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[McLaren Fan]

Ferrari will be one of the top teams, although I don't think they are going to produce 2004 style dominance: Todt has been saying three years running now that Ferrari will learn from their previous mistakes and haven't thus far.

It's difficult to know how McLaren will do with the FIA inspection looming and the team's inconsistency.

I expect BMW to carry on their development next year and wouldn't be surprised to see them win a race or two.

Williams and Red Bull are the teams to really look out for. If Wurz stays on as test driver and Rosberg doesn't jump ship, I think they will produce a decent car. Red bull have the experienced Coulthard and a decent driver in Webber, so if the team's reliability improves they will be on for some good results.

[Kimi_Hamilton]

I think RBR are going to get better for next season, and I can't wait to see it!

[deMuRe]

RBR impressed me because those sized teams normally start well to the season then fall behind when the big boys start developing the car.

The fact that RBR kept up with and even advanced during the development cycle shows me a team with: a) A kick bottom technical crew, b) The resources to develop the car.

Exciting stuff if you ask me, especially for this Mark Webber fan...

[millerani]

BMW performed brilliantly but i reckon that Spyker have made an amazing turn around

Sebastian Vettel has been the most improved Driver

[Ron Dennis]

BMW has made an huge impact on the F1 scene since buying out Sauber.

I still do not like the way they got out of their Williams contract.