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David Coulthard has threatened to kick "lumps of sh*t" out of Felipe Massa after the pair clashed during the Australian GP.
In a remarkable outburst, made live on ITV, DC insisted that the Ferrari driver should take responsibility for their race-ending crash and warned: "If he doesn't then I will kick lumps of sh*t out of the little bastard."
Massa's culpability was less than clear cut, however, with Martin Brundle, Coulthard's manager, suggesting in his role as ITV pundit that the Brazilian "had the high ground" as he strove to overtake the Red Bull.
"He had the faster car but you have to overtake - not just drive straight into another car," insisted an angry Coulthard.
BlackE10 schreefCOLONWeet nog wel dat ze in 2001 toen allemaal spontaan van de baan vlogen, prachtig!
Ook nog goed nieuws, vanaf volgedn jaar gaat F1 in engeland van ITV terug naar de BBC, dat kunnen we in NL ook ontvangen.
Dus dat word tijdens de reclames en voor/nabeschouwing BBC kijken! Mooi commentaar hebben ze daar ook.
[nuance mode on]Het was een heel andere race als de GP van Australië[/nuance mode off]ae82_gt schreefCOLONBen in slaap gevallen zo saai was het.
Schumacher replaces Massa for 2008
By Gérard Crombac Tuesday, April 1st 2008, 00:01 GMT
It has been officially announced that former Jordan driver Michael Schumacher will take Felipe Massa’s seat at the Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro team for the rest of the 2008 season as well as the 2009 season at a salary of over $100 million a year.
“It was not a hard decision” said team principal Stefano Domenicali “After the first two races of the year we knew something drastic had to be done and we had to move fast to secure Michael as Ducati was negotiating to have him replace Melandri in MotoGP.”
When asked about the conditions of his return to the F1 grid Schumacher responded wryly that “There are some things that are more important than money,” with the German adding further details on the circumstances of his return saying “Stefano asked me to coach Felipe but I said I’d much rather destroy his career and the rest is history.”
Massa was not able to be reached for comment but was spotted at the Argentinean round of the WRC championship talking to several teams. When asked about whether the Brazilian could be a success in rally racing Schumacher was blunt remarking “He does seem to go sideways a lot so maybe it’ll be more his style.”
On whether the rise of Lewis Hamilton has influenced his decision to come back Schumacher joked “You seem to be a little obsessed with him don’t you think? There are plenty of talented drivers out there and I’m not about to let Nick Heidfeld or Nico Rosberg become the next top German in F1.”
Regarding whether there is still any chance of entering as a wildcard in a future MotoGP round Schumacher was coy saying “I’m talking to Livio Suppo about some more tests but I wouldn’t bet against it at this point. I couldn’t do any worse than Melandri.”
Whether the sudden nature of Schumacher’s return to Grand Prix racing will affect his performance is yet to be seen although it should be noted that he has an excellent record at Bahrain winning the 2004 event and having strong showings in 2005 and 2006.
