formula 1 who's it going to be let the debate start?

Question

Me being british I am on the side of the uk drivers but are they going to top the podium this year? Will Jenson continue his podium finishes as the 2007 progresses or will his team mate rubens get the better of him? The new guys or kids on the block - Lewis will his start to the season be rewarding to Ron - I think so! Did Fernando make the right desision - Yes - to do a Rossi and prove that it is not about the car it is about the driver package. What about the trye package - will this seriously influence the runners on the tyres last year? Who is going to have the more powerful engine package?

yeah agree with moto gp and its the riders who do the work - but they have gizmos too like slipper clutches and other mods for quick getaways - ferrarri - yeah possibly - not kimi but felippe - and whats the matter with the uk!!!! you from iraq!!!

I have too agree with the tyres that the ferrarri may struggle - but I think this year one of the surprise efforts will the the newey chassis in the red bull - we all know what he is capable of straight out of the box - lets get some good work out of dc and less of the whining about the backroom staff. What about the changes in the ferrrari staff will that make the difference - I have to agree that there will be two to three horses in the running. and maclaren will be one of those as I do not think Ron will accept the levels of - lack of - reliability they had last year - but will bmw come forward during the latter part of the year and join the skirmish for the podiums.

Answer 1

I have to admit this 2007 will be unpredictable. So many changes going on in most of the teams! Of the top teams, Ferrari Mclaren adn Renault, all have major changes in drivers line-up.

The new guys will be fun to watch as they have high expectations. Its nice to see who shines under that pressure (Nico Rosberg was quite a dissappointment late last year).

I'm rooting for Ferrari and Mclaren to dominate as they have the best team line-up and car.

Answer 2

Button predictions: my guess is that Honda is making a genuine step forward over the winter. Expect to see him again on the top spot of the podium once or twice.
New guys on the block: Hamilton and Kovalainen are two forces to be reckoned with. Ignore them at their own cost.
Did Fernando make the right decision? I think that he did. He can squeeze as much as possible from any car while keeping it intact, that's why I give him 85% chances for the WDC.
Tire package: The tire compounds are different from last year, a combination of the 2004 and 2005 compounds. And Bridgestone tires in 2005 were impossible to warm up on the Ferrari.

Answer 3

I'm talking season here. Honda on top since they are coming back relatively intact team wise, I like Jenson as well since Scott Speed it not much to cheer for.... LOL. Mclaren has Alonso, but reliability will keep them out of the championship. I don't expect much from Ferrari with all the changes but they could round out the top three, with possible BMW in the mix. Renault will have a great car again, but no driver. Kovalainen is to fresh, I expect some great crashes from him :-). Fisichella is the team leader? No comment. Toyota needs to learn it takes time to create a winning team, and firing and starting over 3 times a year won't help. The rest is traffic.

Answer 4

Whatever happens, Ferrari will be in the running due to their persistent cheating, McLaren will do well if they can build a car that lasts for a whole race and Fisichella will be out paced by his team mate. Again. Oh, and Jenson Button will be over-hyped in the British press for another year. Like a sort of Tim Henman of Formula 1.

Answer 5

Roll on march - let the games begin. As a UK McLaren fan i would like to see Lewis win it with Fernando right behind him, but i don't think that will happen. I think Honda are gonna be in the running as they were strong at the end of last season. Massa shouldn't be underestimated, he's not in Michael's shadow now and Kimi will be in a new car (oh and i don't think Kimi looks as good in red as he did in the McLaren kit). look out for Robert Kubica, there's a man on a mission. I would like to see Mark Webber get some results, he's a lovely man with time for his fans. with so many driver changes and just bridgestones its an unpredictable season. lets all hope its an exciting one!!!!!!!!!

Answer 6

I think this will be a defining year for F1 as various team and driver changes means there is no-one guaranteed to win. They'll all be on the same tyres so that will also level the field.
This will be the year that some drivers will show real talent.
I'm Scottish so I'm legally obliged to support Coulthard. :)

Answer 7

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Answer 8

How can anyone get excited about F1 racing, well its not racing, its a possession of cars. F1 has become so boring these days, you should all look at World Rally Championship, much more exciting.
Ferrari will win Mclarren 2nd if I'm wrong about the results then I'd be surprised, that how predictable it is these days.

Answer 9

Im backing Felipe Massa.

Nobody rates him- but he DID manage to outpace or at least keep up with Schumacher (THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME) a few times last year, so I think he is capable of taking the title from the newly-sheared Spaniard.

But quite frankly, as long as a Ferrari wins, Ill be happy.

Answer 10

I have been a McLaren fan all my life and with a driver like Alonso they have a very good chance. Ferrari with Raikkonen and Massa will probably come in second.