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ivey wrote:(knock on wood)Touch wood
McLaren wrote:Yeah I agree opposite. Although all four are highly talented. Alonso will have a severe bout of paranoia and tantrums-massa is already a loved ferrari boy and has delivered. Of course there is the issue of recovery from the accident with Felippe.f1ea wrote:There will be bloodI was thinking of putting a double on at the bookies the exact opposite of that
But in the end: Alonso is better and will beat Massa; Kimi is better and will beat Lewis.
racechick wrote:I do honestly think Kimi is hungry. But I think he doesn't show it. I mean, we only see Kimi through the media, and Kimi hates the media. I just think we don't get an accurate depiction at times. If he didn't have the hunger, surely he would be going to WRC.McLaren wrote:Yeah I agree opposite. Although all four are highly talented. Alonso will have a severe bout of paranoia and tantrums-massa is already a loved ferrari boy and has delivered. Of course there is the issue of recovery from the accident with Felippe.f1ea wrote:There will be bloodI was thinking of putting a double on at the bookies the exact opposite of that
But in the end: Alonso is better and will beat Massa; Kimi is better and will beat Lewis.
Kimi can be devastating but i dont think he's hungry enough. lewis is devastating and hungry.
Dont think lewis and kimi will have a problem with each other but do think Alonso will have a problem with Massa.

cap-dude wrote:All of his success really has come from Renault, where Renault gave him clear No1 status. The moment he moved to McLaren, it fell apart.He missed out on the championship by 1 point. That's not falling apart.
racechick wrote:Kimi can be devastating but i dont think he's hungry enough. lewis is devastating and hungry.Kimi's not hungry... he's thirsty.

7UpJordan wrote:Gordonsracechick wrote:Kimi can be devastating but i dont think he's hungry enough. lewis is devastating and hungry.Kimi's not hungry... he's thirsty.
cap-dude wrote:Yes I'd agree with those comments. I really think the kimi and lewis partnership could be fantastic. Like you say not sure how Alonso will handle not being top dog.racechick wrote:I do honestly think Kimi is hungry. But I think he doesn't show it. I mean, we only see Kimi through the media, and Kimi hates the media. I just think we don't get an accurate depiction at times. If he didn't have the hunger, surely he would be going to WRC.McLaren wrote:Yeah I agree opposite. Although all four are highly talented. Alonso will have a severe bout of paranoia and tantrums-massa is already a loved ferrari boy and has delivered. Of course there is the issue of recovery from the accident with Felippe.f1ea wrote:There will be bloodI was thinking of putting a double on at the bookies the exact opposite of that
But in the end: Alonso is better and will beat Massa; Kimi is better and will beat Lewis.
Kimi can be devastating but i dont think he's hungry enough. lewis is devastating and hungry.
Dont think lewis and kimi will have a problem with each other but do think Alonso will have a problem with Massa.
I've been thinking as well. It'll be interesting to watch Alonso as well. All of his success really has come from Renault, where Renault gave him clear No1 status. The moment he moved to McLaren, it fell apart. I'm just interested to see how he handles the move to Ferrari.

McLaren Fan wrote:The McLaren situation is interesting. It seems as though Raikkonen has decided he wants to stay in Formula One and would ideally like to return to McLaren. However, as bud said, money could be a problem. I have to say, though, Raikkonen can clear off if he's looking an extra big pay cheque. He's already been given his wages for 2010 from Ferrari, and I don't think he's worth the maximum Formula One driver salary of today.Hope he's not defacto number 1!
I agree with cap-dude that Raikkonen is probably motivated. If you look at his performances this year, he's done very well. When he won the title in 2007, even though McLaren were in both a civil war and a war with FIA-Ferrari, Raikkonen sneaked up and won the title. However, Raikkonen dislikes testing and development work. This was acceptable thirty years ago, but not in modern Formula One.
The Ferrari situation is becoming a little more spicy. Massa has hinted he does not like Alonso, and only in the past day or two has been calling Alonso a cheater. The odds are as well that Alonso is going to be Ferrari's de facto number one driver as well. I doubt whether we'll see a repeat of 2007 at Ferrari, though.
racechick wrote:Hope he's not defacto number 1!He's got two world championships to Massa's zero...
scotty wrote:But to get number one status he has to go faster during the year in question! Ferrari need the fastest driver as number one, not one with past championships, otherwise they might as well reinstate jackie Stewart cos he's got three!!racechick wrote:Hope he's not defacto number 1!He's got two world championships to Massa's zero...
scotty wrote:Tell that to Lewis Hamilton in 2007racechick wrote:Hope he's not defacto number 1!He's got two world championships to Massa's zero...


racechick wrote:scotty wrote:But to get number one status he has to go faster during the year in question! Ferrari need the fastest driver as number one, not one with past championships, otherwise they might as well reinstate jackie Stewart cos he's got three!!racechick wrote:Hope he's not defacto number 1!He's got two world championships to Massa's zero...
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