sorry but rossett by far the worse driver EVER in F1. pay drivers are common and always have been, but some of them did have an iota of talent that would explain why they have jumped a 100 or so places in the pecking order for a grid spot. rossett showed nothing in Lola and even less in Tyrell. the guy was a disaster and failed to qualify for about three races that year and routinely got spanked by the minardis in the others!
The Australian Dave Walker must have been the worst. Whereas Emerson Fittipaldi won 5 races in 1972 and was world champion, and Lotus were constructors' champions as well with their very competitive Lotus 72 (won 20 races in 5 seasons and 2 drivers' and 3 constructors' titles) , Dave Walker didn't even manage to score a single point with the same very good Lotus in 1972 as Fittipaldi's team mate.
In Austria Fittipaldi was on pole, Walker qualified 19'th, and 3 seconds slower!
@McLarenMercedes thanks! that's the guy i can never remember. apparently the car was a shoe in for every race as it was that good, yet this bloke failed to qualify the thing half the time and when he did it was always waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down the field!
Although Rosset was one of the worst drivers to drive in F1, I believe he would have at least scored points if he was sitting in the 1996 Williams or the 1998 McLaren and I doubt he would be 3 seconds slower than Hill or Hakkinen in every single race.
@McLarenMercedes sorry mate have to disagree. remember when sato, fisichella or badoer got their little run out in the ferraris for various reasons. they took world class cars and did very little with them in real terms. those drivers were spanking rossett in WORSE cars. the tyrell wasn't a bad car and even takagi got that high up the grid. the lola was a mess in the end but not the worse...
Yes, I read on Stats F1 that Rosset usually was 1,5 to 2 seconds slower than his team-mate Takagi when qualifying the Tyrrell. In the races he was also almost 2 seconds slower for his best lap, compared to Takagi's when they both finished the race.
He was over a second slower than Sospiri when trying to qualify the Lola in '97.
Verstappen outqualified him 16-0 in '96.
Rosset must have the record of qualifying last in a race (and many times he didn't qualify at all).
Takuma Sato never drove for Ferrari, but Mika Salo did and he did pretty well. He was leading the German GP in 1999 and would no doubt have won it, if not ordered by Ferrari to let Irvine past to win the race (Irvine was in the title hunt). Salo also outqualified Irvine for the German GP (his 2nd race for Ferrari) and also in the Italian GP where he finished 3'rd and Irvine 6'th.
Thanks to Salo's 10 points for Ferrari they were Constructors' Champions in 1999 (4 pts above McLaren)
@McLarenMercedes i did mean salo, weird i wrote the wrong one! wasn't that impressed by him as when he went for pitstops, he was unable to fight up through the field. he did however do better than the other two mentioned who were out of their depth. and the scary thing is i'd pick badoer over rosset everyday of the week!
The 1999 European GP pretty much gutted Badoer and he accepted his role as a Ferrari test driver. In 2009 he was supposed to show his "worth" after a 10 year break and naturally the pressure on him proved too much. Italians driving for Ferrari are either made saints or brutally slaughtered by the Italian media as being "unworthy to drive for their team". The same applies to any Italian football player who has done a minor mistake.
@mercsmania Badoer isn't so bad as his unenviable record (most races without scoring a point) tells he is. He was F3000 champion in 1992, beating guys like Barrichello, Coulthard and Panis. I think he did well in the bad cars he was given and he mostly did better than Pierluigi Martini, who actually once led a race with Minardi and was regarded as a stable and reliable driver.
In the European GP 1999 he was a strong 4'th in a bad Minardi, but 10 laps from the end the car broke down. Bad luck.
Ricardo Rosset completely lost any confidence in early 1998. He'd been okay in the Footwork in '96 considering he was a rookie. Anybody who saw Jean Denis Deletraz drive a Formula 1 car will testify that Rosset was definitely not the worst of the lot. The funny thing is, at certain tracks such as Monza and Magny Cours, he was brilliant - he outqualified Takagi and at least four other cars, which was no mean feat in that awful Tyrrell. However, there is no excuse for not making the 107% time.
If I remember correctly, legend has it that at this race the Tyrrell mechanics swapped the R and T of Rossets' name-tag on his car so it spelt "R. Tosser". And I honestly did not make this up. Aside from this idiot move, he also crashed the car during the weekend.
But, I'd be the first to admit that I would have gladly driven in F1 if I was a pay driver that could afford it. Even if I sucked hard, at least I could say I got to drive an F1 car.
Well, Rosset wasn't the most spectacular person ever to grace F1, but lets face it, you can be a champion in any motorsport category, but still suck at F1. F1 is a totally different thing. In most other categories, the teams are pretty much equal, and everybody pretty much knows how to get the most out of the car. Not so in F1. Let me remind you, Allen Berg mixed it with Senna and Brundle in F3, and Tarso Marques was a talent as well. And they both had stints in F1 they would rather forget.
tuero was a good driver, but got scared out of f1 after a leg break. i'd be spooked too but could've gotten a drive in 2000, because he didn't do too badly.
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how could a f1 driver like rosset be so stupid he didnt hav 2 reverse it tht much he thought he would be able 2 go round monaco faster than he could forwards
rosset was one of 2 stand out worst drivers in f1 of yesteryear Deleatraz was the other (7 secs slower in the same Pacific gp car as team mate andrea montermini @ portugal 1995)
na i thinnk he was just such a bad driver and also i heard something he said 'the 1998 tyrell was so technicly inferoir that it blighted my carrier' he never scored a point the other 2 years as well
Well maybe the fact that he didn't relize that it wasn't the gearbox that was making him look like a cock and missing the fact that driving like c0ck was why he looked liked a cock was why he didn't last long in F1
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I think Rosset was as good as Massa and Massa is as good as Rosset was. There is no difference, it's just that Massa has been more lucky with driving for better teams.
There have been many dozens of drivers who have dominated lower open wheel formulae, sports cars and touring cars that simply couldn't handle an F1 car.
Those few tenths of a second you don't get to use to mull things over between corners is just too fast for even some of the best drivers.
Don't be silly. Tuero was only 20 by the time he got to Minardi with small experience. Rosset was 30 with one full season in Footwork & one GP weekend with Lola-Ford. What's more, he couldn't match Verstappen's pace, he lost about 1 sec to Sospiri in Lola & couldn't outpace rookie Tora Takagi.
Ken Tyrrell wanted Jos Verstappen, but Craig Pollock, who had bought a majority stake in the team, took Rosset for sponsorship (financial) reasons.
He had 5 DNQ's that season. The only driver not to qualify for a race. After F1 he had limited success in sports cars, but nothing major.
After this fiasco at Monaco (which was Rosset's fault btw), his mechanics changed the name on his paddock scooter from "Rosset" to "Tosser". You can read about it on Wiki.
Seriously he gave up racing after 1998 and concentrated on his fathers successful fashion business back in Brazil. This is probably the reason why he made it to F1 in the first place, money!
No pay drivers, but there are drivers there for sponsorship reasons, which amounts to the same thing, more money-I think the last of these was Yuji Ide.
Rosset was an embarasment to F1, inoue was in the same region as him aswell........ what ashame Ken Tyrrell didnt have the right to who to choose, he wanted verstapen.......
Anyone who rates my comment down is obviusly a rosset fan who's indenial.
If there are any rosset fans please Pm me and slag me off lol.... will be funny... i'll probs be waiting for at least a year before anyone remembers him =]
I liked Rosset. Saying that, I like most of the drivers except Ferrari drivers.
AKA The communists of Formula 1.
Takagi was a much better driver than Rosset, but if you recall, he did have some decent success in previous Formula. Probably as much as Raikkonen had, which was limited anyway xD
Yeah, when Rosset was Verstappen's team mate in Arrows in 1996, Verstappen easily outqualified him 16-0 in the races and outdrove him thoroughly. That was Verstappen, hardly the best driver in the field even back in 1996 (when was still fast and talented).
No wonder Ken Tyrrell abandoned his team before the 1998 season when he heard BAR had signed Rosset to partner Takagi in Tyrrell's final season before it became BAR in 1999.
@jbutton113 Same as being whitewashed by any team mate though. At least Jos was in the sport on merit though, Rosset was in because of his bank balance.
It was amazing he nearly won the F3000 title in 1995. He won two races at Silverstone and Pergusa. Mind you only him, Allan McNish and Tarso Marques made it to F1 from that season.
Well, Marques wasn't better than Rosset and McNish had time to improve during his sportscars-years. But his success in 02 also wasn't very outstandig. Same in the DTM.
I think the most talented driver of that 1995 F3000-season was Kenny Bräck.
I think under F1 rules he should have been blacked flagged for this because traveling backwards is a disqualification, and he was clearly traveling backwards way longer than he should have been. That was really dangerous.
''Drivers outside 107% - Rosset''
nickyp28 2 months ago 2
horrible driver, a shame to brazilians that had piquet and senna
rodcb2011 3 months ago
sorry but rossett by far the worse driver EVER in F1. pay drivers are common and always have been, but some of them did have an iota of talent that would explain why they have jumped a 100 or so places in the pecking order for a grid spot. rossett showed nothing in Lola and even less in Tyrell. the guy was a disaster and failed to qualify for about three races that year and routinely got spanked by the minardis in the others!
mercsmania 4 months ago
@mercsmania
The Australian Dave Walker must have been the worst. Whereas Emerson Fittipaldi won 5 races in 1972 and was world champion, and Lotus were constructors' champions as well with their very competitive Lotus 72 (won 20 races in 5 seasons and 2 drivers' and 3 constructors' titles) , Dave Walker didn't even manage to score a single point with the same very good Lotus in 1972 as Fittipaldi's team mate.
In Austria Fittipaldi was on pole, Walker qualified 19'th, and 3 seconds slower!
McLarenMercedes 3 months ago
@McLarenMercedes thanks! that's the guy i can never remember. apparently the car was a shoe in for every race as it was that good, yet this bloke failed to qualify the thing half the time and when he did it was always waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down the field!
mercsmania 3 months ago
@mercsmania
Although Rosset was one of the worst drivers to drive in F1, I believe he would have at least scored points if he was sitting in the 1996 Williams or the 1998 McLaren and I doubt he would be 3 seconds slower than Hill or Hakkinen in every single race.
McLarenMercedes 3 months ago
@McLarenMercedes sorry mate have to disagree. remember when sato, fisichella or badoer got their little run out in the ferraris for various reasons. they took world class cars and did very little with them in real terms. those drivers were spanking rossett in WORSE cars. the tyrell wasn't a bad car and even takagi got that high up the grid. the lola was a mess in the end but not the worse...
mercsmania 3 months ago
@mercsmania
Yes, I read on Stats F1 that Rosset usually was 1,5 to 2 seconds slower than his team-mate Takagi when qualifying the Tyrrell. In the races he was also almost 2 seconds slower for his best lap, compared to Takagi's when they both finished the race.
He was over a second slower than Sospiri when trying to qualify the Lola in '97.
Verstappen outqualified him 16-0 in '96.
Rosset must have the record of qualifying last in a race (and many times he didn't qualify at all).
McLarenMercedes 3 months ago
@mercsmania
Takuma Sato never drove for Ferrari, but Mika Salo did and he did pretty well. He was leading the German GP in 1999 and would no doubt have won it, if not ordered by Ferrari to let Irvine past to win the race (Irvine was in the title hunt). Salo also outqualified Irvine for the German GP (his 2nd race for Ferrari) and also in the Italian GP where he finished 3'rd and Irvine 6'th.
Thanks to Salo's 10 points for Ferrari they were Constructors' Champions in 1999 (4 pts above McLaren)
McLarenMercedes 3 months ago
@McLarenMercedes i did mean salo, weird i wrote the wrong one! wasn't that impressed by him as when he went for pitstops, he was unable to fight up through the field. he did however do better than the other two mentioned who were out of their depth. and the scary thing is i'd pick badoer over rosset everyday of the week!
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McLarenMercedes 3 months ago
@mercsmania
The 1999 European GP pretty much gutted Badoer and he accepted his role as a Ferrari test driver. In 2009 he was supposed to show his "worth" after a 10 year break and naturally the pressure on him proved too much. Italians driving for Ferrari are either made saints or brutally slaughtered by the Italian media as being "unworthy to drive for their team". The same applies to any Italian football player who has done a minor mistake.
Badoer wouldn't make my top 10 worst driver list.
McLarenMercedes 3 months ago
@mercsmania Badoer isn't so bad as his unenviable record (most races without scoring a point) tells he is. He was F3000 champion in 1992, beating guys like Barrichello, Coulthard and Panis. I think he did well in the bad cars he was given and he mostly did better than Pierluigi Martini, who actually once led a race with Minardi and was regarded as a stable and reliable driver.
In the European GP 1999 he was a strong 4'th in a bad Minardi, but 10 laps from the end the car broke down. Bad luck.
McLarenMercedes 3 months ago
In my opinion,was the worst of F1'story.
Deltarally92 6 months ago
@Deltarally92: nope thats jean deniz deletraz, and a lot of private drivers in the 50's and 60's. Yuji Ide and alex yoong are worse too.
ZotalentNL 6 months ago
This was still his quickest lap in quali
flipsidedogchop 6 months ago
Now thats what you call a flat spot.
sonyvaio980 7 months ago
My granma drive better...
PIEDEDIPIOMB0 7 months ago
Ricardo Rosset completely lost any confidence in early 1998. He'd been okay in the Footwork in '96 considering he was a rookie. Anybody who saw Jean Denis Deletraz drive a Formula 1 car will testify that Rosset was definitely not the worst of the lot. The funny thing is, at certain tracks such as Monza and Magny Cours, he was brilliant - he outqualified Takagi and at least four other cars, which was no mean feat in that awful Tyrrell. However, there is no excuse for not making the 107% time.
azapro911 9 months ago
BEST DRIVER EVER! look at that speed he maintains constantly... WOW!
IceCoolG4mes 10 months ago
bad....... i think verstappen was better than rosset..... bad....
JMGV196 1 year ago
If I remember correctly, legend has it that at this race the Tyrrell mechanics swapped the R and T of Rossets' name-tag on his car so it spelt "R. Tosser". And I honestly did not make this up. Aside from this idiot move, he also crashed the car during the weekend.
thestaggie 1 year ago 2
@thestaggie LoL I actually heard that too no joke! xD
puddingpants7 9 months ago
@puddingpants7
But, I'd be the first to admit that I would have gladly driven in F1 if I was a pay driver that could afford it. Even if I sucked hard, at least I could say I got to drive an F1 car.
thestaggie 9 months ago
@thestaggie absolutely! : D
puddingpants7 9 months ago
Well, Rosset wasn't the most spectacular person ever to grace F1, but lets face it, you can be a champion in any motorsport category, but still suck at F1. F1 is a totally different thing. In most other categories, the teams are pretty much equal, and everybody pretty much knows how to get the most out of the car. Not so in F1. Let me remind you, Allen Berg mixed it with Senna and Brundle in F3, and Tarso Marques was a talent as well. And they both had stints in F1 they would rather forget.
Malinth66 1 year ago
Why is he going back
willettshardcore2007 1 year ago
He was quicker in reverse!
Hasselnorris 1 year ago
i don't think he actually realizes that he's reversing onto the racing line
hmdwgf 1 year ago
damn.. look the size of the tyre. what difference
mauricioganz 1 year ago
russsian tv?
uudrakgvens94 1 year ago
@uudrakgvens94 Clip is from a big russian F1 site. So I guess so. ;)
StunkyXP 1 year ago
@StunkyXP Oh, thanks :) It's my capture and my F1 site :) Nice to find it after 4 years
elkyf1 11 months ago
@uudrakgvens94 yeap it is russian tv
lulzwtfo0 7 months ago
Just a gentle lock-up!
eckerry 2 years ago
haha and after this the engineers of Rosset changed his name in tosser:P
Formule1fan21 2 years ago
tuero was a good driver, but got scared out of f1 after a leg break. i'd be spooked too but could've gotten a drive in 2000, because he didn't do too badly.
ShaunDobbie1andonly 2 years ago 9
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how could a f1 driver like rosset be so stupid he didnt hav 2 reverse it tht much he thought he would be able 2 go round monaco faster than he could forwards
Thisenbird 2 years ago
Rosset was so bad driver....
F1fanTK 2 years ago
LOL now his gearbox, later spin off the race.
F1fanTK 2 years ago 2
rosset was one of 2 stand out worst drivers in f1 of yesteryear Deleatraz was the other (7 secs slower in the same Pacific gp car as team mate andrea montermini @ portugal 1995)
f1baker 2 years ago 2
lol is he stuck in reverse??! hmmm maybe it wasnt his fault?? : /
even though this does look really stupid, i do have some sympathy for him lol
mazey90 2 years ago 16
na i thinnk he was just such a bad driver and also i heard something he said 'the 1998 tyrell was so technicly inferoir that it blighted my carrier' he never scored a point the other 2 years as well
gp3runescape 2 years ago
Rosset claims the gearbox was not working very well and made him look like a complete cock.
dansak1234 2 years ago 2
Well maybe the fact that he didn't relize that it wasn't the gearbox that was making him look like a cock and missing the fact that driving like c0ck was why he looked liked a cock was why he didn't last long in F1
BritishBulldog99 2 years ago
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I think Rosset was as good as Massa and Massa is as good as Rosset was. There is no difference, it's just that Massa has been more lucky with driving for better teams.
DnylF1 2 years ago
Its strange, but Rosset had a good track record in lower formulae, but can't just step up.
Maybe he just hit a wall on his ability or he failed to go above it.
mauownage 3 years ago 5
@mauownage
There have been many dozens of drivers who have dominated lower open wheel formulae, sports cars and touring cars that simply couldn't handle an F1 car.
Those few tenths of a second you don't get to use to mull things over between corners is just too fast for even some of the best drivers.
PulletSurprise 1 year ago
@PulletSurprise Jan Magnussen.
mauownage 1 year ago
Ricardo decides he might be faster if he drove backwards...
rich1701 3 years ago 51
Ricardo Rosset was a bad racer. Not qualifying sometimes...
WD3000 3 years ago
ok who was worse in 1998 rosset or tuero i think tuero
SPECTRE9200 3 years ago
Tuero was in an inferior car. The Tyrrell chassis wasn't bad, it was the engine, and drivers that let it down.
rich1701 3 years ago
tuero was a very good driver, but he didn't have a lot of experience in 1998.
Formule1fan21 2 years ago 5
rosset .tuero drive a minardi and qualifyng 14 in her first gp.
gunledstone 2 years ago 2
Don't be silly. Tuero was only 20 by the time he got to Minardi with small experience. Rosset was 30 with one full season in Footwork & one GP weekend with Lola-Ford. What's more, he couldn't match Verstappen's pace, he lost about 1 sec to Sospiri in Lola & couldn't outpace rookie Tora Takagi.
seniemir 2 years ago
haha, but he can't help this I think. Good driver, but he wasn't good enough for F1
Formule1fan21 3 years ago
oh guys you make me laugh. rosset is the worst driver ever been in formula 1 . hey do not forget alex yoong
asterousia 3 years ago
No....Yuji Ide
ravelizard 3 years ago 6
hahahha xD youre right :D
rubenick 3 years ago
Even the marshals are walking faster than Rosset..
geoff5555 3 years ago
Ken Tyrrell wanted Jos Verstappen, but Craig Pollock, who had bought a majority stake in the team, took Rosset for sponsorship (financial) reasons.
He had 5 DNQ's that season. The only driver not to qualify for a race. After F1 he had limited success in sports cars, but nothing major.
After this fiasco at Monaco (which was Rosset's fault btw), his mechanics changed the name on his paddock scooter from "Rosset" to "Tosser". You can read about it on Wiki.
Needless to say, he sucked.
RottenIsAGunner 3 years ago 4
He sucks!
racerkid2006 3 years ago
Erm... No, he didn't!
JoePunkMusic 3 years ago
Wasted talent! Put him in a Ferrari and I'm sure he would of been just inside the 107% rule...possibly.
I hear he won multiple Indy Car, Nascar, Le Mans titles after his exploits in 1998.
dazcouz 3 years ago
No. No he didn't.
SomeguyX 3 years ago
It was a joke!
dazcouz 3 years ago
F1 winning a NASCAR title LOL that's seriously a joke
ravelizard 3 years ago
Seriously he gave up racing after 1998 and concentrated on his fathers successful fashion business back in Brazil. This is probably the reason why he made it to F1 in the first place, money!
dazcouz 3 years ago
^^^ drivers outside 107% rosset ! HAHAHAAAA
Wat a dickhead
synaesthesia89 3 years ago
Thank god there's no pay drivers in F1 these days... They were all terrible!!
nialljacks 3 years ago 3
No pay drivers, but there are drivers there for sponsorship reasons, which amounts to the same thing, more money-I think the last of these was Yuji Ide.
CM1032 3 years ago
no men . roland ratzenberger was great just look at his career
asterousia 3 years ago
tasteful
dclxvi667 3 years ago
tasteful
dclxvi667 3 years ago
Rosset was an embarasment to F1, inoue was in the same region as him aswell........ what ashame Ken Tyrrell didnt have the right to who to choose, he wanted verstapen.......
Anyone who rates my comment down is obviusly a rosset fan who's indenial.
JJMonty91 3 years ago 40
You could count all the Rosset fans in this world on one hand. You get thumbs up.
TwistedArmco 3 years ago 3
Do you even need fingers???
If there are any rosset fans please Pm me and slag me off lol.... will be funny... i'll probs be waiting for at least a year before anyone remembers him =]
JJMonty91 3 years ago 5
I liked Rosset. Saying that, I like most of the drivers except Ferrari drivers.
AKA The communists of Formula 1.
Takagi was a much better driver than Rosset, but if you recall, he did have some decent success in previous Formula. Probably as much as Raikkonen had, which was limited anyway xD
MintCakeFr33style 3 years ago
I liked Rosset! but, my name is Simeon Rosset... but i could prob beat him in a race lol
ERTroadtrip 3 years ago 2
I think Ken Tyrrell actually wanted Norberto Fontana but because he had already sold the team to BAR by then he didn't get the final word
mazey90 3 years ago
Naaaa it was Verstappen.
JJMonty91 3 years ago 2
@JJMonty91 Arent we all Rosset fans?
Frentzen127 1 year ago
@JJMonty91
Yeah, when Rosset was Verstappen's team mate in Arrows in 1996, Verstappen easily outqualified him 16-0 in the races and outdrove him thoroughly. That was Verstappen, hardly the best driver in the field even back in 1996 (when was still fast and talented).
No wonder Ken Tyrrell abandoned his team before the 1998 season when he heard BAR had signed Rosset to partner Takagi in Tyrrell's final season before it became BAR in 1999.
McLarenMercedes 1 year ago
@JJMonty91 Rosset has fans?
YouthEnergy 1 year ago 2
@JJMonty91 He was outqualified 16-0 against Verstappen in 1996, and Jos the Boss was notoriously a pathetic qualifier.
jbutton113 7 months ago
@jbutton113 Wouldn't say Jos was pathetic in Quali, just rubbish!
ComradeOblivious 6 months ago
@ComradeOblivious Either way, being whitewashed him in quali is embarrassing.
jbutton113 6 months ago
@jbutton113 Same as being whitewashed by any team mate though. At least Jos was in the sport on merit though, Rosset was in because of his bank balance.
ComradeOblivious 6 months ago
HAHA!
davenewsome100 3 years ago
O cambio quebrou e não engatava nenhuma marcha depois que ele engatou a ré
arthurjj 3 years ago
Not much of a shock that he did not qualilfy for this race only Inoue is worse than Rosset.
F1Ram 4 years ago
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Aids is better than Rosset!
Kringlebeast 3 years ago
r o $ $ e t
indigoblue555 4 years ago 2
porra, o que esse cara fez?
huauhauha
Rosset MITO
lucianocpaula 4 years ago 2
Rosset é o cara.
delmano 4 years ago
rossett wasn't a bad driver, just never had the car to do anything in. he did well in lower formulas including f 3000
fatboywheadon 4 years ago 2
Humm ....may be you're right ...not worse than
many other$ =
indigoblue555 4 years ago
It was amazing he nearly won the F3000 title in 1995. He won two races at Silverstone and Pergusa. Mind you only him, Allan McNish and Tarso Marques made it to F1 from that season.
F1Ram 3 years ago
Well, Marques wasn't better than Rosset and McNish had time to improve during his sportscars-years. But his success in 02 also wasn't very outstandig. Same in the DTM.
I think the most talented driver of that 1995 F3000-season was Kenny Bräck.
StunkyXP 3 years ago
The F3000 field of the mid-90s were hardly world beaters. Only 3 F3000 champions ever won a race, and two of those only won one race.
TwistedArmco 3 years ago
this is priceless
rumvodkaf1 4 years ago 2
Rosset = under zero rating driver.
jorgeabujamra 4 years ago 4
Rosset was always an idiot in 1998, later that season he tries to drive thru a wall
stattotheblade 4 years ago 4
I think under F1 rules he should have been blacked flagged for this because traveling backwards is a disqualification, and he was clearly traveling backwards way longer than he should have been. That was really dangerous.
dsmspyder 4 years ago 2
You would get blackflagged for that but only if you do that in the pitlane.
StylesP1987 4 years ago
It was amazing he nearly won the F3000 title in 1995. He won two races at Silverstone and Pergusa.
F1Ram 3 years ago
What the hell was he doing?!
FrodothePuppet 4 years ago
What the hell was wrong with this gay.
slavcdklavc 4 years ago