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Wrank (now Sir Frank) has since admitted that it was probably his worst single decision in motor racing. Indeed, there is no more defining moment for what was to become the start of the team's slide to obscurity. In '97, Villeneuve simply inherited the masterpiece of the Hill team effort and his attempt to lead continued development of it fell apart at the seams. He simply couldn't do what Hill could, and the young Villeneuve faded away*.
In spite of all this, Damon Hill kept his dignity throughout. He's a proper blokeâ¦
*By contrast, Hill had made his F1 début a couple of months before his 32nd Birthday![/QUOTE]
Sir Frank Williams has made several questionable and illogical decisions over the years and this issue of sacking Hill and bringing in Frenzen was one of the worst, I would like to know, on what data or information did he base his decision, did the Schumacher mafia provide some misinformation !!!!!!! I just did not get it at the time.
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Wrank (now Sir Frank) has since admitted that it was probably his worst single decision in motor racing. Indeed, there is no more defining moment for what was to become the start of the team's slide to obscurity. In '97, Villeneuve simply inherited the masterpiece of the Hill team effort and his attempt to lead continued development of it fell apart at the seams. He simply couldn't do what Hill could, and the young Villeneuve faded away*.
In spite of all this, Damon Hill kept his dignity throughout. He's a proper blokeâ¦
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*By contrast, Hill had made his F1 début a couple of months before his 32nd Birthday![/QUOTE]
Sir Frank Williams has made several questionable and illogical decisions over the years and this issue of sacking Hill and bringing in Frenzen was one of the worst, I would like to know, on what data or information did he base his decision, did the Schumacher mafia provide some misinformation !!!!!!! I just did not get it at the time.