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#116165
This could be a tricky one to predict. I suspect that the Red Bulls might do well, as I think the RB chassis might be better than the Brawn, but the Brawn wins out through engine power. On the other hand, Monaco is a high downforce circuit, and the diffuser teams should have plenty of downforce.
#116168
Lewis will do better here, barring the unexpected.Maybe a podium.
#116169
7UpJordan wrote:I've got a bad feeling Williams will be even worse here.
at least your getting points :(
racechick wrote:Lewis will do better here, barring the unexpected.Maybe a podium.

Well they say driver counts more.
#116173
I would like to see a bit more of a shake up, yep the Brawns are doing well fair play to the guys and gals there. I hope they get a decent haul of points but Ihave never liked a domination by any team, I am a ferrari fan but for years I wanted Mika Hakkinen while at Mclaren to get a win and from then on(after his first) he did amazingly well (apparently because they made him get rid of his soft toy turtle). Then he kept winning and I got annoyed! I always pick the underdog the guy that is not going to win but has a chance, so I fancy Webber for the Moanco grand prix, not due to being sensible just because it would be nice! :mexwavebounce:
I still like this smiley!!!

Edited due to bad English
and now due to very bad spelling lol
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#116182
Jensonb wrote:Vettel will lead home a Red Bull 1-2.
I want to see others winning, otherwise this season will become a joke, No offence to Brawn fans, they really are superb, but I want the season to be competative with at least a half of the pack fighting for the championship (Utopia I know)
#116183
Monaco, why has everyone got this idea Red Bull will do so well. :confused:

this from James Allen
Brawn should dominate Monaco, because it is the best stop-and-start car. A glance at the tight sector 3 here shows you that. The Ferrari could go quite well there, but it won’t be a Red Bull track.
So Button or Barrichello no doubt. Unless red bull get a new diffuser and it proves to be extra good

KERS won't be much use around here to be frank. Into turn 1, its far to tight to use KERS to drive around other cars. You'll be straight into the walls.

McLaren I personally don't expect them to be amazing, but they'll certainly be somewhere. But Q3 may be a struggle.
Toyota, they're so up and down this season its hard to tell. They could be there, they might not. We'll just have to wait and see.
Nico always goes well around here, so hopefully the Williams car will be good enough as well and Williams can finally grab a good haul of points. Williams have let too many points slip through their fingers this year with poor strategy calls.

Hopefully it'll be a good race. Unlike 2007, one of the most boring races ever.
#116184
MAD MAX wrote:
Jensonb wrote:Vettel will lead home a Red Bull 1-2.
I want to see others winning, otherwise this season will become a joke, No offence to Brawn fans, they really are superb, but I want the season to be competative with at least a half of the pack fighting for the championship (Utopia I know)
Agree completly, its nice to see JB win, but I never like to see any team dominate, the closer the better and the more winners over one season the better.

Just out of curiosity what year (and which drivers) had the most amount of wins from different drivers? (does that make sense?)

Edited to make more sense!
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#116186
LittleSnowBear wrote:
MAD MAX wrote:
Jensonb wrote:Vettel will lead home a Red Bull 1-2.
I want to see others winning, otherwise this season will become a joke, No offence to Brawn fans, they really are superb, but I want the season to be competative with at least a half of the pack fighting for the championship (Utopia I know)
Agree completly, its nice to see JB win, but I never like to see any team dominate, the closer the better and the more winners over one season the better.

Just out of curiosity what year (and which drivers) had the most amount of winners from different drivers? (does that make sense?)
Some time in the '70s or '80s I imagine, although there were seven different winners last year.
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