.

[nichosnz 0]

Juan has to sort himself out of he will bring the team down further.

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

Well when you consider all the hype going around him, "ohh hes the next Schumi" "he's got the balls to pass" and so forth, over the course of this season and last season Ralf has won four races to Juan's single win. Montoya has more poles, but hasn't ever gotten it together in the race. Which is why he needs to pull together, concentrate, and get the job done.

[nichosnz 0]

He is too erratic and inconsistant.

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

People say its that Latin temperament, but Rubens seems to be able to control it quite well. Unlike Massa!

[nichosnz 0]

In some cases they use this as a cover, but I suppose RB gets latin emotion instead.

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

Very true, I have never really seen Rubens get p**sed or anything, at least the TV hasnt shown it. Except for the instances when hes flipped off Irvine while lapping or something of the sort.

[nichosnz 0]

He may keep it all inside him, of maybe he don't feel that way.

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

Off the top of my head, Hakkinen is the first that comes to mind when I think of keeping it all inside. You could tell he was p**sed, for example after Spain last year. In the ITV interview he was not happy but still smiled through the part where he said "god damn it you know!!?" There is real good amateur video that shows him rampage through the pit afterwards though, never seen someone that mad in my life!!

[nichosnz 0]

Hahahahah. He was like that through his whole (public) career though, even when moaning he wasn't emotional.

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

Monza 1999 surprised me, even more than Monza 2000.

[nichosnz 0]

He must have been really feeling it to let it show.

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

In 1999 it was Hakkinen's driving mistake that caused his retirement, which usually makes a driver more p**sed off than a mechanical failure. Monza 2000 is a completely different story, I still havent really figured it out.

[nichosnz 0]

You may never know Jens, in fact if you don't know by know you will probably never know.

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

OK sure there was the equalling Senna's win record and a win at Monza, home of Ferrari, but even if he wa distraught at Indy last year I didn't see him cry about it.

[nichosnz 0]

A different kind of emotion.

[TotalF1 Jens 0]

Well, I can in no way relate to Schumi so really I cant say.