Bootstrap Framework 3.3.6

[EwanM]

[7UpJordan]

I'd say USF1, but that depends on who they hire as their drivers.

[RA Dunk]

Dont have a bloody clue with this one.................Rain cheque please

[cap-dude]

USF1 perhaps??

We don't know exactly how things are operating at USF1 headquarters. But they have a head start on development.

Then again, Campos and err... the other team. Oh yes, Manor. Both are getting other companies (I think Dallara were mentioned) to build their cars. So perhaps the experience from those companies will be their advantage. Who knows.

[myownalias]

I would have to say USF1 as they have been developing the longest and have a car ready to go already so will be working on optimising their package while Campos and Manor will be scrambling to get a half competitive car on the track by next March!

[darwin dali]

I would have to say USF1 as they have been developing the longest and have a car ready to go already so will be working on optimising their package while Campos and Manor will be scrambling to get a half competitive car on the track by next March!

Still depends on what drivers they'll get

[myownalias]

I would have to say USF1 as they have been developing the longest and have a car ready to go already so will be working on optimising their package while Campos and Manor will be scrambling to get a half competitive car on the track by next March!

Still depends on what drivers they'll get

That is true of course but a good car can flatter a poor driver while a bad car can make a good driver look bad! I don't want to be anti-American but does America have a driver that is capable of competing with the likes of Hamilton, Alonso and co in F1? If USF1 are still insistent on a US driver line-up that could doom them to be back-markers!

[scotty]

USF1 should have the best car, but i reckon Campos will end up with the best driver pairing.. so. probably USF1 if that's what happens.

[scottie9308]

Martin whitmarsh can babble on for as long as he likes but the mechanics did not have the tyres ready for lewis today they cost him the victory a 14 plus pitstop that is a joke they get the car right and mess up a pit stop RonDEnnis would have fired them on the spot it is a disgrace so much money professionalism and time catching Ross Brawn and they can't even put the bloody wheels on in time don't knock Lewis Hamilton he gets all the stick when they can't give him the car he deserves.................

[vaptin]

mate, completly the wrong place, which new team do you think will be most successful in 2010?

[Brandz]

Martin whitmarsh can babble on for as long as he likes but the mechanics did not have the tyres ready for lewis today they cost him the victory a 14 plus pitstop that is a joke they get the car right and mess up a pit stop RonDEnnis would have fired them on the spot it is a disgrace so much money professionalism and time catching Ross Brawn and they can't even put the bloody wheels on in time don't knock Lewis Hamilton he gets all the stick when they can't give him the car he deserves.................

lol, have u ever heard of full stops and comma's? plus you dont run the team so you dont kno wots going on, heck, you cant even spell mclaren right.


BACK ON TOPIC..

i'd say USGPE, obviously it depends on teh drivers but they seem to look the strongest.

[Jensonb]

Martin whitmarsh can babble on for as long as he likes but the mechanics did not have the tyres ready for lewis today they cost him the victory a 14 plus pitstop that is a joke they get the car right and mess up a pit stop RonDEnnis would have fired them on the spot it is a disgrace so much money professionalism and time catching Ross Brawn and they can't even put the bloody wheels on in time don't knock Lewis Hamilton he gets all the stick when they can't give him the car he deserves.................

Ignoring the fact this is very poorly written and in the wrong place...

Ron Dennis wasn't so stupid as to fire an entire pit crew on the spot for one mistake, which really only cost a gap and not a position.

Anyway, as to the Topic, Team USF1 seem like the most prepared outfit, so I reckon they'll do the best (Though that will still possibly be quite poorly). I can't see Manor being that successful, since in relation to the other two, they're coming basically out of nowhere.

[McLaren Fan]

USF1 seem the most credible team, and don't look to be falling too deeply into the trap of petty 19th century nationalism which plagued Prost Grand Prix by hiring solely American staff.

Manor F1 are barely a team and are only on the grid because of the FIA's corruption. I hope they crash and burn.