Forum not very busy Opciones

[JCARLOS]

By reading your message i think that the attitude problem is yours. Sadly there's a lot of rude people in this forum, and believe me when i say that sometimes not getting and answer is better than some of the replies i've read. Anyway, not all the people in Spain are like this. Some of us like formula 1 and like to exchange opinions with people about it, doesn't matter if it's in spanish or english. I don't think that finding a couple of idiots is enough to make a judgement like the one you've made. And about the activity in this forum, i think that it's still young, let's give it a couple of weeks to see what happens.

And one last thing. I'm sorry if you didn't enjoy your time in Spain for all the people bumping into you, which i believe is not common occurrence, but i tell you the same as before: it doesn't give you the right to tell we don't treat people 'in a proper way'. It would be very easy to say something like that about all the dutch or english 'people' that spent their holidays in Spain getting drunk, brawling and disturbing every women they find. Believe when I say there's a lot of them, but i'm not saying that dutch or english people are drunks or should learn how to treat women.

[Kevlar]

Xotazu,

Yes, I think you're right. There is a distance between the two drivers, but that's all right. They don't need to be friends, as long as they respect each other and do their jobs as teammates. BTW, Jos never talks about his teammates. I guess that's because he's 100% focused on his own job, not on his "compañero" (he got along with Michael Schumacher quite well at Benetton though). Probably Pedro is easier to get along with then Jos. Maybe we'd give it some time...