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I hate to say it but this is Lewis Hamilton's track. When his car is fine he will almost inevitably win pole AND the grand prix.
I reckon a win for the Granadian-Brit on Sunday. We have gone from the Red Bull estrangement into an uneasy ceasefire - and into an explosive situation a few doors down. Massa could barely look at Alonso and he was totally cold towards the Ferrari management. Alonso THRIVES in this environment providing HE has the management on his side - totally opposite to what he had at Mclaren. This is going to be a battle extraordinaire because Alonso loves the Hungaroring and for Massa it is the track where he almost got brained a year ago. So we have situations now in TWO of the top teams and really only Jense and Lewis at Mclaren where nothng has happened - YET? Ferrari's updates are working well and Alonso could well be the driver to beat Lewis to pole on Saturday. Jense races well at this track too. I thought qualifying at Hockenheim would be electric - at Hunagroringon Saturday it is going to be a virtual thunderstorm! Aint grand prix racing just wonderful right now? ![]() |
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I hate to say it but this is Lewis Hamilton's track. When his car is fine he will almost inevitably win pole AND the grand prix. ![]() |
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I wonder how Virgin and HRT will approach the weekend after BCE said he expects at least TWO teams to leave the grid:
.... in general this year has been a bit of a nuisance because it has cost money to keep these [struggling] teams in. It has cost a lot of money to pay for them to compete. The bottom line is they haven't really and truly given us value for being there. If suddenly these teams don't turn up at races then I don't think the crowds will get any smaller, or the TV sets will turn off, or the newspapers will stop writing, will they? I agree with him. And Bernie never speculates - these teams are COSTING - they are gone! |
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We're assuming he means the two slowest teams, but Renault have reportedly asked Bernie for an advance on their TV money and there are rumblings about another team with major sponsorship from a certainly recently baled-out bank.
If it is Virgin and HRT then it would be a shame. Maybe you wouldn't miss them, but for me they add vital character and more importantly four extra race seats to the grid. |
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We're assuming he means the two slowest teams, but Renault have reportedly asked Bernie for an advance on their TV money and there are rumblings about another team with major sponsorship from a certainly recently baled-out bank. Bernie explained what the Renault money was about - yes, he is referring to Virgin and HRT. He said TEN teams are fine as far as he is concerned. He is pleased with Lotus. |
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The press conference schedule is interesting: Massa's in on Thursday (along with Barrichello, Kovalainen, Kubica and Yamamoto); then on Friday Stefano Domenicali will have some searching questions to answer when he joins Renault's Eric Boullier, HRT's Colin Kolles, and the man who was most scathing of his criticism after Hockenheim: Christian Horner.
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It's looking more and more like it could be a wet one:
http://www.motorsport.com/news/artic...D=379668&FS=F1 http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/5004 |
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