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Heinz-Harald Frentzen will not be competing in this weekend's German Grand Prix following a falling out with the Jordan team. According to an official statement from the team, test driver Ricardo Zonta will step into Frentzen's role. The team also announced that the German driver will no longer be competing for the team.
"With immediate effect, Jordan has terminated their contract with Frentzen for the 2001 and 2002 World Championships and the team's third driver, Ricardo Zonta, will replace him for the upcoming German Grand Prix at Hockenheim," read a statement from the team.
“It has been a disappointing season for both of us,” explained Jordan's Chief Executive, Eddie Jordan. “We had an exchange of views following the British Grand Prix and this is the outcome.”
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I wonder what else will happen this weekend. It was at this GP last year that Barrichello won from 18th on the grid, I wonder if anything like that will happen this weekend.
The Williams will be strong, no doubt about that, but can they last the race?
Comments and opinions please.
Heinz-Harald Frentzen will not be competing in this weekend's German Grand Prix following a falling out with the Jordan team. According to an official statement from the team, test driver Ricardo Zonta will step into Frentzen's role. The team also announced that the German driver will no longer be competing for the team.
"With immediate effect, Jordan has terminated their contract with Frentzen for the 2001 and 2002 World Championships and the team's third driver, Ricardo Zonta, will replace him for the upcoming German Grand Prix at Hockenheim," read a statement from the team.
“It has been a disappointing season for both of us,” explained Jordan's Chief Executive, Eddie Jordan. “We had an exchange of views following the British Grand Prix and this is the outcome.”
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I wonder what else will happen this weekend. It was at this GP last year that Barrichello won from 18th on the grid, I wonder if anything like that will happen this weekend.
The Williams will be strong, no doubt about that, but can they last the race?
Comments and opinions please.
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If you ask me, the Williams have alrady got this one in the bag but because M Schumi can never be underestimated, you really can't tell. If it rains, it'll bea close race between M Schumi and the McLarens because the Williams have never been strong in the wet and Montoya is known not for doing a lot of wet weather but did well in Brazil but if it's dry you can bet it'll be a R Schumi win. Sorry, but the Williams is just to fast on the straits
As for Frentzen, I think that he should go to Toyota for next season. I think that Frentzen is a very capable driver who was a championship contender in 1999 and could do very well for Toyota but that depends on Toyota really, if they have got a good package then maybe Toyota could be challanging Jordan because they have had such a rotten time with the Honda engine, saying that I am wearing a Jordan tee-shirt which I got at Silverstone last year!
As for Frentzen, I think that he should go to Toyota for next season. I think that Frentzen is a very capable driver who was a championship contender in 1999 and could do very well for Toyota but that depends on Toyota really, if they have got a good package then maybe Toyota could be challanging Jordan because they have had such a rotten time with the Honda engine, saying that I am wearing a Jordan tee-shirt which I got at Silverstone last year!
www.f1today.com:
Heinz-Harald Frentzen will not be competing in this weekend's German Grand Prix following a falling out with the Jordan team. According to an official statement from the team, test driver Ricardo Zonta will step into Frentzen's role. The team also announced that the German driver will no longer be competing for the team.
"With immediate effect, Jordan has terminated their contract with Frentzen for the 2001 and 2002 World Championships and the team's third driver, Ricardo Zonta, will replace him for the upcoming German Grand Prix at Hockenheim," read a statement from the team.
“It has been a disappointing season for both of us,” explained Jordan's Chief Executive, Eddie Jordan. “We had an exchange of views following the British Grand Prix and this is the outcome.”
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I wonder what else will happen this weekend. It was at this GP last year that Barrichello won from 18th on the grid, I wonder if anything like that will happen this weekend.
The Williams will be strong, no doubt about that, but can they last the race?
Comments and opinions please.
Heinz-Harald Frentzen will not be competing in this weekend's German Grand Prix following a falling out with the Jordan team. According to an official statement from the team, test driver Ricardo Zonta will step into Frentzen's role. The team also announced that the German driver will no longer be competing for the team.
"With immediate effect, Jordan has terminated their contract with Frentzen for the 2001 and 2002 World Championships and the team's third driver, Ricardo Zonta, will replace him for the upcoming German Grand Prix at Hockenheim," read a statement from the team.
“It has been a disappointing season for both of us,” explained Jordan's Chief Executive, Eddie Jordan. “We had an exchange of views following the British Grand Prix and this is the outcome.”
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I wonder what else will happen this weekend. It was at this GP last year that Barrichello won from 18th on the grid, I wonder if anything like that will happen this weekend.
The Williams will be strong, no doubt about that, but can they last the race?
Comments and opinions please.
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