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Brett @ May 2nd 2008 10:41AM
why let her test? Honda already has one of the most sought after drivers on he grid in Jenson Button. Almost the most experienced in Rubens Barrichello, and one of the best test pilots in Alexander Wurtz. Apparently they also have that 16 year old prodigy waiting in the wings aswell...
Mr. Oak @ May 2nd 2008 10:55AM
4 or 5 years ago I would say Rubens (whom I like) was experienced, now he is just old.
Nothing wrong with her testing in the car. Don't think she is about to leap into F1 though. Hey, more than half the Hondas sold in the world are owned by women. This is good for Honda.