Comments on: Mercedes Takes Over Brawn GP: Now Renamed to Mercedes Grand Prix

By: drMpower

drMpower — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 03:27:05 +0000

td,

i was referring to the driver duo.

By: td

td — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 02:49:09 +0000

“what makes them think with a german engine in it, they will stand a chance? i dont really get the logic here”

Brawn GP raced with a German engine in 2009 and won the Championship.

By: drMpower

drMpower — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:15:45 +0000

i dont know. somebody must shed some light for me.

whats so wrong with jenson the world champion to drive for this team? i mean, the engine is just changed. the ownership changed. do the drivers need to be change as well?

is that so hard to sign a WORLD CHAMPION as your driver?

pride of german? that two mentioned above, will all due respect to their achievement in F1, have never even finish in a top 3 in any season’s driver’s championship.

what makes them think with a german engine in it, they will stand a chance? i dont really get the logic here.

for the record, since they are soooo damn on nationalistic or national pride or anything, the last german driver crowned world champion, drove a FERRARI.

By: hause

hause — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:05:54 +0000

it is rumoured that Jenson Button will make way for an all German driver line up with Nico Rosberg and Nick Heidfeld.

If so and Jenson Button joins fellow countrymen Lewis Hamilton at their countrymen’s pride and joy, McLaren.

It would be ironic that Formula One would be returning to the nationalistic driven competition that was Grand Prix racing, long before the advent of commercialism, and Bernie the supreme ewoks.