rosberg a fait une course à la façon paternelle paraît- il. Et dire que je n'étais pas là.
espérons qu'il ne va pas chez maclaren

NAKAJIMA JOINS ROSBERG IN 2008 DRIVER LINE-UP

Oxford, UK. November 7, 2007. The ATT Williams team confirmed today that their driver line up for the 2008 FIA Formula One World Championship would be Nico Rosberg partnered by Kazuki Nakajima.

After two seasons of racing for ATT Williams, Rosberg is an established and highly regarded talent and he will form the mainstay of the team's continued drive towards the front of the field. He is joined by Kazuki Nakajima, the 22-year old from Aichi in Japan, who for the past year has been the team's official test and reserve driver.

Kazuki, the GP2 Series Rookie of the Year, has been a member of the Toyota Driver's Programme since 2003 when he claimed the Formula Toyota Championship. More recently, Kazuki has contested the All Japan Formula 3 Championship and the Formula 3 Euroseries.

Over the course of the 2007 season, Kazuki has covered over 7,000km for the ATT Williams team as a test driver, as well as representing the team at Grands Prix as a driver in the Friday practice sessions. He closed the season with a capable Formula One debut, racing for the team at the Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos.

On confirming the team's 2008 race line-up, Frank Williams, the ATT Williams Team Principal said, "I am delighted to confirm that Nico will be racing for the team for his third consecutive year after demonstrating impressive and widely applauded form in 2007. Nico will be ably partnered by Kazuki, who has impressed the team over the past year. He has pace and the right aptitude to develop into a competitive Formula One racer and over the course of the next season, we will provide him with all the necessary support and assistance to hone his talents."

For his part, Kazuki said on the news of his appointment, "This is the crowning of a great year for me. It was an amazing experience to drive out of the garage as a Formula One driver at Albert Park last March, and now to be confirmed as a race driver for ATT Williams is a dream come true. I am very grateful to Toyota for the support I have had through the Toyota Driver's Programme and to Williams for the team's faith in me. There is plenty of work to be done before next season starts, but I am resolved to do whatever is necessary and to show Williams and Toyota that they have made a good investment."

Voilà qui met fin aux palabres de TF1 annonçant plutôt Hirate ou Kobayashi !

Heureux pour Kazuki

Ce que c’est d’avoir un motoriste nippon

Nakajima est loin d'être une brêle, ce n'est que l'occupation d'un poste programmé depuis longtemps. En 2009, il sera chez Toyota à coup sûr

Si Toyota est encore là en 2009

Jusqu'à 2011 inclus, ils se sont données 10 ans pour voir

Le Japon : 20 Pilotes, 432 participations en GP, 0 Victoire, 2 Podium, 2 meilleurs tours en course.

La Finlande : 8 Pilotes, 405 participations en GP ; 40 Victoires, 120 Podium, 45 Pole positions, 53 meilleurs tours en course, 4 Titres de champion du monde.

Nakajima vous rappelera Sato à ses débuts, mais en beaucoup plus rapide

Les 2 sont réunis chez les finlandais

je suis content que rosberg reste chez williams, sa place est dans cette équipe, les trois tops- teams étant monopolisés par 3 champions, qu'avait- il à y gagner?

Qui est le 3ème top team

Bel hommage

Ou grosse insulte...

Pourquoi ?

Une liste de pilotes impressionnante ! La fin de la liste un peu moins...

Mais peut-être que Nico deviendra un jour le 9ème champion du monde à être passé entre les mains de Frank Williams et Patrick Head.