Is this season set to be one of the greatest?
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Frank the Tank
MemberBlitzkrieg! A legend returns with a Germanic powerhouse of support and an inspired countryman as a partner. But will they overextend themselves to far, to early? Can they hold on once again?
Maranello Masters. Will Latin passion rein in the black stallions and steer them to victory in the face of their old master?
“Eeeexcellent”, so far, but can the best of Blighty keep up the momentum to begin a new British F1 Empire, or will it crumble into a “Brittas” disaster as characters clash?
Olé! All the right ingredients give this team wings but can they grab the bull by the horns this season and deliver a ‘faena’ that will have the rest of the grid seeing red?
A lone rookie with very big boots to fill. With a name, that still resonates so strongly within F1, is this the start of something special?
New teams competing with old will make the competition at the back of the grid just as exciting as the front. Upsets, action and off-roading are in store for untested teams and green drivers.
No refuelling, more points, no KERS, fine! But what we wanted was more overtaking.
How will these changes effect the way the races are lost and won? Will the drama be intensified or diminished by the loss of fuel hose errors and fuelling tactics?
How will driver strategy and aggression change with only a limited fuel supply?
So many questions to get the ball rolling on a new forum for a new season.
Posted 2 years ago # -
Richard Marsh
MemberI reckon it could be absolutely brilliant.
Overtaking is more important now I feel. I know pitstops are still needed for tyres, but I do think we will see more overtaking on track as drivers struggling to find a balance between pace and durability.
The line-ups too, as fascinating. England v Germany v Latino, ive got no idea whos going to come out on top.
The ferrari has been fast so far, but rumours persist about the engines fuel economy, which could well be crucial!
So many teams potentially in the running, Ferrari, Mclaren, Mercedes, Red Bull, thats 8 cars, only one can win so a lot of people are going to be unhappy!
Of the new teams, Virgin and Lotus look like they will be prepared and hopefully competitive, they have both signed excellent people, Nick Wirth at Virgin and Gazza at Lotus and both have a solid driver line up!
Questions remain over USF1 and Campos, i fully believe they will be there...at some point.
And then youve got Kubica at Renault, Hulkenberg at Williams, Buemi now fully up to speed. Kobayashi has a full time drive at Sauber.
Then youve got a host of rookie drivers, Petrov, Lopez, Senna, Di Grassi, how will they fare?
The new points system really does mean a driver cannot afford to settle for points now, they really have to go for it!
Quite frankly I think its going to be awesome!
Posted 2 years ago # -
Rodzilla
Memberon paper you couldnt ask for anything more, except maybe raikkonen somewhere in the picture
schumacher returns to demonstrate his mastery one more time
i thought i was dreaming when he first said he was coming back, but now a few months later and it seems to be real
Posted 2 years ago #
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