Glock lashes out at Dorr team: "There’s an A car and a B car!"
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…
Timo Glock, the former Formula 1 driver and team owner of Dorr team, is upset with his team-mate Ben Dorr. Glock, 44, claims that his team is limiting his performance, saying there's an "A car" and a "B car" - the former belonging to his team-mate. This comes after Glock qualified 18th and 19th at the Nurburgring, while Dorr was fifth and second.
Glock attributes his difficulties to "traction out of the corner" and a new McLaren software that was switched back to the old version following Glock's complaints. Glock says the problems in qualifying are so severe that his hands are "tied" and he can't do anything. He also mentions that single-wheelspin, a problem he's had in previous years, is still an issue.
Despite these challenges, Glock is enjoying the races because it allows him to show "awesome racing".
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