View Poll Results: Do you think that Ruby and Schumi should retire?

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  • Yes (They're look well past it!)

    23 41.82%

  • No (They are beating the sands of time!)

    15 27.27%

  • No (Because it's nostalgic entertaining to watch!)

    14 25.45%

  • Dunno

    3 5.45%
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Thread: Should Ruby and Schumi retire!

  1. 29th March 2011, 17:15 #31
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    Seriously?
    As far as I'm concerned, Schumi and Barichello are driving
    because teams are paying them to do so.
    The decision rests in the hands of those specific interested
    parties, not us!
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  2. 30th March 2011, 11:22 #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greig View Post
    Nah it's much more fun watching MS get thrashed
    How soon we forget.
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  3. 30th March 2011, 14:05 #33
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    Rubens yes.
    Schumi no.
    "I really don't know what happened" - Lewis Hamilton (frequently)
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  4. 30th March 2011, 23:14 #34
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    I sincerely think that they should both call it a day, and give the young & bright talents a go....

    You see, I am quite saddened that this year's F1 grid is awash with either pay drivers with insufficient talent, or the former greats who are past their prime.

    It's about time to give some hot prospects an opportunity, what do you guys reckon?




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  5. 30th March 2011, 23:23 #35
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    Quote Originally Posted by red power View Post
    How soon we forget.
    5 years is a long time
    Forza Ferrari
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  6. 30th March 2011, 23:53 #36
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    I leave it to Corinna.

    Now seriously, it's up to him but he should beat Rosberg this season or maybe they'd want new blood in the team.
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  7. 31st March 2011, 00:41 #37
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    dont know...... i want to see live schumi racing....... plus we have to wait and see for his car this year...........
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  8. 31st March 2011, 04:27 #38
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greig View Post
    Nah it's much more fun watching MS get thrashed
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    I think massa should go
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  9. 31st March 2011, 12:18 #39
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    Schumi should replace Massa
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  10. 31st March 2011, 13:39 #40
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    Quote Originally Posted by prancing horse View Post
    Rubens yes.
    Schumi no.
    Well wasn't through lack of trying by Michael in Hungary last year
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  11. 1st April 2011, 22:57 #41
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    Whilst I realise that this post is only meant to antagonise I'd like to put across a purely unbiased view.

    F1 is a spectator sport. If drivers are providing entertainment then it doesn't matter how old they are, how many races they've started or how many championships they've won
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  12. 2nd April 2011, 00:04 #42
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    What does it matter? I am more interested in our engineers getting back to winning ways than bothering to make fun of a veteran driver who won multiple championships for our team. What next, should Ferrari retire from F1 because we have won f all since Kimi's maiden season?
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  13. 4th April 2011, 22:29 #43
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    Quote Originally Posted by steelstallions View Post
    What does it matter? I am more interested in our engineers getting back to winning ways than bothering to make fun of a veteran driver who won multiple championships for our team. What next, should Ferrari retire from F1 because we have won f all since Kimi's maiden season?
    I think people are just bored.
    But I would say yes to both as there teams hired them and they are not at the back of the grid anyways.
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  14. 4th April 2011, 22:35 #44
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    Quote Originally Posted by steelstallions View Post
    What does it matter? I am more interested in our engineers getting back to winning ways than bothering to make fun of a veteran driver who won multiple championships for our team. What next, should Ferrari retire from F1 because we have won f all since Kimi's maiden season?
    And WCC in 2008
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