Back to Square One: Interview with Jamie Green
Jamie Green will have to do more to impress this season, after a year of treading water in the DTM... and he knows it. It's back to square one and, as he prepares to force forward his adaptation to touring cars, the yet-to-win Briton talks frankly with Glenn Freeman about crunch time in 2007
As far as Jamie Green is concerned, 2006 might as well have not happened. The British driver went into his second season in the DTM tipped to fill the void left by 2005 champion and fellow-Brit Gary Paffett, but one year later he is still in the same position.
Last year was supposed to be the stage for Green to move from a fast driver to a race winner. He had put in some impressive performances in his debut season behind the wheel of a car that wasn't quite a full works package, but for 2006 he had been bumped up to a top Mercedes ride.
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