I'm one of those that thinks that DC is a solid driver who hasn't won as
many races as he could have, but who has matured into the kind of driver
that a team like RBR need to continue earning points. They're surpassing
all expectations this season and undoubtedly some of that is from having
a good driver who has helped in testing.

Oh.. and according to my wife, he is one of the last real playboys on
the circuit.

Did anyone pay attention when Louise was interviewing on Sunday and
asked him about the pit lane limiter button?. I've managed a bad capture
by pointing the old digital camera at the TV and doing and MPEG of it,
but so far not gone to the extent of re-installing my capture card to
put it online.

To get a coment like that out at peak time on a Sunday afternoon showed
a certain amount of Chutzpah.

--Impressed


Warwick

"Warwick" <spamtrap (AT) affordable-afpers (DOT) co.uk> wrote

Was of course not ecluded in the replay last night, I think people wanted to
know if they had a picture of Louises face when David came out with the
comment, Hopefully someone in the pits with a digital camera (Very rare
picture that would be)

We all no Jensen got a better picture of Louise during his interview (Though
I can't think why they make her wear that old Arrows suit..Must get a
helluva lot warmer than everyone except the drivers!)

I noticed when they cut back to Jim after the David/Louise interview,The
camera stayed perfectly on Jim and did'nt go over to the other guy who could
clearly be heard unable to stop laughing ;-)

T.W.

"The Wizard" <the_wiz (AT) nospamhere (DOT) com> writes:

A comment like what?

/andreas

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"Andreas Davour" <ante (AT) Update (DOT) UU.SE> wrote:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/showbiz...name_page.html

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Brian

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"Brian Lawrence" <Brian_W_LawrenceREMTHIS (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote:

MUHH!!! Excellent. I've been amazed at the transformation of Coulthard
since he's been in the Red Bull team. He actually seems to be enjoying
himself and back to his old "playboy" ways, rather than the very grey
PR-friendly robot he was while at McLaren. And it seems to've helped his
success on track too...
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"Dr. Boggis" <boggissimoron (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> writes:

LOL! I think I like that kind of chutzpah!

In fact, I think it would do the sport a lot of good if more drivers
were like that. While some of the current drivers do entertain they
aren't exactly like James Hunt. Sometimes racing isn't just about
racing.

/andreas

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