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11 Aug 2000, 14:06 (Ref:29791)
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After german gp, reubens has come closer to the championship dream but now ferrari says that the only thing he has to do is help shumacher getting the title. So should rubiño accept this orders, or on the contrary fullfill his dream to become an f1 champion.
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11 Aug 2000, 14:07 (Ref:29794)
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11 Aug 2000, 14:55 (Ref:29802)
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Well surely Rubens doesn't race for MS, he should race for himself, absolutely. He's not signed as a number two, so why should he behave like one. Though I'm a relative newcomer myself, welcome to the forum kuchi.
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11 Aug 2000, 19:11 (Ref:29846)
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Welcome to the boards, kuchi.
Rubens has said that he isn't just there for TGF, but that goes against everything Luca di Montezemolo has said to the press. I doubt that there is a realistic chance of Ferrari letting Rubens race for himself as long as TGF is still there (unless he breaks his leg again...). |
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11 Aug 2000, 22:47 (Ref:29894)
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Welcome Kuchi
With the way Shumi drives I wouldn't doubt another injury. |
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11 Aug 2000, 22:54 (Ref:29895)
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In Autosport Rubens said that Luca Schumacher told him something quite different to what is being reported in the press, and has said to him personally that he is only interested in Ferrari being the winner.
No report yet as to whether Rubens also believes in the Easter Bunny or Santa Claus. |
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12 Aug 2000, 00:06 (Ref:29899)
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But in his F1 Racing column he mentioned something about a flying pig which crash-landed in his garden...
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12 Aug 2000, 02:23 (Ref:29923)
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wearing a Ferrari cap and carrying an air horn?
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12 Aug 2000, 14:39 (Ref:29972)
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Welcome kuchi!
I don't think Rubens has anything to say about this. He's a Ferrari employee and as such he has to do what the team tells him to do or else take a hike. Whether he agrees with this decision or not isn't the issue, if he wants to secure his future in Formula One he better do what he's been asked to. |
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12 Aug 2000, 15:18 (Ref:29979)
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I don't hold much hope for good old Rubinho. After all, it took Irvine nearly four seasons to start thinking for himself...
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13 Aug 2000, 00:39 (Ref:30072)
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No, it had a Mercedes-Benz flag wrapped around it's porcine body.
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