Bye Bye Jos

Töpher · 06-02-2004 07:39PM #1

Talks are definately over now...

Clicky

bovril · 06-02-2004 09:09PM

for the love of st bernadette and the 7 shaven headed lepers.... EJ needs to concentrate on getting a good driver (e.g Jos) instead of poncing around on his yachts...

mike65 · 06-02-2004 11:24PM

The lastest is some Italian who was Formula 3000 runner up in 2002....I dunno.

Mike.

Robbo · 07-02-2004 06:13AM

Originally posted by mike65
The lastest is some Italian who was Formula 3000 runner up in 2002....I dunno.

Mike.

That would be Giorgio Pantano. He's actually very promising and he also brings a sizeable budget along with him, which can't be bad. Last year in F3000, he was one of the only drivers in the field to consistently show some flair and maturity.

Tbh, Jos had his time many moons ago with Benneton and failed to impress. I'd place more stock in Heidfeld for a start.

Kalina · 07-02-2004 01:31PM

Originally posted by Robbo
I'd place more stock in Heidfeld for a start.

So would I, but he needs an experienced team-mate not some beginner who will destroy the car every other weekend Sato style!

bovril · 07-02-2004 02:56PM

yeah I agree Kalina, I think heidfeld will do great things (fingers and toes crossed), but Jos would have been an experienced partner for him...

[DF]Lenny · 07-02-2004 10:28PM

I dont think even Aerton Senna could hope to achieve anything but top 10 in the championship with the current drastically underfunded Jordan.

bovril · 09-02-2004 09:18AM

well if it rains really bad and lots of drivers spin off and more have engine failure, who knows what might happen to jordon!

Robbo · 16-02-2004 04:58PM

Perhaps a little light is shed on the matter in this article which alleges that Jos was not overly enthusiastic towards the deal.

Rejecting a fitness test and a seat fitting is pretty rum indeed.

Bye Bye Jos

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