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for those who wish to talk about the upcoming race

to quote an Australian Football Legend Ted Whitten.

I hope Lewis and McLaren "stick it right up em"

even though Ted Whitten would use that war cry for Victoria when they would play South Australia in State Football i still admired the bloke

[AKR]

for those who wish to talk about the upcoming race

to quote an Australian Football Legend Ted Whitten.

I hope Lewis and McLaren "stick it right up em"

even though Ted Whitten would use that war cry for Victoria when they would play South Australia in State Football i still admired the bloke

And if he does not are you going to have another tantrum after the race Bud?

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for those who wish to talk about the upcoming race

to quote an Australian Football Legend Ted Whitten.

I hope Lewis and McLaren "stick it right up em"

even though Ted Whitten would use that war cry for Victoria when they would play South Australia in State Football i still admired the bloke

And if he does not are you going to have another tantrum after the race Bud?

if he is beaten fairly i do not lose sleep over it! if another scandal, hmmm maybe Felipe will get blocked by a car 500m up the road again like in 2006

[Mikep99]

I think Hammy & McLaren will be all fired up to give it to the red guys on home soil.

There is no better way to rub it in I think.

Should be an interesting race as I think Kimi & Massa will also be fired up for different reasons.

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Should be an interesting race as I think Kimi & Massa will also be fired up for different reasons.

Massa seemed abit peeved at Kimi in the Belgian post race press conference didnt he.....

[texasmr2]

Should be an interesting race as I think Kimi & Massa will also be fired up for different reasons.

Massa seemed abit peeved at Kimi in the Belgian post race press conference didnt he.....

I missed that bud what did Felipe say?

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Should be an interesting race as I think Kimi & Massa will also be fired up for different reasons.

Massa seemed abit peeved at Kimi in the Belgian post race press conference didnt he.....

I missed that bud what did Felipe say?

he was saying that Kimi had more speed and he didnt know why he was so aggressive up au rouge clashing wheels, it was the way he said it though that thought the relationship might not be so amicable at this time.

[texasmr2]

Ah I see and must agree with Felipe. I also dont think any of Kimi's teammate's have had an amicable relationship with him, he's too far off in left field aka into himself and not into his team, just my opinion of course.

[McLaren Fan]

I'm finding it very hard to get motivated for this race. Normally I can't wait for the next Grand Prix, but my lack of confidence in the FIA and my ill feelings towards them have come to the fore once again. Will the Italian Grand Prix be another fix like it was in 2006 and how it almost became in 2007? I can't say no anyway.

In theory, McLaren will be the favourites for this race, but at Spa, where Ferrari were meant to easily walk away with the race, we only a tenth or two of a second faster. On top of this, consider how in Monaco and Hungary when McLaren were meant to wipe the floor with Ferrari, and how in Turkey and France McLaren were meant to be easily brushed aside by Ferrari. All of these predictions weren't really true for the most part. So, who's to say Ferrari won't have the stronger package in Italy? They seem to have found a little more horsepower from their engine, that's for sure.

[onelapdown]

I'm finding it very hard to get motivated for this race. Normally I can't wait for the next Grand Prix, but my lack of confidence in the FIA and my ill feelings towards them have come to the fore once again. Will the Italian Grand Prix be another fix like it was in 2006 and how it almost became in 2007? I can't say no anyway.

I'm the complete opposite. I can't wait for Monza so McLaren can stuff the lot of them in Ferrari's own back yard just like last year.

[McLaren Fan]

I'm finding it very hard to get motivated for this race. Normally I can't wait for the next Grand Prix, but my lack of confidence in the FIA and my ill feelings towards them have come to the fore once again. Will the Italian Grand Prix be another fix like it was in 2006 and how it almost became in 2007? I can't say no anyway.

I'm the complete opposite. I can't wait for Monza so McLaren can stuff the lot of them in Ferrari's own back yard just like last year.

Even without the conspiracy theories, crazy decisions etc., little gives me more pleasure in sport than seeing McLaren win the Italian Grand Prix. I would really love to see the team slap it right up Ferrari and the FIA, just as they last season.

[EwanM]

I'm finding it very hard to get motivated for this race. Normally I can't wait for the next Grand Prix, but my lack of confidence in the FIA and my ill feelings towards them have come to the fore once again. Will the Italian Grand Prix be another fix like it was in 2006 and how it almost became in 2007? I can't say no anyway.

In theory, McLaren will be the favourites for this race, but at Spa, where Ferrari were meant to easily walk away with the race, we only a tenth or two of a second faster. On top of this, consider how in Monaco and Hungary when McLaren were meant to wipe the floor with Ferrari, and how in Turkey and France McLaren were meant to be easily brushed aside by Ferrari. All of these predictions weren't really true for the most part. So, who's to say Ferrari won't have the stronger package in Italy? They seem to have found a little more horsepower from their engine, that's for sure.

I'm motivated for the weekend, there is sure to still be alot of fall out, so bring it on.
It is very hard to predict where it will go, hopefully we get some racing as downforce will be lower than usual...

Also onelapdown, Hamilton wasn't on top of his game at Monza last year, mind you Massa wasn't either, it was really Alonso that went off and hid. (probably his strongest weekend last year) I'm expecting some Renault points this weekend.
Watch out for Torro Rosso to score big though.
But yes, I can see Kovy being way off again

[onelapdown]

Also onelapdown, Hamilton wasn't on top of his game at Monza last year, mind you Massa wasn't either, it was really Alonso that went off and hid. (probably his strongest weekend last year)

I remember my mum saying "shame about the result" expecting that because Alonso beat Hamilton I'd be dissapointed... I just said "unhappy with a McLaren 1-2 at Monza, are you KIDDING!!!"

Whenever Ferrari and McLaren are the main challengers the Italian GP is pretty much the F1 equivalent of the Old Firm derby match, and we all love it whichever side of the fence we're on.

[EwanM]

Also onelapdown, Hamilton wasn't on top of his game at Monza last year, mind you Massa wasn't either, it was really Alonso that went off and hid. (probably his strongest weekend last year)

I remember my mum saying "shame about the result" expecting that because Alonso beat Hamilton I'd be dissapointed... I just said "unhappy with a McLaren 1-2 at Monza, are you KIDDING!!!"

Whenever Ferrari and McLaren are the main challengers the Italian GP is pretty much the F1 equivalent of the Old Firm derby match, and we all love it whichever side of the fence we're on.

Me being on the side of Glasgow Rangers.
And Arthur Boruc being on the other side of a Pedro Mendes wonder goal...

[McLaren Fan]

Also onelapdown, Hamilton wasn't on top of his game at Monza last year, mind you Massa wasn't either, it was really Alonso that went off and hid. (probably his strongest weekend last year)

I remember my mum saying "shame about the result" expecting that because Alonso beat Hamilton I'd be dissapointed... I just said "unhappy with a McLaren 1-2 at Monza, are you KIDDING!!!"

Whenever Ferrari and McLaren are the main challengers the Italian GP is pretty much the F1 equivalent of the Old Firm derby match, and we all love it whichever side of the fence we're on.

Me being on the side of Glasgow Rangers.
And Arthur Boruc being on the other side of a Pedro Mendes wonder goal...

I'm a Partick Thistle man myself.