Nick Heidfeld Demonstrating the BMW-Sauber F1.08 (sort of)
May 05 2008
Posted by F1-ToGo as BMW Sauber, Nick Heidfeld
After dealing with my host Network Solutions and tearing my hair out, it’s time to lighten things up a bit. Man, I need it for sure.
If you haven’t seen this video of Nick Heidfeld showing off the much improved F1.08 to the employees who helped produce it, have a look. Poor old Nick is much better on an F1 track than he is on a road.
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One Response
F1Wolf
May 6th, 2008 at 5:43 am
1looks pretty much like the demos BMW does at their Pit Lane Parks at some of the F1 races. I saw that in Shanghai.
The front wing stunt however is probably the BMW staff only special
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