The Formula 1 Thread - 2012
It's going to be a bore fest to the end of the season now, Red Bull all the way now, I can't see any way back for Alonso or Ferrari.
McLaren are obviously pushing the development of their car to the limit, either that or Hamilton is getting all the sh1t parts now he has announced his departure. My guess would be the first.
Good to see that Massa has finally found his balls.
McLaren are obviously pushing the development of their car to the limit, either that or Hamilton is getting all the sh1t parts now he has announced his departure. My guess would be the first.
Good to see that Massa has finally found his balls.
That wouldn't surprise me.
It was interesting to watch Whitmarsh on the BBC after qualifying. They asked him some question about Lewis' strategy for the race and then he proceded to talk about Vettel, Webber, Alonso and Button, but no mention of Hamilton. Quite telling really.
I'm not sure their astro turf upgrade was much of a success either
It was interesting to watch Whitmarsh on the BBC after qualifying. They asked him some question about Lewis' strategy for the race and then he proceded to talk about Vettel, Webber, Alonso and Button, but no mention of Hamilton. Quite telling really.
I'm not sure their astro turf upgrade was much of a success either
Unfortunately I have to agree, however I will be optimistic and hope they (RBR) trip over themselves one way or another and it goes to the wire and Alonso takes it.
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It's going to be a bore fest to the end of the season now, Red Bull all the way now, I can't see any way back for Alonso or Ferrari.
It's going to be a bore fest to the end of the season now, Red Bull all the way now, I can't see any way back for Alonso or Ferrari.
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which is a shame as I was hoping it would a battle at the last GP between the top 3






