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[Jensonb]

Statistics are meaningless, you can use statistics to support basically any statement you want. 72% of people know that.

[vaptin]

Statistics are meaningless, you can use statistics to support basically any statement you want. 72% of people know that.

I hope that was sarcastic. . .

[scotty]

Statistics are meaningless, you can use statistics to support basically any statement you want. 72% of people know that.

I hope that was sarcastic. . .

Nicked off the Simpsons more like. One of my favourite lines.

[nish2280]

Statistics are meaningless, you can use statistics to support basically any statement you want. 72% of people know that.

98% of all statistics are made up.

[shani182]

9/10 Aussies I speak to support RBR.


But that's for no other reason but Webber.

I support Webber; but not RBR.

McLaren

[myownalias]

Statistics are meaningless, you can use statistics to support basically any statement you want. 72% of people know that.

98% of all statistics are made up.

Including that one ^^^

[Gaz]

Well if Ferrari are not going to win, and if it is going to be Webber vs Hamilton for the Drivers title and Red Bull vs McLaren for the Constructors title, then yes I want Red Bull to win. If this means Webber winning at Monza if it comes down (for that race only) between him and Alonso or Massa, then be it, go Webber if it means making the difference between Red Bull or McLaren/Hamilton becoming the World Champions in the end.

Mclaren 1-2 infront of the Tifosi at Monza

I can see it comming.

[Hammer278]

Well if Ferrari are not going to win, and if it is going to be Webber vs Hamilton for the Drivers title and Red Bull vs McLaren for the Constructors title, then yes I want Red Bull to win. If this means Webber winning at Monza if it comes down (for that race only) between him and Alonso or Massa, then be it, go Webber if it means making the difference between Red Bull or McLaren/Hamilton becoming the World Champions in the end.

Mclaren 1-2 infront of the Tifosi at Monza

I can see it comming.

I hope this happens just for AKR. Come on Jenson, keep up with Lewis this weekend!! Come on McLaren!!

[7UpJordan]

Going back briefly to the original subject question...

No.

[LewEngBridewell]

Over a year on from this thread's creation, and RBR are still hitting great heights. They are certainly asserting their place in the list of all time great teams and will also be racking up more and more supporters.

I of course, do not support Red Bull, but as a poll I created not too long ago on here would suggest, there's a fair bit of support for the team on Forumula1 too. See link below!

viewtopic.php?f=25&t=10857

[andrew]

I support them mainly 'cos they are sticking it to McLaren and to a lesser extent Ferrari. So much for them being just a drinks company.

I'm a Vettel fan first and a Red Bull fan second.

Now where's Lew's warning for reviving an old thread?

[LewEngBridewell]

Now where's Lew's warning for reviving an old thread?

I'm an established old-thread reviver, that's one of my purposes here

[f1boy]

Red Bull are just Renaults in disguise. Rubbish engines and a bit of Newey bending of the rules and bob's yer uncle. A winning energy drink team.

Not a classic team for me, but they have done well, mainly because there's something wrong with McLaren, Ferrari, Williams and Mercedes.
They can't build a decent car anymore. The reasons for this are up for debate.

[pilotfriend]

I actually support Red Bull although I think their drink is disgusting

[andrew]

Red Bull are just Renaults in disguise. Rubbish engines and a bit of Newey bending of the rules and bob's yer uncle. A winning energy drink team.

Not a classic team for me, but they have done well, mainly because there's something wrong with McLaren, Ferrari, Williams and Mercedes.
They can't build a decent car anymore. The reasons for this are up for debate.

Damn them grapes are sour!

Even their biggest detractor must see that Red Bull have done a fantastic job this year.