Spa-Francorchamps - BELGIUM Grand Prix 2009 - Race 12/17

MarcLister said:
Passengered?
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Bennah said:
Monza could be very interesting now :D
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Do you honestly believe that Fisi will be able to come in, with no testing and immediately compete directly at the front, against Kimi?

Fisi was demolished by Alonso, when they drove together and I wouldnt expect anything special from him at Monza. His last race at Spa was one of his best ever races ever, but I dont think anyone should expect that level of performance to be repeated on a regular basis.

This is a great move for Fisi and Ferrari though. He is Italian and he will see driving for Ferrari as the pinnacle of his career.
 
sunama said:
Do you honestly believe that Fisi will be able to come in, with no testing and immediately compete directly at the front, against Kimi?

Fisi was demolished by Alonso, when they drove together and I wouldnt expect anything special from him at Monza. His last race at Spa was one of his best ever races ever, but I dont think anyone should expect that level of performance to be repeated on a regular basis.

This is a great move for Fisi and Ferrari though. He is Italian and he will see driving for Ferrari as the pinnacle of his career.
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Going off the Spa performance of his Force India, he isn't scared to push the car at the front. With the addition of KERS, it will be a huge advantage him and Kimi with the long straights.

Its a whole different situation from what Boader was put in. Fisi has been racing all year around, hes used to it. Even when the Force India was unexpectedly were at the front.
 
Fisi will be near to Kimi in quali times at Monza - without a doubt (I dont rate Fisi particularly highly, but Monza isnt exactly that difficult a track) but Kimi will outrace Fisi undoubtedly - but both should easily be in the points depending on what McLaren and Brawn are capable of
 
sunama said:
Do you honestly believe that Fisi will be able to come in, with no testing and immediately compete directly at the front, against Kimi?
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Monza's an easy track, he's raced it a dozen times... the Friday/Saturday testing is more than enough to 'learn' the car. He's unlikely to beat KR in a straight fight but I expect he'll be able to put in a perfectly respectably performance.
 
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