Sunday, March 21, 2010

What’s the deal with Heikki? You’re about to find out

January 12, 2010 by SJ Skid  
Filed under People & Events

We haven’t seen the best of Heikki Kovalainen, the Finnish driver says in a Q and A at the official Formula 1 site.
As is typical with the “official” interviews, it is relatively staid, but Heikki — now driving for Lotus after his up-and-down tenure with McLaren — does offer fans some insights:
Q: Have people underestimated [...]

Op-Ed: Abu Dhabi’s most telling moment for 2010

November 2, 2009 by SJ Skid  
Filed under F1B Op-Ed, Prime & Option, SJ Skid

A consistent theme of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend was that it was the “first race of 2010.” Mark Webber, we were told — at least those watching the race on American TV — was aiming to show he will have championship form next season.

His Red Bull teammate, Sebastian Vettel, also was intent on [...]

McLaren: That was physics, that’s Heikki

August 27, 2009 by Negative Camber  
Filed under Parc Fermé, Top Story

I was just reading the Q&A at Autosport with Jonathan Neale and his comment about Heikki Kovalainen caught my eye. As we are usually the first to ask around F1B…what’s the deal with Heikki?
The Q&A is very good and the questions were insightful and prompted very interesting answers but I found the drum roll [...]

Equality-corrected, Heikki could win at McLaren

September 17, 2008 by Negative Camber  
Filed under Prime & Option

This just in, Martin Whitmarsh has issued the following statement regarding the detractors of Heikki’s performance last weekend:
Heikki has no reason to feel disappointed,” he said. “The reality is that he didn’t put a foot wrong all weekend and he looked blindingly fast in dry, damp, and full-wet conditions. Fuel-corrected he would have been on [...]

Ron Dennis defends ‘equality’…again

August 4, 2008 by Negative Camber  
Filed under People & Events

If you have followed our post about Fernando on Heikki’s role at McLaren here, then you will understand Ron Dennis’ defense of the criticism leveraged at two-time champion Fernando Alonso who drove for McLaren in 2007 and had a rather acrimonious departure.
While Ron cites the non-disclosure statement that Fernando and McLaren agreed to at the [...]

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