Ahí... le has dao!!!

Ojo que ha vuelto Benoit al trabajo recuperado, y ¿parece que defiende a Pedro?:

Sauber-Ferrari (9) - El viaje a Singapur no ha merecido la pena, y el secreo estuvo en el ganador del despedido Pedro de la Rosa (ahora probador de Pirelli). Su sucesor, Heidfeld, fue demasiado lento, y su carrera, como la de Kobayashi, fue estropeada por Shucmacher-Mercedes. Descuido en los pits (neumáticos mal, Heidfeld fue enviado antes de tiempo) y CHF 400 000 a la basura.

http://www.blick.ch/sport/formel1/so-steht...-1-teams-157560

Si al final todo esto nos va a venir hasta bien porque el valor de Pedro va a subir mas aun.

Preview Japanese Grand Prix

Hinwil, 1st October 2010 The team is excited about going to Suzuka for the Japanese Grand Prix on October 10th. Kamui Kobayashi is looking forward to his home race and Nick Heidfeld is happy to be racing on his favourite circuit again.

Kamui Kobayashi:
I am Japanese and therefore the Suzuka round is my home race, although I have not spent too much time in Japan over the last seven years. I was 17-years-old the last time I raced in Japan. Of course I know the circuit quite well after having driven there last year for Toyota in free practice before the Grand Prix. I find the circuit very nice, and I really like every inch of it. It is a challenging track over the entire lap. I think our car will be good in Suzuka. It is very exciting for me to be going there, and I know there will be a lot of supporters. There is a special area for my fans, and the 2000 tickets were sold out quickly. I left for Japan straight after the race in Singapore. Beside the race preparation, the food and the Japanese Spa treatments are something to look forward to.

Nick Heidfeld:
I am really looking forward to the race in Suzuka. It is my favourite of all Formula One circuits and, on what will be my second race weekend with the team, of course I will know a lot more about the car, which should help. On top of that I just love going to Japan. This time I will not be visiting Tokyo, but even Suzuka, where actually there is not much going on, is still the Japan I enjoy. I like the food, the culture and the excitement of the fans. They enjoy the Japanese Grand Prix so much, and this is very nice to see. The Suzuka lap has a very nice flow and a great variety of characteristics. The Esses in the first sector are especially beautiful. If you get these S corners right it is incredible fun.

Technical Director James Key:
Its great to go to Suzuka, which is Kamuis home race. Its a personal favourite of mine as well. I have some fond memories from past events, and the atmosphere there is excellent. Im sure Kamui will have a lot of support from his fans. As far as the track is concerned, its a favourite with the drivers and teams. Its one of those high speed circuits with a lot of high speed corners and sharp changes of direction. Its quite technical, and its a good challenge for the drivers and the engineers to set up the car. Im hoping its a circuit which suits our car better than recent ones, but you never know until you get there. Hopefully it will be a little easier to find a good balance on Friday. As far as the car is concerned, we are taking the updates weve had in Singapore. We will do further work on them to try and get more out of them in Suzuka, which is a slightly more normal circuit than Singapore. Also we will have a few additional new items which we will test on Friday.

pues si parece que benoit habla bien de pedro.

salu2...

Lo siento no veo donde habla bien Benoit de Pedro. Creo que más bien describe una situación, y culpa del peor resultado a Heidfeld, que fue quien subió al coche por el despedido Pedro, del que dice que ahora prueba para Pirelli. No veo claro el halago hacia Pedro.

Yo tampoco; es más, no más faltaría que continuara, a estas alturas, tocando las narices. Tuvo la oportunidad, y la utilizó muy bien como vocero, hace tres semanas.

Que diga Benoit que el secreto del mal fin de semana de Suaber en Singapur está en la ausencia de Pedro me parece hablar bien de él, por mucho que antes lo haya "matado". Yo hablo de lo que ha dicho ahora, no de lo que dijo hace tres semanas

BITTER yo lo que entiendo que pone (puedo estar equivocado), es que el secreto del mal fin de semana de Sauber estuvo en el "ganador" del puesto de Pedro, Nick Heidfeld, que fue muy lento. No veo ninguna referencia positiva a Pedro. No tiene mayor importancia, pero vamos, que en esas tres líneas sólo se menciona a Pedro para decir que fue sustituido por Heidfeld, y que ahora es probador de Pirelli. Nada más.

Necesitamos aceptar la situación y olvidarnos ya de Sauber. Por mi dejaría este Post en el olvido. Espero que Kamui se vaya a otro equipo (lo merece) y Peter Sauber pierda la escudería. Si eso ocurre, me alegraré. Pero en lo que creo que debemos centrarnos es en el futuro de Pedro. Si hicimos una gran movilización por su fichaje con Sauber, ahora nos toca "pelear" por el retorno de Pedro con los medios que dispongamos. Y si hay que regalar otra vez puros, se regalan! Yo no me rindo.
Creo que es más positivo (y sano mentalmente hablando) pasar página y no seguir urgando en la herida.

Saludos amigos!

PD: Escribo esto porque veo aún mucha tensión y dolor en algunos foreros y, sinceramente, no me gusta veros pasarlo mal. Tenemos que disfrutar de lo que tenemos, que no es poco!

menudo pelotas http://www.record.com.mx/tmf/2010-10-03/sa...ir-boda-de-slim

Lo que hay que hacer... para que corran unos coches.

jojojo, que pronto empieza la semana xD.

Menudo lametraserillos.... Ji,ji,ji... esto va a ser muuuuuuy divertido.

Bueno, si va a ser un title sponsor yo lo veo lógico. La cosa está muy mal para todos, es lo que hay.

De todos modos, haber tratado con cortesía a Emilio Botín, le hubiese venido muy bien al electricista y era mucho más fácil que irse de boda, lo tenía a huevo. Ahora mismo Botín es un tío con peso en la F1, yo no le negaría ni el saludo ni unas cervecitas si tuviese un equipo, que nunca se sabe.

Saludos!

Si yo fuera Slim y fuera a adquirir Sauber (y a diferencia de lo que alguno ha escrito en alguna ocasión, diciendo que Pedro es un buen nexo para Telmex por ser español), lo primero que haría sería obligar a bajar a Pedro del asiento. Telmex y Telefónica son competidores acérrimos en Sudamérica, con mucho fondo de poder de por medio.

Ejemplo, el siguiente artículo:

http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/columnas/85863.html

Algo raro ha pasado para hacer bajar a Pedro del asiento, de eso estamos todos seguros. Yo quiero verle correr, donde sea, pero correr. Me alegro de sus últimas declaraciones al diario holandés.

Uy que le han hecho al Marca? XDDD un cut & paste???

http://www.blick.ch/sport/formel1/sergio-p...-cockpit-157852
acuerdo de 20 millones segun el blick hace dos meses

Sauber Motorsport sign Sergio Perez as race driver and announce partnership with Telmex

Hinwil, 4th October 2010. Sauber Motorsport have signed a contract with Sergio Perez. The 20-year old Mexican driver will line up alongside Kamui Kobayashi for Peter Saubers team in the 2011 Formula One World Championship.

Sergio Perez has been a member of Escuderia Telmex, which supports racing drivers in various categories, for a number of years. He finished second in this years GP2 Series, winning four races including the prestigious championship round in Monaco in the process. Sergio began his career in Karting, where he won a total of five championships. He followed that up with two years in Formula BMW before moving on to the National Class of the British F3 International Series, where he won a still record 14 races. In 2008 he finished fourth in the International Class of the British F3 International Series. In GP2 Asia he became the series youngest race winner at the age of 18.

Sergio Perez: Formula One is the dream of every young racing driver. And now this dream is about to come true for me. Although Im very much aware that this is also a big challenge and responsibility, Im happy to accept that and am proud to be representing my country in the highest category of motor racing. I would like to thank Peter Sauber for the faith hes shown in me and Ill do everything I can to make the most of this wonderful opportunity.

Peter Sauber: Sergio has been on a continuous upward curve over the past few years. He demonstrated his fighting spirit in races over the course of last season and proved that hes ready to take the step up into Formula One. I look forward to working with him and am in no doubt that, in Sergio Perez and Kamui Kobayashi, we will have a strong driver pairing.

Today Sauber Motorsport also announce the start of the teams partnership with Telmex. The Mexican telecommunications companys logos will have a significant presence on the Sauber Motorsport racing cars as from the coming season.

Telmex is a corporation made up of Teléfonos de México, S.A.B. de C.V. and subsidiaries providing telecommunications services in Mexico. The companys service coverage comprises the operations of the nations most complete local and long distance networks. Additionally, Telmex also offers services including connectivity, internet access, co-location, web hosting and interconnection services to other telecommunications operators.

Telmex Chairman Carlos Slim Domit says: Sauber has been not only a very successful racing team but also a strong talent developer of some of the most recognized names in racing since their early stages as well as one of the most respected people in the sport. Their decision of having Sergio with them is very significant on his career to become a top driver representing Mexico. For Telmex and our racing project Escuderia Telmex its a great step forward, and we feel very proud to be able to consolidate these years of work for having a Mexican driver in F1 with Sauber Motorsport.

Peter Sauber explains: Telmex has been involved in motor sport for a number of years already and supports drivers in various race series. Now they are making the key step up into the top category of motor racing, and we are happy and proud that they are taking this step with us. Telmex is an outstanding company and represents a strong partner for our team. We are looking forward to a fruitful partnership.

Estaba clarito, se ha vendido del todo.