post MONACO
i really dont like how everything turned out for the team, after some very divergent races, what seem to be other teams' problems has turned its face on us. (us? lu kali)
like what many people have stopped doing, i should too live with everything kimi is. bad, good, sober or drunk, undecipherable or normal, ....
but why should we also live with everything kimi is not?
not finishing, not on pole, not staying until the race is over, not my boyfriend..*coughs*, nevermind.
All this adds up as even when you finished a race,
isn't at all the same with finishing with points.
qualifying 16th, is a far cry from pole.
particularly in a track such as Monaco.
You qualified 3rd, you'd finish third at best.
you qualify 16th, kiss the points goodbye.
I ask,
what is wrong with kimi?
50 million american dollars to get his arse down to Maranello.
why all wasted?
what the bloody hell is wrong?
why cant he be just a bit reliable, both on the qualifying, and the race?
What's my problem with kimi, as opposed to how Massa is doing?- you'd ask,
All the attention is going to the wrong driver for all the wrong reason in the world, resulting in all the wrong troubles in the wrongest time of the race.
i have no right to say this,
Massa is a no-risky-business driver and he failed under pressure
I guess i have a right to say this,
but massa is getting Maranello's attention, as the kid that shows up on time, stays late for the pasta, and says hi to ask about how everybody's kid are doing.
Chris Goodwin (or steve slater, one of them) of star sport commentator's booth said something about how in order to win, you'd need the WHOLE (i'm talking EVERYBODY) at the team having your back. including the uber-consultant, Michael Schumacher.
And seeing how things turn out,"we can see on whose corner the team is now"
sheesh,
i didnt know there were corners.
i thought the maranello track had none. (bad pun)
MY ONLY POINT IS,
refurbish the corners, get all the drivers in one corner.
the more the merrier.
cheers.