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Originally Posted by tweak
No doubt about it, Luca drove very well for his win in Monza. But to say he had no experience of Pirellis when he is one of the GP2 test drivers and did 2 days tyre testing in Barcelona just before Monza is a bit wide of the point, and would be good preperation for any driver for a race weekend. Couple this with the fact that he is driving for Coloni that have stolen data off all the other teams in the paddock over the last 3 years, of which he had the benefit to use last year, it starts to put things in perspective a bit. I think the whole GP2 paddock will be a much happier place when Coloni has disapeared back to Auto Gp where he can see all the data without having to pay for it, and leave the good honest teams trying to find a competative edge the old fashioned way by hard work and ingenuity. Roll on 2013 with 12 straight teams.
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If you were replying to my post I think its you who is wide of the mark, I made no mention of tyres or testing, as far as your comments re Coloni are concerned I have worked in GP2 and have never heard such a ludicrous suggestion. I think you may be called upon to uphold your views with facts. Coloni have employed some of the best engineers outside F1 in their team. I am sure they don't need to copy others. I think you are confusing Luca's ability re engineering and converting that into driving with something you have read on a toilet door.