Bootstrap Framework 3.3.6

[LiamCatterson]

So now we come to Germany, a track suited for Vettel (Not performance wise) and Mercedes. What will transpire? Will Silverstone's drama continue to this weekend?

[LewEngBridewell]

Important event for Vettel and Merc. Tyres will be on everybody's mind probably. And if one fails, then... well....

[Hammer278]

We have 50 points separating 6 drivers now. And Mercedes held their own with tyres this time around very well (on a Barcelona-esque track)....Alonso and Kimi aren't the only challengers for Vettel anymore.

[LewEngBridewell]

Mercedes are really stepping up in the development race now. Stepping where Ferrari and Lotus are starting to fall down.

[What's Burning?]

We have 50 points separating 6 drivers now. And Mercedes held their own with tyres this time around very well (on a Barcelona-esque track)....Alonso and Kimi aren't the only challengers for Vettel anymore.

On a track that was to be their biggest challenge with non stop high speed corners. Mercedes has surprised me.

[Hammer278]

IBWT - In Brawn We Trust.

Germany is a lot more akin to Canada, and Merc's latest developments seem heading the right way....and Lewis will be out for revenge. NEXT WEEK BABY NEXT WEEK!!

EDIT. Oh I just realized it's the Nurburgring and not Hockenheim! Hockenheim seems a lot more like 'Mercedes'' home than Nurburgring to me for some reason.

[LiamCatterson]

Fingers cross for a double-double

As in a second retirement in a row for Vettel
And a second victory for Mercedes. Or Ferrari

[NHcheese]

Podium for McLaren?

...That is a stupid question. I'm ashamed.

[f1boy]

Looking forward to this one. I love these back to back races. The Nurburgring is actually quite a good track imo.
I think Merc will be strong again and Lewis will get the win this time.

Rubber issues could scupper a few again though, unless they use last years.

[spankyham]

Dare I suggest it coming hot on the heels of the Silverstone tire debacle. Imagine some hot weather along with the soft tire.

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[LewEngBridewell]

Dare I suggest it coming hot on the heels of the Silverstone tire debacle. Imagine some hot weather along with the soft tire.

......

[myownalias]

I'm going to go for a Webber victory in Germany, now he has made the announcement of his retirement, I believe we will see a much more feisty Webber.

I'm hoping for an Alonso win to cut he gap to Vettel in the WDC, make the second half of the season much more interesting, another retirement for Vettel would be great!

[What's Burning?]

His feistiness would have netted him a fourth place today had two of the leaders not retired. If Red Bull has a winning car then it's Vettel doing the winning.

[Hammer278]

I'm going to go for a Webber victory in Germany, now he has made the announcement of his retirement, I believe we will see a much more feisty Webber.

I'm hoping for an Alonso win to cut he gap to Vettel in the WDC, make the second half of the season much more interesting, another retirement for Vettel would be great!

You should have more hope in Mercedes cutting into Vettel's lead from now on....they not only know how to consistently lock out the front row, but it seems they've found out how to keep the lead as well. Horner's boots were shaking a lot more in Silverstone.....even after Vettel DNF'ed.

[cheekybru]

I'm going to go for a Webber victory in Germany, now he has made the announcement of his retirement, I believe we will see a much more feisty Webber.

I'm hoping for an Alonso win to cut he gap to Vettel in the WDC, make the second half of the season much more interesting, another retirement for Vettel would be great!

You should have more hope in Mercedes cutting into Vettel's lead from now on....they not only know how to consistently lock out the front row, but it seems they've found out how to keep the lead as well. Horner's boots were shaking a lot more in Silverstone.....even after Vettel DNF'ed.