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#307932
LewEngBridewell wrote:Fangio VS Vettel... both driving a Brabham. Who would win??? :P:whip:
Vettel obviously. Fangio no longer races!

On a serious note, the drivers of today would probably be unable to race the cars of the 50's and vice-versa.
#307940
andrew wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:Fangio VS Vettel... both driving a Brabham. Who would win??? :P:whip:
Vettel obviously. Fangio no longer races!

On a serious note, the drivers of today would probably be unable to race the cars of the 50's and vice-versa.
I think it's the other way around more so than...
#307991
I'm wondering...is there a chance for Kimi to come back to McLaren?

Relationship between Kimi and Renault seem strained at the moment.

McLaren can't be defending Button forever.

Lewis + Kimi = F1. :P:P:P
#308013
Hammer278 wrote:I'm wondering...is there a chance for Kimi to come back to McLaren?

Relationship between Kimi and Renault seem strained at the moment.

McLaren can't be defending Button forever.

Lewis + Kimi = F1. :P:P:P
Raikkonen returning to McLaren would be good times IMO! :D Time to make up for 2005! :hehe:
#308555
Sauber Mercedes F1 Team.

To see Peter Sauber ditch all of the politics and agreements between his team and Ferrari and go back to his roots in motorsport with Mercedes; THAT would be my dream team.

Who sits in the cars would not really matter to me. HOWEVER, I would still appreciate Kamui Kobayashi sticking around - maybe a returning veteran driver? Massa, Raikkonen... All three are fantastic drivers to me. :)
#308558
KingVee wrote:Sauber Mercedes F1 Team..

Who sits in the cars would not really matter to me. HOWEVER, I would still appreciate Kamui Kobayashi sticking around - maybe a returning veteran driver? Massa, Raikkonen... All three are fantastic drivers to me. :)
:yikes:
#308562
Hammer278 wrote:
KingVee wrote:Sauber Mercedes F1 Team..

Who sits in the cars would not really matter to me. HOWEVER, I would still appreciate Kamui Kobayashi sticking around - maybe a returning veteran driver? Massa, Raikkonen... All three are fantastic drivers to me. :)
:yikes:
I expected that. :laugh:

I like Felipe's style, when he is into it obviously... I remember watching Massa, last season, and loving how he's a bit on the cocky side when defending his position, how he likes to challenge the guy behind him - he's a tricky one at times and I just love how he pushes his car so hard, he'll often ruin his race or break the car. But overall, I have a tendency to pull for the underdogs and judge athletes more by their talents (or a lot of times, their style) than by the results they achieve with them. That's why I said "to me". :rofl:
#309228
From the current drivers under the current technical regulations, I think that:

Kimi Raikkonen + Fernando Alonso would be the most difficult to beat in the constructors' championship

Seb Vettel + Lewis Hamilton would be the most exciting

Romain Grosjean + Jenson Button would be the biggest disappointment after producing high expectations in each race
#309255
I would like to see Vettel/Hamilton or Alonso, driving in the same car to see who would excel.

I also would like to see a De Resta/Grosjean, that would make a very talented set of drivers for the long term.
#309326
zpetrov wrote:From the current drivers under the current technical regulations, I think that:

Kimi Raikkonen + Fernando Alonso would be the most difficult to beat in the constructors' championship

Seb Vettel + Lewis Hamilton would be the most exciting

Romain Grosjean + Jenson Button would be the biggest disappointment after producing high expectations in each race
Since when do we have high expectations of Button in races? :P
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