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12 Jan 2001, 09:01 (Ref:58122) | #2 | ||
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From this angle, the Sauber do look great...esp the nose and the overall shape. Much much more impressive than the Jaguar, and slightly better than the BAR. Woah..cant wait fot the top teams to display their new car!
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I have to say, it looks pretty good. But the obvious question is: will it perform?
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Wasn't Sauber considered to be one of the more conservative teams in F1? Well this car doesn't look very conservative. And with two talented, young drivers (at least I'm sure Heidfeld is talented, have to see about Raikkonen) they might just be a surprise.
I can't be sure untill I've seen it drive off course, but so far I'm impressed! |
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Yeah, the battle between the Prost and the Sauber...Sauber see the need to do better than the Prost, as they know that Ferrari is straining their resources to produce year-old engines to two teams. They would want to have the upper hand should a choice need to be made between the two, hence they took the risk... No Pain, no Gain!
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