View Poll Results: Who will win?
Felipe Massa
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Nico Rosberg
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Paul di Resta
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Nico Hulkenberg
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Kamui Kobayashi
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Sergio Perez
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Daniel Ricciardo
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Jean-Eric Vergne
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Bruno Senna
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Vitali Petrov
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2012 Grand Prix of Belgium
09-04-2012, 05:30 PM
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09-04-2012, 09:06 PM
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No blown diffuser and illegal engine mapping will do that to a car 
Now they shine on low DF tracks. The street races will be a lot harder to come up through the field as they both did last Sunday, and if there is a wet race.... forgetaboutit...
Good to see you chime in every once in awhile Larry. I almost started a thread "WHERE IN THE WORLD IS LARRY HERMAN"?
Now they shine on low DF tracks. The street races will be a lot harder to come up through the field as they both did last Sunday, and if there is a wet race.... forgetaboutit...Good to see you chime in every once in awhile Larry. I almost started a thread "WHERE IN THE WORLD IS LARRY HERMAN"?
09-05-2012, 10:06 PM
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I was fortunate enough to be in Italy to watch the race (Bellagio). It was a shame how things transpired but that is racing. I am hoping Ferrari will have better luck at Monza, since they were P1 in the final free practice. We will never know how they would have done in race trim.
McLaren was not the fastest car in Hungaroring but the track is such, that it does not allow passing. Seems like McLaren has the car for the high speed circuits (with their low downforce setup). Not so sure for street or high downforce circuits just yet. Its not like Hammy lit the place up with his qualifying on high downforce setup. Alonso in his Ferrari outqualified him.
I expect to see both Ferrari and RBR make a big push for the next 2-3 races, at which point it will become clear who the top dogs will be for the remainder of the season. The rest will move their development to next yrs car.
Raj
McLaren was not the fastest car in Hungaroring but the track is such, that it does not allow passing. Seems like McLaren has the car for the high speed circuits (with their low downforce setup). Not so sure for street or high downforce circuits just yet. Its not like Hammy lit the place up with his qualifying on high downforce setup. Alonso in his Ferrari outqualified him.
I expect to see both Ferrari and RBR make a big push for the next 2-3 races, at which point it will become clear who the top dogs will be for the remainder of the season. The rest will move their development to next yrs car.
Raj
