Martin, when you're constantly starting 10 places behind your team-mate on the grid, races are bound to feel a lot tougher, as will the drivability of the car in all that traffic. But Brundle remains a legend, of course. :-)
xMatt16, basically Rubens Barrichello was regularly finishing in the top 6 with that Jordan. Can I give you some statistics here. Rubens qualifying record for the first 6 races - 8 2 6 5 9 6 . Marin Brundles - 19 6 15 11 12 16. I'd say that Martin was the problem, not the car. He can be very funny, but he don't half talk rubbish at times. He's not as good a commentator as he used to be. Maybe its the clowns Allen and Legard that have damaged his thought process.
@weallfollowmanutd, great you point out 1 race? Hamiltons McLaren was crap last year and he won some races, means nothing if they have 1 race, you need more of a back-up than just 1 race at the drivers home race. :)
@@ciaronsmith4995 Rubens wasn't 'no where' in 2000 at Brazil. What are you talking about? He was doing well. He smashed into the back of Ralf in 2001 on the first lap, so I'm not sure how you even qualify being 'no where' that year, when he didn't even complete the first lap. He was driving a 2001 car in the 2002 race and was up in second place when the engine failed. Again, 'no where' isn't quantifyable. You're talking nonsense.
@@weallfollowmanutd Well he was slower those years than he was in a Jordan or Stewart. Which is odd. Qualified 4th in 2000. Qualified 3rd in 1999 in a Stewart. Odd. Stewart was not as quick as Ferrari.
@@ciaronsmith4995 Gary Anderson said the 1999 Stewart was by mid season, as quick as any car, other than a McLaren on fast circuits. It was a very good car.
dc belongs in top 3 failures of f1 ever seen him do anything decent? its like mark webber and vetel MIKA hakkinen WAS SO MUCH BETTER T HEN DC........ erm u think im making this up check the championship dc drove in and see how much championship points his team mates have....... he was always number 2 driver DC FAIL........... period. his overtaking actions are like jaq villenueve stupid and unctrolled. never beat any records. etc etc etc etc
"I had more grip upside down," classic!
"that was a dog you gave me in 93!" -Mykko Strudholm to Andriy Meunier during an interview, Total Team Husltyer (1995)
I LOVE them all... Brundle, SUCH a talented driver, Eddie, SUCH a great guy, DC, SUCH a good fighter in many races. Love em
Martin, when you're constantly starting 10 places behind your team-mate on the grid, races are bound to feel a lot tougher, as will the drivability of the car in all that traffic. But Brundle remains a legend, of course. :-)
Martin did 12 years in F1 with 2 crooked ankles though so considering that he did well
Hahaha! the BBC's F1 team is perfect
It was! Sadly.... much missed.
this would be the same "dog of a car" that rubens qualified on the front row at interlagos?
This is THE team for F1 right now. 8-)
xMatt16, basically Rubens Barrichello was regularly finishing in the top 6 with that Jordan. Can I give you some statistics here. Rubens qualifying record for the first 6 races - 8 2 6 5 9 6 . Marin Brundles - 19 6 15 11 12 16. I'd say that Martin was the problem, not the car. He can be very funny, but he don't half talk rubbish at times. He's not as good a commentator as he used to be. Maybe its the clowns Allen and Legard that have damaged his thought process.
LOL thanks for commenting. Didn't catch what Brundle said
By God he was good at Le Mans , gave us great speed and fun.....all the same :-}
No Jake.
H O M O! :)
@weallfollowmanutd, great you point out 1 race? Hamiltons McLaren was crap last year and he won some races, means nothing if they have 1 race, you need more of a back-up than just 1 race at the drivers home race. :)
The 'dog in 1996' happened to be the same car Rubens Barrichello qualified 2nd with in Brazil lol.
Weird how Rubens was so fast in the Jordan and Stewart at Brazil, and then in 2000, 2001, 2002 he was nowhere in rocketships. Makes you wonder.
@@ciaronsmith4995 Rubens wasn't 'no where' in 2000 at Brazil. What are you talking about? He was doing well.
He smashed into the back of Ralf in 2001 on the first lap, so I'm not sure how you even qualify being 'no where' that year, when he didn't even complete the first lap. He was driving a 2001 car in the 2002 race and was up in second place when the engine failed. Again, 'no where' isn't quantifyable. You're talking nonsense.
@@weallfollowmanutd Well he was slower those years than he was in a Jordan or Stewart. Which is odd. Qualified 4th in 2000. Qualified 3rd in 1999 in a Stewart. Odd. Stewart was not as quick as Ferrari.
@@ciaronsmith4995 Gary Anderson said the 1999 Stewart was by mid season, as quick as any car, other than a McLaren on fast circuits. It was a very good car.
NOT NOT EVEN BRITISH! LOL! peace out trolls :)
dc belongs in top 3 failures of f1 ever seen him do anything decent? its like mark webber and vetel MIKA hakkinen WAS SO MUCH BETTER T HEN DC........ erm u think im making this up check the championship dc drove in and see how much championship points his team mates have....... he was always number 2 driver DC FAIL........... period. his overtaking actions are like jaq villenueve stupid and unctrolled. never beat any records. etc etc etc etc
Who the fuck are you?