Hakkinen - Coulthard. Best drivers and packages during their time.
Schumacher - Irvine. To beat Hakkinen and Co means they became the best.
2007-02-02 17:14:56
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answered by Anonymous
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I think it was MS - RB, because they where working as team and one of them was the leader of the team, on the other hand Kimi - JPM was not a good combination because they both where young and not much experienced, so they where fighting with each other and then with the rest of the field, so it was much unneeded spent energy, and of course the history and the results proved that MS - RB where the best driver line up: Five Constructors World Championship Crowns and Five Drivers World Championship's.
2007-02-01 14:08:38
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answered by s_mehmeti 1
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This is a little confusing since you ask who has (present tense) the best line-up, and then (going into past tense) give examples from 2005.
Best current lineup would be between Ferrari's lineup of Kimi and Massa and Mclaren's Alonso and Hamilton. I'd give the edge to Ferrari at the moment mostly because Hamilton is an unknown quality, but seems likely he'll be at least solid enough to justify consideration for the team.
Going past tense, I'd favor the Senna/Prost team at Mclaren in turbo era. Certainly deserves consideration as one of the best, if not the best, combination of drivers put onto the same team.
2007-01-30 19:04:06
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answered by Paul S 7
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well for this season i place my bets on Kimi - Massa thats bcuz Kimi is lightning qiuck when given a good car and we all have seen that and for Massa he has proved previous season where he belongs. his qualiy of drive and everythig. plus ferrari has the added advantage of having Michael by their sides . he can help them a lot as he knows the team well and how to test the car and what changes are required more than anyone else at present.
well for the past drivers my pick would be Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barichello. that was the perfect team. they both helped each other and like other drivers who had fights off circuit these two were and still are the best of friends... their co-ordination had helped ferrari a lot
2007-02-01 01:44:09
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answered by jijo p 2
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FERRARI-
Felipe Massa was able to keep up with Micahel Schumacher and even outqualified him in some cases last year. He also has the advantage of knowing a bit more about the characteristics of Bridgestone tyres and a good working relationship with the team.
Kimi Raikkonnen is a naturally quick driver that will no doubt flourish with the newfound freedom he finds at Scuderia Ferrari Marloboro after freeing himself from the corporate image robot-like personality shackles of Mclaren. And even though he lacks the technical feedback skills- he has Michael Schumacher on-hand to help him in this department!
But theres only one way to find out...
2007-01-31 17:44:38
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answered by Adrian T 2
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The best driver line-up ever in Formula 1 has got to have been the 1988-1989 McLaren line-up with Senna and Prost. The two best drivers at the time, in identical cars; they ravaged everything: it was down to the two of them. And nobody else. Two drivers which obliterated the opposition while ruthlessly fighting each other.
2007-02-02 04:30:30
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answered by Anonymous
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In the present 2007 line up, it is hard to beat Kimi/Massa at Ferrari since they are the only team with both drivers who have won more than one race in the past.
Toyota has Ralf (multi race winner) and Trulli (one race winner). Honda has Rubens (multi race) and Button (one race). All other teams have only won driver who has won a race in the past.
2007-01-31 00:33:32
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answered by PM 2
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Best looking.......Red Bull Racing. Mark and DC, HOT!
Best drivers.....Ferrari. Kimi and Felipe.
Best looking car........Mercedes McLaren.
2007-01-31 17:46:20
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answered by Mare23 3
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michael schumacher & rubens barichello was da best team line up 4 ferrari.........
2007-01-31 05:12:20
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answered by Anonymous
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