F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 3:26 pmA day early for this one as I forgot to post the last two races on the Monday
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Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 3:26 pmRe: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 3:27 pmRe: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 3:39 pmthinking...thinking...ok here what I'm thinking so far:
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Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 3:44 pmRaikkonen
Hamilton
Kovalainen
Hamilton
Kovalainen
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 4:17 pmRock of Gibraltar
Red Rum
Desert Orchid...
...oh no, wrong one!
Kubica (he'll win f'me one day)
Hamilton
Massa
Red Rum
Desert Orchid...
...oh no, wrong one!
Kubica (he'll win f'me one day)
Hamilton
Massa
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 4:23 pmKimi
Felipe
Lewis
If theres a track BMW could win on, this will be it. But only if they qualify 1st. Their cars have done okay in testing here, but the Mclarens and Ferrari's are much quicker round the track over long runs.
Keep an eye on Renault here. They did okay in testing and lets face it, it's not a track that needs a high top speed.
Felipe
Lewis
If theres a track BMW could win on, this will be it. But only if they qualify 1st. Their cars have done okay in testing here, but the Mclarens and Ferrari's are much quicker round the track over long runs.
Keep an eye on Renault here. They did okay in testing and lets face it, it's not a track that needs a high top speed.
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 5:36 amTricky one this, so im not really sure of the result!
How about :-
Massa
Kubica
Hamilton
Although i suspect a ferrari 1-2 is more likely but if mclaren can get there traction sorted, and BMW can pile on the pressure even more then who knows! Should be a cracking race
Im still a little suspect on the way massa won in bahrain, 'just when he needed to' much like kimis win in france last season, 'just when he needed it' both under pressure at the time, massa more so i fear, with the imminent arrival of alonso.....
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*only my opinion, not supported by any facts
How about :-
Massa
Kubica
Hamilton
Although i suspect a ferrari 1-2 is more likely but if mclaren can get there traction sorted, and BMW can pile on the pressure even more then who knows! Should be a cracking race
Im still a little suspect on the way massa won in bahrain, 'just when he needed to' much like kimis win in france last season, 'just when he needed it' both under pressure at the time, massa more so i fear, with the imminent arrival of alonso.....
**only my opinion, not supported by any facts
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 7:16 amNeed to think about this one. However, 10 to 1 Max gives it a miss (again)
Matt
Matt
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 7:25 amHe's already said he wont be attending. "has other plans"
I found it funny over the weekend he said he had "7 messages of support" for every message to step down. Yet aside from Bernie, I can't honestly remember hearing someone back him up. No wait, I believe some motorsport government in the middle east did. But surely if there were these messages of support from the bigger countries he'd have published them by now.
So far, the motorsport agencies of, Britain, France, Germany, Spain, America and canada, Australia and Bahrain have all call for him to step down. Not sure what big motorsport nation is left for him to have as backing. Quite frankly the go karting legends of papua new guinea arn't going to hold much weight in the FIA court room this june.
I found it funny over the weekend he said he had "7 messages of support" for every message to step down. Yet aside from Bernie, I can't honestly remember hearing someone back him up. No wait, I believe some motorsport government in the middle east did. But surely if there were these messages of support from the bigger countries he'd have published them by now.
So far, the motorsport agencies of, Britain, France, Germany, Spain, America and canada, Australia and Bahrain have all call for him to step down. Not sure what big motorsport nation is left for him to have as backing. Quite frankly the go karting legends of papua new guinea arn't going to hold much weight in the FIA court room this june.
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 7:55 amHe's already said he wont be attending. "has other plans"
I found it funny over the weekend he said he had "7 messages of support" for every message to step down. Yet aside from Bernie, I can't honestly remember hearing someone back him up. No wait, I believe some motorsport government in the middle east did. But surely if there were these messages of support from the bigger countries he'd have published them by now.
So far, the motorsport agencies of, Britain, France, Germany, Spain, America and canada, Australia and Bahrain have all call for him to step down. Not sure what big motorsport nation is left for him to have as backing. Quite frankly the go karting legends of papua ne w guinea arn't going to hold much weight in the FIA court room this june.
Hold the press, he has just got another supporter, Jean Todt;
Contemptible but I support him??
Matt
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 7:59 amWho do you think is next in line to head the FIA when Max goes?
Your hardly going to upset the guy who's pretty much hand picked you for the job are you?
I think thats half the reason he's trying to stay on so long. So he can appoint the people he wants into the FIA rather than being booted out and someone else being voted in.
Your hardly going to upset the guy who's pretty much hand picked you for the job are you?
I think thats half the reason he's trying to stay on so long. So he can appoint the people he wants into the FIA rather than being booted out and someone else being voted in.
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 8:08 amWho do you think is next in line to head the FIA when Max goes?
Your hardly going to upset the guy who's pretty much hand picked you for the job are you?
I think thats half the reason he's trying to stay on so long. So he can appoint the people he wants into the FIA rather than being booted out and someone else being voted in.
Jean Todt, it goes without saying he will be the next president. I just find it amusing the way they go about supporting him. Well, I say "they" in the loosest terms...Bernie half hearted Ecclestone and Jean I want your job Todt..............I would still like to be a fly on the wall in the McLaren canteen at lunch time though
Matt
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 9:38 amAh well here goes nothing again .......
Kovi
Kimmi
Massa
Kovi
Kimmi
Massa
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 6:44 amRaikkonen
Hamilton
Heidfeld
However, I am hoping my Ferrari voodoo is going to help
Matt
Hamilton
Heidfeld
However, I am hoping my Ferrari voodoo is going to help
Matt
Re: F1 GP Spain: Your predictions
Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 10:10 amlol blasphemy