Do you think Rossi will move to F1?
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Personally, I would love to see him in F1, but in reality, he won't be happy unless he was racing in top team. \n\nWith no F1 experience, I can't see it happening. If he stays on a bike, then there's definitely a lot more Championships for him to win. But in F1, he would probably have to wait until his second season before having any chance of winning a race, let alone the Championship.\n\nThis is just my opinion, based on the interviews I've read and TV coverage I've watched.
529513
Yes, I doubt he's going to want to be teamed up with Fernando Alonzo next year.  He's pretty much at the peak of his game, if he had a car that could finish races.  He can dictate his terms to any team that is interested.
982043
It's Schumacher for now\nbut Alonso will be better than him in a few years
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I reckon he should be given a bit of time. he did save the Toon last season when he took over from Souness, so he's not all bad.\n\nHe's been unlucky with injuries. Giuseppe Rossi is currently his only fit striker, and he goes back to Man U in January. So you can see that his options are quite short at the moment. With so many injuries to key players you just know things aren't exactly going up for them right now.\n\nFor me, I would play Rossi and Luque up front.\nMidfield (L to R) Duff, Emre, Parker, Solano\nDefence, anybody but Bramble. That is one area he needs to imporve on during the January transfer window.
507375
Good question!\nI do think that, unfortunately, money might have been a factor. But Alonso also took it upon himself to go there, so I'm sure its not the only reason, as it would have been much easier for him to stay at Renault, as Flavio Briatore is his manager.\nPerhaps he just wanted a change of direction or a new challenge, as the wins seem to pretty much fall into his hands at Renault! Maybe he wants to prove to his doubters that he can still win in a less superior car?
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I think that he will win if he can make up the 29 point difference between him and Hayden. And considering Rossi's experience and crazy riding style, I don't see any reasons for Rossi not being in 1st at the end of the season.
616888
Yes depending on one thing does renault decide to let him be after Alnoso leaves for mclearen.
1010257
I think he can, he is, after all....the best driver!\nHe would have had the championship in 2004 if it were not for his mistake of saying *shit* on National TV and being fined...that sucked. Last year he ran so bad but I think it was a combination of the changing of Pitcrews/ Mechanics/ All of it. If he had consistency he would have driven that way.\nThis year...he is doing awesome!! Only won one race but think we have alot of momentum going for us and the want to be the best that we are!
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schumi is the all time best after the great aryton senna.\n\namong the two kimi raikkonen is more talented and the better driver but unfortunately for him he has been placed in a wrong team at a wrong time of his carrier.\nit would be nice to see kimi in a ferrari next season IF shumi decides to quit.
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Personally, I would love to see him move to RENAULT & finish ahead of ALONSO and RAIKKONEN. \n\nBut, I would'nt be too suprised if he ended up at RED BULL, hopefully with COULTHARD, because the money would be better and lets face it, he's not really lived up to expectation at MCLAREN or WILLIAMS!
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Definitely.\nThe news about this started to spread out right after the "miracle" 3rd place in Monaco.
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alonso will win this year. the question though, is what will happen next year. and if kimi does go over to renault, and micheal does not retire, well, that'll be something to watch
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At the moment it looks like a straight out fight between Fernando and Kimi. Honda, Ferrari and Williams look to be fast, but not fast enough to challenge for the drivers title, fast enough to be pests in the way though.
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Yes, starting tomorrow at the Monaco GP. Michael Schumacher is now where he belongs, at the back of the grid, although I would prefer to see him somewhere in the middle where he could be rear-ended, perhaps going through Ste. Devote on the opening lap. Poetic justice would be to see him make that qualifying `mistake' again at La Rascasse on the first lap; I wonder if he would again stall the engine!
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No way.\nI think (can't recall correctly), he tried APRC (or some other junior RC) and failed miserably. He didn't score a point.\n\nLook a Valimaki. What he did with MRF.\nAt international level, it is too tough.\nIndians (I hate to admit) have a very long way to go in motorsports.
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That's a good question! \nHe's been there and done it all! He's still the master of the F1 and will go down in history with all the former great ones!\n\nSaying that, I think he'll continue another year as he not going to give up just because he's having some bad races. He's still a great driver and even after the scandals of Monaco, you have to admit that he drove one of the best races there!\n\nAnd as I'm a fan of Alonso it makes things all the more exciting to have him in the race and watch the duals!
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i think rossi s gonna win in the straigths coz a 1000cc bike s got more accleration than an f1 car.\nbut in the curves,shecanes,hair pins shumi s sure to win.