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I disagree to an extent, Frank. I would measure GBR - any team/driver, in fact - by their speed, not by the results. Fortune can go in our favour (like the pitstops did for us at Brands and Portugal) and against us, like the techie problems, or racing incidents. I think you need to look beyond a piece of paper with a result on it, to see the underlying picture.
My personal opinion is that TeamGBR should stick with Robbie until he's on the pace. If we don't ever get there, THEN is the time to look to change drivers. If that driver can't get up to speed either (and if that's to be Alex, then you'd have to give him some time too) then you'd have to look at the team. It took young Rosberg a while to start winning (dominating) in GP2, didn't it. Give Robbie and the team time before judging, is my only comment, don't follow the route of "quick to condemn based on results alone". Time in the seat.
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