Ross Brawn - now with Honda!
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bit of a risk I'd say - I know Honda are huge but you're only as good as your last race - if it doesn't work for him at Honda it'll taint his reputation.
He does seem to attract success though.
(BTW, on my thread "Hamilton in the Wet" I predicted Sutil to join McLaren. I'll stick with that despite my 'fear' that it'll be Kovi)
He does seem to attract success though.
(BTW, on my thread "Hamilton in the Wet" I predicted Sutil to join McLaren. I'll stick with that despite my 'fear' that it'll be Kovi)
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Great news for Honda - be interesting to see how it develops in the next couple years or so... may actually come good too late for Button IYSWIM.
Or was it because the Benettons/Ferraris he 'Technical Directed' at the time were designed by Rory Byrne/driven by M Schumacher?
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[devil's advocate mode]tuscan_thunder wrote:He does seem to attract success though.
Or was it because the Benettons/Ferraris he 'Technical Directed' at the time were designed by Rory Byrne/driven by M Schumacher?
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ahh...you picked up my veiled point!jasonliddell wrote:Great news for Honda - be interesting to see how it develops in the next couple years or so... may actually come good too late for Button IYSWIM.
[devil's advocate mode]tuscan_thunder wrote:He does seem to attract success though.
Or was it because the Benettons/Ferraris he 'Technical Directed' at the time were designed by Rory Byrne/driven by M Schumacher?
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Mair throttle, less brake
Hope this will help resurrect Button's career. Probably too late for Brawn to make much difference to next years Honda though. I think Jenson's super smooth driving style will be well suited to next years cars without traction control. I reckon that the wilder, throw it around style drivers like Massa will really struggle without the electronics to help them out.
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Personally, I don't care for Button - I think he's always been overhyped and undertalented.
However, I do think he will be better this coming season for the reasons you have outlined above. He is usually at his best in the wet so no t/c (ahem! aye, right!) should help him.
Interesting point you make about smoothness and Massa: I regard Raikkonen as one of the most ragged on the grid but I think he has the car control to do well with the alleged lack of t/c. Massa, I believe, will struggle.
Dread to think how Sato and Yamamoto will get on and just as well Ralf seems to be out of it..............
However, I do think he will be better this coming season for the reasons you have outlined above. He is usually at his best in the wet so no t/c (ahem! aye, right!) should help him.
Interesting point you make about smoothness and Massa: I regard Raikkonen as one of the most ragged on the grid but I think he has the car control to do well with the alleged lack of t/c. Massa, I believe, will struggle.
Dread to think how Sato and Yamamoto will get on and just as well Ralf seems to be out of it..............
Mair throttle, less brake