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Ecclestone: Karun Chandhok belongs in F1

“When Narain drove in F1, he did not have a competitive chassis or technical package. He's capable of winning grands prix in a good car.”

According to the Hindustan Times, Mallya 'has repeatedly stressed that the UK media knows far more about the sport than the relatively inexperienced writers on the sport in India', and another of those to question the judgement of the Kingfisher Airlines billionaire is erstwhile Williams team manager and respected British F1 journalist Peter Windsor.

“It's amusing when people who have made a lot of money come to F1 and make such ridiculous statements,” Windsor asserted. “It makes one wonder how they ever made that money!

“There is absolutely no question that Karun has the ability to do well. He is at least as good as Adrian Sutil.”
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Pot, you're bang on mate. The dwarfman wants a bigger slice of Asian viewers and what better wat to command their interest than putting these guys in fast cars with a chance of promising results. It's brilliant!, but so transparent Bernie. You're just a power hungry, greedy piece of 5hlt really aren't you?

That doesn't mean to say that these drivers aren't capable. Given the break they may make the doubters eat their words. Good luck to them.
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