Tough one this, I need to think about it!

Leigh wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2010 at 3:15am:



You better come back with some good pictures.............or NEVER show your face in this forum AGAIN

Matt

OK, here goes

1: Hamilton
2: Alonso
3: Massa

Final edit.

Alonso
Hamilton
Vettel

Matt

Alonso
Hamilton
Vettel

expat wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2010 at 8:27am:


Oh i shall im going on Saturday so should be interesting

1. Button
2. Webber (im with mitch but yes )
3. Alonso

Hamilton
Alonso
Button

Craig. wrote on Mar 26^th, 2010 at 5:18pm:


So that's why you've picked the two you doubt the most as your top two then... ? 

I like your theory Craig except its a Red Bull one two and Ferrari third.

a 1:23.9 is very quick from Vetel

I was amazing and loud i have some very good pics as well and im going tomorrow should be good

Well the rain made for some interesting racing and well some people shouldn't be driving and teams should focus on other people 

Much better than Bahrain. But I think people shouldn't kid themselves into thinking the spectacle was any better. The faster cars made passes, but just look at the Alonso Hamilton battle, Lewis 2 seconds faster still couldn't pass.
Happy for Jenson, I said last year and will again, he proved me wrong when I said he wasn't a championship level driver, and his attitude is in complete contrast to Lewis', who once again is crying on the radio about fault, and after the race too.
Felipe may want to send Fernando the champagne for holding off Lewis.
Two red bull failures, one in the car which is no surprise, and one in the brain of their driver.
Looking forward to next week.

That was better than  any race last year.  Not since Brazil 2008 have I seen more drivers racing harder.  Smart driving on Buttons part.

As for Lewis, hes a jackass for what he said about the team and should be happy he finished where he did.  As for competing with Button, he passes more cars than him, including him and shouldn't have pushed himself harder.

As for Weber, hes a jackass for not just waiting for Hamilton to wreck out, considering that attempted pass was in a low percentage area.

Looked fine to me. Just a snippet from the 5live team, he will have probably sneezed on a competitor before the race, been classed as cheating in an attempt to give them the flu before malaysia and as such will be given a 5 place penalty.

It would be very odd to let him miss the Malaysian GP, seeing as the team's title sponsor, Petronas, is a Malaysian company.

Having said that, maybe he's not happy with the performance of his team mate! Nico's suddenly remembered the purpose of his job!

Certainly more interesting ......... but only because of the wet start. 

expat wrote on Mar 28^th, 2010 at 2:53pm:


I doubt it was any of the former Brawn set up who (obviously) insisted on a purely German driver set up. Similarities to the Sauber Mercedes WSPC set up of the late 80s and early 90s, which had a very solid German core.