Why is Timo Glock once again getting nowhere against his team-mate Ben Dorr at the Dorr team this year? The former Formula 1 driver, who produced a combative Sunday race at the Nurburgring but, unlike the team owner's son, has nothing to do with the front, is pushing back against the prejudice that he is no longer the old Timo Glock. "Well, he's not gone," the 44-year-old becomes emotional with ran.de.
He is aware "that people always think: 'He can't drive any more!' I'm not too stupid to drive!" he makes clear. The reasons? "I can only put it this way: We are limited. My engineer knows it, my data engineer knows it, my number-one mechanic knows it - end of story. There is nothing more we can do. There is an A car and a B car - and that's it."
