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Originally Posted by bongodriver
Because if he was selected to an evaluation squadron then he is likely to be regarded as one of the best available.
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To be the "best" in a Spitfire does not mean he will be the best in a 109.
If you place Vettel in a McLaren do you think that after 50 laps he will have the same results of Hamilton? Above all if he can't touch the car's setup.
Or think to Vale Rossi... one of the most skilled biker of all the time that is not able to drive a Ducati correctly and it's always behind less skilled pilots with the same ride (or slower).
07-10-2012, 01:44 PM
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