Heidfeld admits he is missing Formula 1 badly
20 March, 2013
Nick Heidfeld
Former F1 driver Nick Heidfeld has admitted he is badly missing being part of the top tier of the sport.
The 35-year-old German contested 185 grands prix between 2000 and 2011, but now races a Le Mans prototype in the World Endurance sports car championship.
“I miss Formula 1 incredibly,” he admitted to the Heilbronner Stimme newspaper. “It is truly the ultimate. I would love to be sitting in a good car.”
Heidfeld said the fact he now has more time to spend with his young family is “the only thing that makes me feel better” about no longer being on the grid.
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unfinished business. no race win in more than 100 starts.
Even Robert K rated him as good yet lotus blamed him for everything even the car catching fire and blowing up.
He was a good reliable driver, a shame that he could not show his true potential . I rated him above rosberg and look how rosberg is doing now, rosberg has become a good driver and taking every ounce out of the mercedes
Yes we do miss him, one of the most unluckiest driver ever on the grid. He was really fast then. Fu(k you pay drivers
But Formula 1 doesn’t miss him.
Good luck Nick, But stay home and be a family man.
Your (F1) race has run.