RajDatta

+2

paradisenb

Vettel. Barring rain (then all bets are always off), mechanical or someone taking him out because he is head and shoulders above the rest of the field. I hope Schumacher does well but I don`t have high expectations.

I like Hamilton and see him finishing near the top. I, also, forgive him his youthful transgressions because I am jealous. With the wisdom of age comes the reality of what can and cannot be, what is and is not. Hamilton is not there yet. Lucky him.

ilko

Webber. Haven't written him off yet.

SundayDriver

You guys are going to be begging for some of those commemorative Carbon Fiber Shards when he takes the WDC this year.

jenk12m

Lol, When Sato wins it is when I will be coaching VR how to drive faster

Veloce Raptor

Hahaha! In the immortal voice of Miss Rosanna Rosannadonna: "It could happen!"

boxsey911

Going for Button on this one. He's putting some good vibes out to the UK media about how happy is with the team and the rapidly improving car. He seems to be a bit more upbeat about their chances than his team mate at the moment.

wanna911

"If you were to say 'choose a driver' [that I would like to be], I would clearly choose Ayrton. And maybe I would put him as Prost.”


Drama Queen much? You don't like Hamilton anyways, don't act like your overreacting to something he said is just really holding you back from being his number one fan. No one is buying it.

multi21

Dez, no one can stop you from being an idiot, but yourself. Hamilton is a good driver, no doubt and overacheives when he has a car that is not up to par with the fastest on the grid as I've stated many times before. But he puts himself on the same level as Senna and has said this many times since he was a rookie. That's what I have a problem with. It's no different from all the comparisions of players that come into the NBA and say they are the next Michael Jordan. Do something first and then make the comparision to a legend.

Let's also not forget that Hamilton threw Trulli under the bus a couple years ago in Australia, lied to the FIA and was only caught because of the radio transmissions. Although not on the level of Alonsogate(s), it does show something about his character. And don't call someone a "poor man's Mansel", that is a slap in the face to Vettel. Once again he makes a comparision of someone who just started in F1 to a guy who has a long storied career in the sport. Have a little respect for your competitors.

My993C2

+1

Gus F

+1

analogmike

Need one more choice


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RajDatta

I think Vettel and RBR will get passed on the main straight at the start. RBR has not run KERS with success yet and I expect them to still have their issues. This will allow the McLarens and Ferrari's to pass them on the long straights in Malaysia (3 long ones), which benefit cars with KERS.
I don't see this race as a clear cut Vettel victory.
Raj

paradisenb

The cars with KERS showed no speed advantage in Aus. The only time I can recall KERS providing a clear advantage was when Kimi blow by...someone....(a slow driver as I recall) at Spa for the victory. So, KERS may not play a significant roll in the outcome. It would be nice to see the wing and KERS make a difference in overtaking.

Larry Herman

Vettel is the hot driver with the best car. No logical reason to go with someone else at this point.