View Full Version : JV wouldn't mind a return...
Hondo
23rd May 2009, 00:08
Found at Planet F1:
http://www.planetf1.com/story/0,18954,3213_5342962,00.html
I would be interested in seeing his return, especially if F1 is more or less a spec series in 2010. JV was never going to get along with electronic car controls (driver's aids) and doing away with slick tires pretty much put him out of it. Now the aids are gone and slicks are back and if I had a team, especially one of the Lola-Cosworth packages, I'd ask him to test.
N. Jones
23rd May 2009, 02:14
Would he really be quicker than what he showed from 2004-06?
what he not getting the hot chicks with nascar status
with the new f1 regulations car set up would have changed
and 3 years not driving in f1 i think the new teams will go for one experienced driver and one young driver
call_me_andrew
23rd May 2009, 03:56
what he not getting the hot chicks with nascar status
He certainly wasn't getting sponsors.
DexDexter
23rd May 2009, 08:13
Found at Planet F1:
http://www.planetf1.com/story/0,18954,3213_5342962,00.html
I would be interested in seeing his return, especially if F1 is more or less a spec series in 2010. JV was never going to get along with electronic car controls (driver's aids) and doing away with slick tires pretty much put him out of it. Now the aids are gone and slicks are back and if I had a team, especially one of the Lola-Cosworth packages, I'd ask him to test.
Isn't he like almost 40? Too old for today's F1.
Hondo
23rd May 2009, 08:17
I'm not a JV fan by any means, but F1 cars are swinging back to just how he likes them. If he honestly felt he still had the skills to drive F1 and I was a new team, I'd let him test. I'd have nothing to lose by giving him a shot. JV would probably love the chance to drive by the pit wall with the middle finger on display.
Hiring a 39-y-o [i](which he will be next year) driver, who hasn't driven in F1 for ages is too much of a gamble for any team on the grid. And if any team would like a vastly experienced driver for their line-up, I suppose they would prefer someone like Barrichello, Trulli, Fisichella, etc, who are not only a few years younger, but have also freshly raced in F1 cars.
Garry Walker
23rd May 2009, 12:49
Comedy.
Dave B
23rd May 2009, 15:29
"I was talking with [former race engineer] Jock [Clear] and his comments were that the cars would suit me. "
I'd love to have heard the full conversation. "These cars would suit you. Shame you're too old and hopeless. Never mind".
Jacques won't be back. You heard it here... for about the ten thousandth time.
Bagwan
23rd May 2009, 15:47
"I was talking with [former race engineer] Jock [Clear] and his comments were that the cars would suit me. "
I'd love to have heard the full conversation. "These cars would suit you. Shame you're too old and hopeless. Never mind".
Jacques won't be back. You heard it here... for about the ten thousandth time.
Awww , Davy .
You can do better than that .
You're just upset right now , that you weren't invited onto Vijay's yacht , too .
Here's a tip for you . You might get a scoop if you call up Jock .
Sonic
23rd May 2009, 22:54
"I was talking with [former race engineer] Jock [Clear] and his comments were that the cars would suit me. "
I'd love to have heard the full conversation. "These cars would suit you. Shame you're too old and hopeless. Never mind".
Jacques won't be back. You heard it here... for about the ten thousandth time.
10,000 and one. JV was 'alright' at his peak but as he showed in his return at Sauber he is a long long long long way from his best.
ShiftingGears
24th May 2009, 02:46
Awww , Davy .
You can do better than that .
You're just upset right now , that you weren't invited onto Vijay's yacht , too .
Here's a tip for you . You might get a scoop if you call up Jock .
Yes, we are all upset. That is why we don't think JV is returning.
Hawkmoon
24th May 2009, 06:34
JV wouldn't mind a return.......
...... and I wouldn't mind a Ferrari, more money than I can burn and a woman with certain tendancies that can't be mentioned on a family forum.
Neither is likely to happen any time soon.
woody2goody
25th May 2009, 00:44
I don't see why Jacques shouldn't drive next year. He's not forgotten how to drive a car quickly, and with slick tyres and no electronics I think he would rise to the challenge and do pretty well.
I don't see why Jacques shouldn't drive next year. He's not forgotten how to drive a car quickly, and with slick tyres and no electronics I think he would rise to the challenge and do pretty well.
I thought he had forgotten how to drive a car quickly, hence the reason he was shown the door in the first place. There's no reason to suggest he has found the speed in his years off, either. Some former drivers retire gracefully, while others just can't seem to let go. Too old and too long out of the sport.
555-04Q2
25th May 2009, 12:57
Found at Planet F1:
http://www.planetf1.com/story/0,18954,3213_5342962,00.html
I would be interested in seeing his return, especially if F1 is more or less a spec series in 2010. JV was never going to get along with electronic car controls (driver's aids) and doing away with slick tires pretty much put him out of it. Now the aids are gone and slicks are back and if I had a team, especially one of the Lola-Cosworth packages, I'd ask him to test.
I wouldnt mind giving him a kick up the ar$e for being an idiot.....
Garry Walker
25th May 2009, 19:16
I don't see why Jacques shouldn't drive next year. He's not forgotten how to drive a car quickly, and with slick tyres and no electronics I think he would rise to the challenge and do pretty well.
Yeah, an almost 40 year old guy coming back after almost 4 years of no driving and added to that, he never was that impressive anyways. For sure he would not embarrass himself :D :D :D
Hondo
25th May 2009, 19:20
Thats ok, he likes to embarrass himself.
Garry Walker
25th May 2009, 19:21
Thats ok, he likes to embarrass himself.
1999, 2003 and 2004 were good examples of that.
http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/26052009/23/villeneuve-missing-f1-ruling-return.html
he is not even driving anything this year
having walked away from Peugeot’s Le Mans 24 Hours sportscar programme and with no NASCAR or Australian V8 seat in 2009
race_director
26th May 2009, 23:45
i would love JV to return in a good car next year, a ferrari may be, and would love to see wack and spank some so called greatest talent f1 has ever produced a** ( lewis )
555-04Q2
27th May 2009, 07:52
i would love JV to return in a good car next year, a ferrari may be, and would love to see wack and spank some so called greatest talent f1 has ever produced a** ( lewis )
:?: ............. :crazy: ............. :laugh:
DexDexter
27th May 2009, 08:21
i would love JV to return in a good car next year, a ferrari may be, and would love to see wack and spank some so called greatest talent f1 has ever produced a** ( lewis )
And I would like to see Elvis live but it ain't gonna happen.
555-04Q2
27th May 2009, 08:41
Hey, Elvis IS alive brother!
Knock-on
27th May 2009, 11:27
JV would be worse than Seb and his fans would just fill up the forum with excuses :rolleyes:
Bagwan
27th May 2009, 14:22
JV would be worse than Seb and his fans would just fill up the forum with excuses :rolleyes:
Yer gonna sh!t when he gets Piquet's seat .
All you detractors will .
He won't need excuses . He and Fernando will get along just fine .
Knock-on
27th May 2009, 15:26
Yer gonna sh!t when he gets Piquet's seat .
All you detractors will .
He won't need excuses . He and Fernando will get along just fine .
My God, NO!
I like JV and wouldn't like to see him become anyones biatch. :(
Renault would become Strop City.
555-04Q2
27th May 2009, 15:29
Yer gonna sh!t when he gets Piquet's seat .
All you detractors will .
He won't need excuses . He and Fernando will get along just fine .
Lay off the acid Bag ;)
Bagwan
27th May 2009, 15:30
My God, NO!
I like JV and wouldn't like to see him become anyones biatch. :(
Renault would become Strop City.
I don't understand the "strop city" part of the comment .
Do you honestly think JV would be "biatch" to anyone ?
Alonso would be pushed and pushed hard to stay ahead .
555-04Q2
27th May 2009, 15:31
I don't understand the "strop city" part of the comment .
Do you honestly think JV would be "biatch" to anyone ?
Alonso would be pushed and pushed hard to stay ahead .
:?:
:s hock:
:laugh:
Bagwan
27th May 2009, 15:32
Lay off the acid Bag ;)
It certainly would be a trip to have JV back .
Expect it .
555-04Q2
27th May 2009, 15:38
It certainly would be a trip to have JV back .
Expect it .
Alonso would...murder, destroy, mock, cleanup, wipeout, embarrass, overwhelm...JV in the same car.
ShiftingGears
27th May 2009, 15:38
It certainly would be a trip to have JV back .
Expect it .
It ain't happening.
Bagwan
27th May 2009, 15:41
The seat will be bought for 10 million Euros .
555-04Q2
27th May 2009, 15:45
I've got 10 million Euros, can I buy the seat :?:
Bagwan
27th May 2009, 15:47
Do you have a WDC ?
555-04Q2
27th May 2009, 15:52
It can be "arranged", if you know what I mean ;)
gloomyDAY
27th May 2009, 15:53
JV is too fat to fit in a F1 car.
Juanito had the same problem and went to NASCAR.
555-04Q2
27th May 2009, 15:54
JV is too fat to fit in a F1 car.
:laugh: ROTFLMMFAO :laugh:
You just made my day dude :up:
Bagwan
27th May 2009, 15:57
You know Vito , too , eh ?
Bagwan
28th May 2009, 13:36
JV is too fat to fit in a F1 car.
Juanito had the same problem and went to NASCAR.
He's not too fat for a 12 hrs of Spa seat .
He'll be in a factory Seat , keeping fit for F1 .
Have a gloomy day , nice . Oops , I mean , have a nice day , Gloomy .
555-04Q2
28th May 2009, 13:39
He'll be in a factory Seat , keeping fit for F1
Two days in a row. Seems acid these days lasts longer than it used to ;)
Bagwan
28th May 2009, 17:52
Two days in a row. Seems acid these days lasts longer than it used to ;)
I remember some made by the drummer from Quicksilver that had Richard Nixon's face in a King Tutt head dress .
Good , but not 2 days good .
Acid days are long gone , but JV isn't .
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