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Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Kubica feels he has silenced his doubters.
Has he?
Has he?
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Depends on what doubters he is talking about.
He has silenced those who thought he could never drive in F1 again.
But I don’t think he will ever be a serious competitor again. He will drive near the back for a few seasons and then disappear, IMO.
He has silenced those who thought he could never drive in F1 again.
But I don’t think he will ever be a serious competitor again. He will drive near the back for a few seasons and then disappear, IMO.
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
it's impossible to tell how competitive he is. By Williams own admission his car is completely different to his team mates.
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
I think he's probably silenced the worst of them. After Australia there were people who were seriously claiming he was a second off Russel's pace, and I don't think that claim is supportable anymore.
People who just think he's not as quick as he used to be and shouldn't have come back will never be disproven, however.
People who just think he's not as quick as he used to be and shouldn't have come back will never be disproven, however.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Yeah it can be quite ambiguous?KingVoid wrote:Depends on what doubters he is talking about.
He has silenced those who thought he could never drive in F1 again.
But I don’t think he will ever be a serious competitor again. He will drive near the back for a few seasons and then disappear, IMO.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
I am still unsure what he's trying to prove here in F1.
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
That's also a good question. If he's trying to prove that he can overcome his injury and drive an F1 car, job done. If he's trying to prove that he should have been a world champion without his accident, that's impossible to prove in a 2019 Williams.ReservoirDog wrote:I am still unsure what he's trying to prove here in F1.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
When he beats George Russell, I will say he has proved something. Not a whole lot, but he will have proved something.
Robert has not even out-qualified Russell yet this year.
Robert has not even out-qualified Russell yet this year.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
He was silenced the doubters that said he physically couldn't race in F1. I think to be fair, the Williams is rather unpredictable at the moment so to expect results is asking too much. Kubica is a very intelligent driver. If it is possible for him to score points in an unpredictable or wet race, I believe he will.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
I doubt if he'll ever do this. His physical limitations are sadly still prominent enough to cripple him. But he's surely inspired many more drivers who may be having similar disabilities.Mort Canard wrote:When he beats George Russell, I will say he has proved something. Not a whole lot, but he will have proved something.
Robert has not even out-qualified Russell yet this year.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Few seasons means 2 at least. Let him complete one at the back, first.KingVoid wrote: He has silenced those who thought he could never drive in F1 again.
But I don’t think he will ever be a serious competitor again. He will drive near the back for a few seasons and then disappear, IMO.
As my brother said : "I've got the brain of a four year old. I'll bet he was glad to be rid of it".
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
The below article from Racefans.net indicates he was talking about his physical ability to do an F1 raceKingVoid wrote:Depends on what doubters he is talking about.
He has silenced those who thought he could never drive in F1 again.
But I don’t think he will ever be a serious competitor again. He will drive near the back for a few seasons and then disappear, IMO.
Although Kubica has faced a difficult return to F1 in a car which is far off the pace, he said a “very good outcome” is that his race performances have answered those who questioned whether the injuries he sustained in 2011 would keep him from racing.
“I didn’t have doubts, but for sure as I haven’t done long races in the past the last years there is always kind of a question mark. My physical level is good and I didn’t have problems during the races which was something probably most of the people were worried. It came out that we shouldn’t be worried about this. I was expecting it.”
https://www.racefans.net/2019/04/22/kub ... ce-return/
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
To be fair he has come damn closeMort Canard wrote:When he beats George Russell, I will say he has proved something. Not a whole lot, but he will have proved something.
Robert has not even out-qualified Russell yet this year.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
The only thing that can be silenced in 2019 Williams is a driver hope...
I'm not sure how many of the rumors are true but if even Williams engineers and Russell admitted the fact that Williams cars are giving totally different telemetry data on the same settings then it's really hard to judge. He was within half a tenth to Russell in quali in last 2 races which I would say it's not bad at all with one hand and after 8 years of break. Also Russell is not a Stroll or Sirotkin, he might be well on the Leclerc level or higher based on the lower series, he just can't show it for obvious reason. The rumor was also that in free practice in China Williams switched the floor and front wing in the cars and Kubica was faster in both sessions with Russell's parts.
I'm not sure how many of the rumors are true but if even Williams engineers and Russell admitted the fact that Williams cars are giving totally different telemetry data on the same settings then it's really hard to judge. He was within half a tenth to Russell in quali in last 2 races which I would say it's not bad at all with one hand and after 8 years of break. Also Russell is not a Stroll or Sirotkin, he might be well on the Leclerc level or higher based on the lower series, he just can't show it for obvious reason. The rumor was also that in free practice in China Williams switched the floor and front wing in the cars and Kubica was faster in both sessions with Russell's parts.
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Yeah that is quite scary to think that they can't even replicate another car's characteristics using the exact same parts. They are in bigger trouble than I thought. Or is it just a faulty chassis that needs to be swapped? But yeah, Kubica might be faster than Russell.Mayox wrote:The only thing that can be silenced in 2019 Williams is a driver hope...
I'm not sure how many of the rumors are true but if even Williams engineers and Russell admitted the fact that Williams cars are giving totally different telemetry data on the same settings then it's really hard to judge. He was within half a tenth to Russell in quali in last 2 races which I would say it's not bad at all with one hand and after 8 years of break. Also Russell is not a Stroll or Sirotkin, he might be well on the Leclerc level or higher based on the lower series, he just can't show it for obvious reason. The rumor was also that in free practice in China Williams switched the floor and front wing in the cars and Kubica was faster in both sessions with Russell's parts.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
He's shown he can make it back to F1, which in itself is a massive, massive achievement, and one he should be incredibly proud of. A lot of people would've given up a long time ago. Anyone who doubted that would be the case has been proven wrong.
But let's be honest, in terms of performance he's slower than a rookie. Yes, George Russell may go onto have an exceptional F1 career, and I'm by no means belittling George Russell (anyone who posts regularly on here knows I follow the feeder series and am fully aware of Russell's talent). But the fact is Kubica's yet to show anything to suggest he'd ever be able to reach the level he was at prior to his accident, and of the two drivers has seemed the more frustrated and the more likely to start criticising the team. I'd be quite surprised if he's at Williams next year as I think he'll leave the team (probably end up as a reserve/development driver at Ferrari) and I wouldn't be overly shocked if he didn't even make it to the end of 2019.
But let's be honest, in terms of performance he's slower than a rookie. Yes, George Russell may go onto have an exceptional F1 career, and I'm by no means belittling George Russell (anyone who posts regularly on here knows I follow the feeder series and am fully aware of Russell's talent). But the fact is Kubica's yet to show anything to suggest he'd ever be able to reach the level he was at prior to his accident, and of the two drivers has seemed the more frustrated and the more likely to start criticising the team. I'd be quite surprised if he's at Williams next year as I think he'll leave the team (probably end up as a reserve/development driver at Ferrari) and I wouldn't be overly shocked if he didn't even make it to the end of 2019.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
You can't compare Russell and Kubica. Williams have confirmed their cars are doing completely different things.Jenson's Understeer wrote:He's shown he can make it back to F1, which in itself is a massive, massive achievement, and one he should be incredibly proud of. A lot of people would've given up a long time ago. Anyone who doubted that would be the case has been proven wrong.
But let's be honest, in terms of performance he's slower than a rookie. Yes, George Russell may go onto have an exceptional F1 career, and I'm by no means belittling George Russell (anyone who posts regularly on here knows I follow the feeder series and am fully aware of Russell's talent). But the fact is Kubica's yet to show anything to suggest he'd ever be able to reach the level he was at prior to his accident, and of the two drivers has seemed the more frustrated and the more likely to start criticising the team. I'd be quite surprised if he's at Williams next year as I think he'll leave the team (probably end up as a reserve/development driver at Ferrari) and I wouldn't be overly shocked if he didn't even make it to the end of 2019.
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Have they said why? It might be that they are just trying different things out.mikeyg123 wrote:You can't compare Russell and Kubica. Williams have confirmed their cars are doing completely different things.Jenson's Understeer wrote:He's shown he can make it back to F1, which in itself is a massive, massive achievement, and one he should be incredibly proud of. A lot of people would've given up a long time ago. Anyone who doubted that would be the case has been proven wrong.
But let's be honest, in terms of performance he's slower than a rookie. Yes, George Russell may go onto have an exceptional F1 career, and I'm by no means belittling George Russell (anyone who posts regularly on here knows I follow the feeder series and am fully aware of Russell's talent). But the fact is Kubica's yet to show anything to suggest he'd ever be able to reach the level he was at prior to his accident, and of the two drivers has seemed the more frustrated and the more likely to start criticising the team. I'd be quite surprised if he's at Williams next year as I think he'll leave the team (probably end up as a reserve/development driver at Ferrari) and I wouldn't be overly shocked if he didn't even make it to the end of 2019.
But my question is then if they end up in a situation next year where they can only keep one of them, how do they decide who to keep if their cars are different.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
He has silenced them in that he has proven them completely right.
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They can't work out why. It's quite bizarre. They've crossed parts in practice and testing and confirmed they seem to make the car behave completely differently.JN23 wrote:Have they said why? It might be that they are just trying different things out.mikeyg123 wrote:You can't compare Russell and Kubica. Williams have confirmed their cars are doing completely different things.Jenson's Understeer wrote:He's shown he can make it back to F1, which in itself is a massive, massive achievement, and one he should be incredibly proud of. A lot of people would've given up a long time ago. Anyone who doubted that would be the case has been proven wrong.
But let's be honest, in terms of performance he's slower than a rookie. Yes, George Russell may go onto have an exceptional F1 career, and I'm by no means belittling George Russell (anyone who posts regularly on here knows I follow the feeder series and am fully aware of Russell's talent). But the fact is Kubica's yet to show anything to suggest he'd ever be able to reach the level he was at prior to his accident, and of the two drivers has seemed the more frustrated and the more likely to start criticising the team. I'd be quite surprised if he's at Williams next year as I think he'll leave the team (probably end up as a reserve/development driver at Ferrari) and I wouldn't be overly shocked if he didn't even make it to the end of 2019.
But my question is then if they end up in a situation next year where they can only keep one of them, how do they decide who to keep if their cars are different.
Sadly they probably keep whoever pays them the most money.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
I pity him. His heritage was solid and well established, now he is moldering his heritage. For what?
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Yeah you are probably right about whoever pays the most money, unfortunately.mikeyg123 wrote:They can't work out why. It's quite bizarre. They've crossed parts in practice and testing and confirmed they seem to make the car behave completely differently.JN23 wrote:Have they said why? It might be that they are just trying different things out.mikeyg123 wrote:You can't compare Russell and Kubica. Williams have confirmed their cars are doing completely different things.Jenson's Understeer wrote:He's shown he can make it back to F1, which in itself is a massive, massive achievement, and one he should be incredibly proud of. A lot of people would've given up a long time ago. Anyone who doubted that would be the case has been proven wrong.
But let's be honest, in terms of performance he's slower than a rookie. Yes, George Russell may go onto have an exceptional F1 career, and I'm by no means belittling George Russell (anyone who posts regularly on here knows I follow the feeder series and am fully aware of Russell's talent). But the fact is Kubica's yet to show anything to suggest he'd ever be able to reach the level he was at prior to his accident, and of the two drivers has seemed the more frustrated and the more likely to start criticising the team. I'd be quite surprised if he's at Williams next year as I think he'll leave the team (probably end up as a reserve/development driver at Ferrari) and I wouldn't be overly shocked if he didn't even make it to the end of 2019.
But my question is then if they end up in a situation next year where they can only keep one of them, how do they decide who to keep if their cars are different.
Sadly they probably keep whoever pays them the most money.
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
The heritage was actually not fulfilled because he got injured when he was 25, I see it more as unfinished business but if his injuries will not allow that then he will get a pass much like Schumacher did.Lt. Drebin wrote:I pity him. His heritage was solid and well established, now he is moldering his heritage. For what?
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Not in the leastLt. Drebin wrote:I pity him. His heritage was solid and well established, now he is moldering his heritage. For what?
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The fact he has managed to get back to F1 is a measure of his talent, even if it was a shadow of where it was and a fraction of what it potentially would have become.
However, the signs are Kubica is not a top level driver any more and may actually be one of the slowest on the grid - although the Williams is so bad relative to the rest of the teams, it makes that assessment have a lot of assumption, and probably isn't entirely fair.
However, the signs are Kubica is not a top level driver any more and may actually be one of the slowest on the grid - although the Williams is so bad relative to the rest of the teams, it makes that assessment have a lot of assumption, and probably isn't entirely fair.
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Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
Doubters 1, Kubica 0.
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Time for your Leclerc doubter stats now tooMort Canard wrote:Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
Doubters 1, Kubica 0.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Charles has at least one in the doubters column and a ton of points in his column from positively giddy team red fans.mcdo wrote:Time for your Leclerc doubter stats now tooMort Canard wrote:Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
Doubters 1, Kubica 0.

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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
It was actually money that got him back into F1.Badgeronimous wrote:The fact he has managed to get back to F1 is a measure of his talent, even if it was a shadow of where it was and a fraction of what it potentially would have become.
However, the signs are Kubica is not a top level driver any more and may actually be one of the slowest on the grid - although the Williams is so bad relative to the rest of the teams, it makes that assessment have a lot of assumption, and probably isn't entirely fair.
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Well at least Leclerc was fast before he crashed, Kubica yet again trailing his teammate.mcdo wrote:Time for your Leclerc doubter stats now tooMort Canard wrote:Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
Doubters 1, Kubica 0.
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He's the only driver in F1 who never started in Baku before. Good news from Williams is that his car will be repaired for tomorrow. I wasn't sure...
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Might well warrant it's own thread actually!!mcdo wrote:Time for your Leclerc doubter stats now tooMort Canard wrote:Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
Doubters 1, Kubica 0.
Fwiw, my opinion on Kubica return so far. I didn't know what to expect but however impressive his return is as an achievement (and it is) he doesn't appear yet at least to be able to drive at the level he was when he was driving previously. So nice as the story might be, I dont see the point. Just 20 seats in F1 and a team that needs to be doing anything they can to find even an extra tenth. I'm not writing him off just yet, he was never going through just Swan back in where he left off but he'll need to start giving Russel the occasional beating if he is to really silence his doubters. And thats not putting Russel down either, I watched his F2 campaign and it was impressive.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
No. It's a measure of the size of his wallet, and the surgeons who worked on him arm. Got tits all to do with his talent.Badgeronimous wrote:The fact he has managed to get back to F1 is a measure of his talent, even if it was a shadow of where it was and a fraction of what it potentially would have become.
However, the signs are Kubica is not a top level driver any more and may actually be one of the slowest on the grid - although the Williams is so bad relative to the rest of the teams, it makes that assessment have a lot of assumption, and probably isn't entirely fair.
Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
I wanted him to do well, but i just dont think its possible anymore. Will be surprised if he lasts the season.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
All well and good but IMO Leclerc cost Ferrari the entire weekend. Qualy got pushed out later, the temps changed and suddenly Vettel couldn't run as fast as the Mercs anymore. He also had to switch from their preferred medium tyre to the soft to get through Q2. And here we are another Merc 1-2 laterpokerman wrote:Well at least Leclerc was fast before he crashed, Kubica yet again trailing his teammate.mcdo wrote:Time for your Leclerc doubter stats now tooMort Canard wrote:Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
So in Quali against George Russsell Robert is 0 for 4 this season.
In the races against George Russsell Robert is 0 for 4 this season.
IMO the doubters have every right to be in full chorus about Kubica's abilities. Their clamor will only get louder.
I still say that Kubica's first task is to beat Russell on outright speed in Quali or a race.
In the races against George Russsell Robert is 0 for 4 this season.
IMO the doubters have every right to be in full chorus about Kubica's abilities. Their clamor will only get louder.
I still say that Kubica's first task is to beat Russell on outright speed in Quali or a race.
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Tbh I think switching to the Softs did Vettel a favour. The medium was definitely the wrong tyre to start onmcdo wrote:All well and good but IMO Leclerc cost Ferrari the entire weekend. Qualy got pushed out later, the temps changed and suddenly Vettel couldn't run as fast as the Mercs anymore. He also had to switch from their preferred medium tyre to the soft to get through Q2. And here we are another Merc 1-2 laterpokerman wrote:Well at least Leclerc was fast before he crashed, Kubica yet again trailing his teammate.mcdo wrote:Time for your Leclerc doubter stats now tooMort Canard wrote:Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
Doubters 1, Kubica 0.
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True but who would you sign Leclerc or Kubica?mcdo wrote:All well and good but IMO Leclerc cost Ferrari the entire weekend. Qualy got pushed out later, the temps changed and suddenly Vettel couldn't run as fast as the Mercs anymore. He also had to switch from their preferred medium tyre to the soft to get through Q2. And here we are another Merc 1-2 laterpokerman wrote:Well at least Leclerc was fast before he crashed, Kubica yet again trailing his teammate.mcdo wrote:Time for your Leclerc doubter stats now tooMort Canard wrote:Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
Doubters 1, Kubica 0.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Yeah I'd go with that.Zoue wrote:Tbh I think switching to the Softs did Vettel a favour. The medium was definitely the wrong tyre to start onmcdo wrote:All well and good but IMO Leclerc cost Ferrari the entire weekend. Qualy got pushed out later, the temps changed and suddenly Vettel couldn't run as fast as the Mercs anymore. He also had to switch from their preferred medium tyre to the soft to get through Q2. And here we are another Merc 1-2 laterpokerman wrote:Well at least Leclerc was fast before he crashed, Kubica yet again trailing his teammate.mcdo wrote:Time for your Leclerc doubter stats now tooMort Canard wrote:Q1 at Baku. Kubica the wall!!
Doubters 1, Kubica 0.
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Re: Kubica: "I've silenced my doubters". Has he?
Link the source, where, when he said it.