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Jenson Button: “Checo is not the number two driver…”
Jenson Button speaks exclusively to Peter Windsor at the 2013 Vodafone Mclaren Mercedes team and car launch.
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Who will have the number 1 on his car in F1, next season?
Question by Nicole’s Nikky: Who will have the number 1 on his car in F1, next season?
Alonso will take his number with him at McLaren, or the number will stay at Renault?and how FIA will arange the numbers on the cars?could somebody answer this question?
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Answer by samdesign78
Alonso will retain it…
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Who will be the number 1 driver for Mclaren?
Question by Me Enamora: Who will be the number 1 driver for Mclaren?
Hamilton or Button?
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Answer by Dustin
Well my opinion is it’s still going to be Lewis Hamilton becuase jennson button just got lucky this year and i believe that jennson has a few more years before he retires and lewis has serval years before he even thinks about retireing anytyme soon so i believe lewis hamilton will b McLarens top driver this coming F1 season and going into the future
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COBI McLAREN – Vodafone F1MP4 Number 23, 160 Piece Set
COBI McLAREN – Vodafone F1MP4 Number 23, 160 Piece Set
- Cobi Brick Figures, Plates and Playsets are Compatible with Other Brand Name Brick and Block Building Figures and Sets
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Based on Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 World Championship winning car, This iconic Vodafone McLaren Mercedes F1 car from Cobi looks great when constructed and the #23 stickers have been added. This set is part of the great Vodafone McLaren Mercedes F1 range from COBI.
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Why did Ferrari always used to have the number 27 and 28 cars?
Question by EmphaticItalic: Why did Ferrari always used to have the number 27 and 28 cars?
I’ve noticed it seems to be a tradition that Ferrari choose to have cars number 27 and 28 regardless of their performance in the constructor’s championship (with the exception when they win the driver’s championship). They’ve chosen not have those numbers for quite some time now, but they still used to have 27/28 in the early 90s. I noticed that the Ducati MotoGP team have 27 and 28 this year too.
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Answer by Angel H
Its not the fact they have chosen not to have those numbers but because it depends where they finished in the contructors championship the year before that gives them their numbers. As for the past, don’t have a clue.
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Motor racing-I am not Ferrari’s number two driver, says Massa
Motor racing-I am not Ferrari’s number two driver, says Massa
Felipe Massa denied on Thursday that he was Ferrari’s number two driver and said he was out to win in Hungary this weekend.
