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FerrariFan63 wrote:I'd like to see Massa win. A big upset and would put the haters in their place.I don't think we have enough salt and pepper to go round for all the word eating!
Hammer278 wrote:Can't blame him for not converting his poles so far though, Button was on song in race 1, McLaren f**ked up his pitstops in Malaysia. He's in a good position in the WDC thus far which counts most. It's a different Lewis we see this year I think, his 2 major criteria for race weekends seem to be 1) Beat teammate, 2) Get good points. Clearly realizes the WDC is there for the taking, making race wins less mandatory.Wow Hammer, almost verbatim my sentiments in the Malaysia GP thread.
LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...Doubt it that we'll see any major upgrades until the Spanish GP. I remember hearing that given the logistics involved the vast bulk of the teams equpiment and wotnot will be shipped straight to China even though the race is 2 weeks away. Maybe there'll be a few minor tweeks but I can't see there being anything too significant.
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...I'd imagine that RB/Newey will do a fair bit of head tweaking and spanner scratching between now and China
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
darwin dali wrote:I think Massa will be lucky to get an LMP GT seat with Ferrari after they kick his bum out of F1.LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...I'd imagine that RB/Newey will do a fair bit of head tweaking and spanner scratching between now and China
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
Same probably for Mercedes.
And Ferrari is pulling the contract option for Sergio Perez out of the Scuderia drawer...
What's Burning? wrote:I hope Sergio gets the drive, he deserves it. I just hope he doesn't end up what Irvine / Barrichello / Massa have all been before him......darwin dali wrote:I think Massa will be lucky to get an LMP seat with Ferrari after they kick his bum out of F1.LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...I'd imagine that RB/Newey will do a fair bit of head tweaking and spanner scratching between now and China
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
Same probably for Mercedes.
And Ferrari is pulling the contract option for Sergio Perez out of the Scuderia drawer...
What's Burning? wrote:But his bum is so cute...darwin dali wrote:I think Massa will be lucky to get an LMP seat with Ferrari after they kick his bum out of F1.LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...I'd imagine that RB/Newey will do a fair bit of head tweaking and spanner scratching between now and China
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
Same probably for Mercedes.
And Ferrari is pulling the contract option for Sergio Perez out of the Scuderia drawer...
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. LewEngBridewell wrote:I hope Sergio gets the drive, he deserves it. I just hope he doesn't end up what Irvine / Barrichello / Massa have all been before him......No one deserves to sit in the 2nd car at Ferrari!
andrew wrote:No. Perez certainly has more potential that that.LewEngBridewell wrote:I hope Sergio gets the drive, he deserves it. I just hope he doesn't end up what Irvine / Barrichello / Massa have all been before him......No one deserves to sit in the 2nd car at Ferrari!
LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...Martin Whitmarsh said that McLaren will have a few updates by China and thus other teams will as well.
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
darwin dali wrote:Stefano Dominicalli (spelt without checking Google so could be wrong) has said that Massa is not moving and brushed off the rumours and speculation about Perez taking his seat.LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...I'd imagine that RB/Newey will do a fair bit of head tweaking and spanner scratching between now and China
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
Same probably for Mercedes.
And Ferrari is pulling the contract option for Sergio Perez out of the Scuderia drawer...
calvins48 wrote:Yes, indeed. I don't expect RBR to be sleeping for long. They could well be onto McLaren soon. Which makes the team's result at Sepang a serious ballache, considering the points that could've been scored from that front row in the dry.LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...Martin Whitmarsh said that McLaren will have a few updates by China and thus other teams will as well.
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
3 weeks is a long time, even in these fly away races. I expect Red Bull to be challenging even harder but when we start the European leg of the season, Red Bull could be winning races. Like McLaren, their development throughout a year is very good.
calvins48 wrote:Yes, he said it today, while celebrating the Ferrari victory - but there are an awful many days until the next GP and an awful many things can happen...darwin dali wrote:Stefano Dominicalli (spelt without checking Google so could be wrong) has said that Massa is not moving and brushed off the rumours and speculation about Perez taking his seat.LewEngBridewell wrote:I wonder how much progress can be made in the weeks between now and the Chinese GP? There's plenty of time for some head-scratching and spanner tweaking...I'd imagine that RB/Newey will do a fair bit of head tweaking and spanner scratching between now and China
Do we think that some teams might arrive at Shanghai with a significantly improved package?
Same probably for Mercedes.
And Ferrari is pulling the contract option for Sergio Perez out of the Scuderia drawer...
But he has to say that.
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. LewEngBridewell wrote:I cannot believe how the season has turned out for Merc so far!idunno, man. Tires continue to be the bane of Merc's existence. Soft, hard, inter, wet... doesn't matter. They just can't get a handle on these pirellis. The fact they haven't over the course of last season AND the off season is not encouraging at all.1 point after two events is a shocker.
The thing we have to take into account here, is that we've had the season opener, which leaves only a vague idea of specific form, and then a downpour in Sepang. So there's still lots to learn.
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