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Kamui Kobayashi
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If Kamui Kobayashi's bold performance in Brazil during his debut for Toyota had been a surprise, then his second-ever Formula One race in Abu Dhabi on Sunday was nothing short of brilliant. From 12th on the grid, Kobayashi made the most of his one-stop strategy to finish in sixth, ahead of veteran team mate Jarno Trulli. Here the 23 year-old Japanese driver reflects on his Yas Marina race
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Due to Timo Glock's cracked vertebrae as a result of his horror crash at Suzuka, we got to see rookie Kamui Kobayashi take his place for the final two Grand Prix of the season.
At Brazil he finished a promising ninth position, after defending from a rampaging Button for several laps. For pretty much everyone, this was our first experience of his rather aggressive driving style—one rather reminiscent of a certain Takuma Sato.
Unlike Sato...
From bleacherreport.com
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- Kamui Kobayashi - Japan's next F1 superstar? (formula1.com)
- Kobayashi feared for racing career (autosport.com)
Glock remains unfit to drive for Toyota after cracking a vertebra and cutting his leg in an accident in qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix nearly four weeks ago. Kobayashi produced a fine debut performance in Brazil recently when he qualified ...
From search.msn.com
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- Kobayashi to race in Abu Dhabi (planet-f1.com)
- Cool Kobayashi reflects on Abu Dhabi (f1.racing-live.com)
- F1: Kobayashi to race again in Abu Dhabi (pitpass.com)
"Hungarian broadcast I was watching remarked that he had never seen anybody drive a Toyota F1 car with such gusto." Yeah, well, I wouldn't take that as a point against which anything could be measured.
About Button's remark.... his remark just proves how lame driver he actually is. He never won a race when facing opponents with equal machinery - his car was legalized only after the fourth race, Rubens got screwed by Brawn, and others haven't...
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From jalopnik.com
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Despite being hurriedly drafted in to replace the injured Timo Glock, Toyota third driver Kamui Kobayashi was determined to approach the Brazilian Grand Prix with confidence. And over the course of the Interlagos event Kobayashi's policy paid off, with the Japanese driver acquitting himself fairly well in both the rain-soaked qualifying session and the action-packed race. The 23 year-old reflects on his weekend in Sao Paulo
From formula1.com
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- Toyota's Kobayashi stakes his claim with first points (formula1.com)
