View Poll Results: Who will win?

Jenson Button

2.78%

Lewis Hamilton

19.44%

Sebastian Vettel

30.56%

Mark Webber

18.06%

Fernando Alonso

19.44%

Felipe Massa

2.78%

Michael Schumacher

1.39%

Nico Rosberg

Rubens Barrichello

Nico Hulkenberg

Robert Kubica

Vitaly Petrov

Adrian Sutil

Viantonio Liuzzi

Jamie Alguersuari

Sebastien Buemi

Jarno Trulli

Heikki Kovalainen

Karun Chandhok

Bruno Senna

Pedro de la Rosa

Kamui Kobayashi

Timo Glock

Lucas di Grassi

Takuma Sato

5.56%

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08-03-2010, 12:41 AM

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Given the circumstances surrounding Massa's return to the Hungaroring and in light of what happened to him at the prior GP, I don't think it would be too much to ask to show Massa a little bit of respect, do you?

In other words....please take my advice and stay in P&C for the duration of the F1 summer break. You can come back to this forum when the poll goes up for the next round of the 2010 F1 season.........

Are you saying I'm insensitive as faux 7 ...........

Funny how Alonso getting a point by generated more furor than faux7's attempt at killing Barrichello... very telling !!!!

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08-03-2010, 09:04 AM

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Anyone But Vettel ......................................

Larry , get out your 13 MM , Vettel's training wheels are loose again, I heard he had his special pacifier delivered to his hotel after the race, it's supposedly full of Red Bull ....what a whiny Brat ! Penalty .. why a penalty? keep your head son, keep your head ....

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I picked Webber because I'm kind of losing faith in Vettel. He keeps making too many immature mistakes. Looks like A.Wayne might have been right in his assessment.

I guess that you missed this post. Maybe you need to read all of the threads from the beginning?

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08-03-2010, 09:48 AM

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That last move by Hakkinen was the greatest move I have ever seen live. Just unbelievable.

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As Mr Hobbs would say...large attachments....

+1 It was awesome to watch and as Hobbs said, requires very large attachments... Best pass I've ever witnessed live.

Couple of others fairly recent that come to my mind are both from Suzuka: Raikkonen passing Fisichella outside on turn 1 and Alonso passing Schumi in R130

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...If you are an easy 1 second a lap faster and still can't pass it make for dull race...

It's not that simple.
If you're an 1+ seconds faster per lap but slower on straights (as Red Bull's are when compared to Ferrari), in a track like Hungaroring, you have no chance of passing.
If on the other hand you're 1+ seconds faster and you're faster on straights, or if you're in a track like Spa or Suzuka, you have a good chance of passing.

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08-03-2010, 09:50 AM

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If you're an 1+ seconds faster per lap but slower on straights (as Red Bull's are when compared to Ferrari), in a track like Hungaroring, you have no chance of passing.
If on the other hand you're 1+ seconds faster and you're faster on straights, or if you're in a track like Spa or Suzuka, you have a good chance of passing.

Interesting that Newey decided to not run an F duct at Hungary (I believe that was the report)

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08-03-2010, 09:54 AM

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Interesting that Newey decided to not run an F duct at Hungary (I believe that was the report)

Correct. Also, Ferrari didn't run theirs either. Sauber & McLaren did.

I think Red Bull is mainly slower on straights due to Renault engine (which is not as strong as Ferrari or MB). RB won't be dominant at Spa like it was in Hungary.

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08-03-2010, 10:35 AM

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...If you're an 1+ seconds faster per lap but slower on straights (as Red Bull's are when compared to Ferrari), in a track like Hungaroring, you have no chance of passing.
If on the other hand you're 1+ seconds faster and you're faster on straights, or if you're in a track like Spa or Suzuka, you have a good chance of passing.

Yes you have a point. However in the race we say at the Hungaroring it was dull. Yes the track is hard to pass, but when you have car that is clearly faster, but cannot pass (both Vettel and Webbo behind Alonso) it is a signal of real problems in F1. Of course nothing new, but to me it is glaring.

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08-03-2010, 01:03 PM

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Thank you, ITC

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08-03-2010, 02:12 PM

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I believe that once again the Force India cars will do very well at Spa (and probably Monza as well).
Their straight line speed is impressive and they don't suffer too badly in the twisty bits it seems.

I would imagine that Newey will have to consider the F duct at those tracks.

Should be fascinating nonetheless.

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08-03-2010, 02:15 PM

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Thank you, ITC

What did I do? Can't be what I'd like to do, since the Admin still refuses my request for an electric cattle prod for "you know who"...

Wait a minute, thanking a Moderator, in PUBLIC?
Take my advice, delete your post ASAP, before the "pack" sees it; otherwise you risk bodily injury

It's like getting a polite PM, it happens so infrequently between the insult and death threat ones, it takes you by surprise...

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08-03-2010, 02:19 PM

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It's like getting a polite PM, it happens so infrequently between the insult and death threat ones, it takes you by surprise...

Come on Lewis, you know you do it for the attention (and the power).

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08-03-2010, 04:13 PM

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Come on Lewis, you know you do it for the attention (and the power).

I've actually forgotten why. It's sort of like hitting your head...you keep doing it because you know as soon as you stop it's going to hurt.

My wife has been after me for quite a while to retire my Moderator cape and tights and walk away...

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08-03-2010, 04:21 PM

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I guess that you missed this post. Maybe you need to read all of the threads from the beginning?

Cheer up Uncle Larry ...

I knew you picked webbo for this race ... but Vettel is your bwoy , you picked him for the WDC ! Now pull out your 13 MM and give the lad a hand ..

I wanna send out special greetings to Lewis (ltc ) due to his total insomniac dedication , i get moderated even @ 3 am ...

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08-03-2010, 04:22 PM

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Now pull out your 13 MM and give the lad a hand ..

I'm waiting for the call from Horner as we speak. Maybe you should put in a good word for me.

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08-03-2010, 04:39 PM

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I did .....

It's Vettel blocking the deal at the moment he heard we are supporting Webbo..

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08-03-2010, 04:43 PM

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I wanna send out special greetings to Lewis (ltc ) due to his total insomniac dedication , i get moderated even @ 3 am ...

Thanks, but it's not really insomnia anymore...it's night terrors

Now be a good boy and go spend your F1 summer vacation in P&C. I'll let you know when it's time to come back here before Spa.

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