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Have to agree with the majority here.Has to favour red bull.I think it could even be that much of a RBR track that it will be a 1-2,even with Webber at the wheel
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Have to agree with the majority here.Has to favour red bull.I think it could even be that much of a RBR track that it will be a 1-2,even with Webber at the wheel
You know its pretty sad that for everyone to bag a guy this year, the same guy to have won 4 races and 5 poles in 2010 to the youngest ever champion wank wank Wettel's 5 and 10 supposid greatest of all time youngest this youngest that bs.
You know its pretty sad that for everyone to bag a guy this year, the same guy to have won 4 races and 5 poles in 2010 to the youngest ever champion wank wank Wettel's 5 and 10 supposid greatest of all time youngest this youngest that bs.
Bud, I bet there are many here who would love Webber to take the fight to Vettel and beat him...but you have to admit his performance this year has greatly SUCKED. Look at the points difference between him and Vettel, and compare it to the Ferrari duo...I'm sure Massa looks like a right noob to you, well sadly Webber's not far off that stature. Past and future doesn't matter when the present is all people care about mate.
BTW I like Webber and was hoping he'd win last year out the 4 contenders, but he didn't.
or else it all comes down to his car! which a lot of people think. I know for certain Lewis Hamailton would have won back to back title in that car, i KNow for certain Fernando Alonso would have won back to back title in that car, so why not talk up Webber? A guy who lead the title chase longest last season. 
You know its pretty sad that for everyone to bag a guy this year, the same guy to have won 4 races and 5 poles in 2010 to the youngest ever champion wank wank Wettel's 5 and 10 supposid greatest of all time youngest this youngest that bs.
Bud, I bet there are many here who would love Webber to take the fight to Vettel and beat him...but you have to admit his performance this year has greatly SUCKED. Look at the points difference between him and Vettel, and compare it to the Ferrari duo...I'm sure Massa looks like a right noob to you, well sadly Webber's not far off that stature. Past and future doesn't matter when the present is all people care about mate.
BTW I like Webber and was hoping he'd win last year out the 4 contenders, but he didn't.
I know for certain Lewis Hamailton would have won back to back title in that car, i KNow for certain Fernando Alonso would have won back to back title in that car, so why not talk up Webber?
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ALEX WURZ
Two-time Le mans winner; Former F1 Driver
The FIA driver steward at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix will be Austrian Alex Wurz, twice winner of the Le Mans 24-Hour race: in 1996, becoming the event’s youngest-ever winner and in 2009. Wurz, who is still an active sports car driver and who will compete in the inaugural FIA World Endurance Championship next year, with Toyota, enjoyed a 12-year Formula One career, racing and testing for Benetton, McLaren, Williams, Honda and Brawn. He scored three F1 podium finishes: the 1997 British GP; the 2005 San Marino GP and the 2007 Canadian GP. As well as racing, Wurz runs the driver-training firm – Test and Training International – launched by his father, multiple rally cross champion Franz Wurz. Wurz and TTI work closely with the FIA Institute on the Institute’s Young Driver Academy programme.
LARS ÖSTERLIND
FIA WORLD COUNCIL MEMBER; honorary president of the Swedish automobile sport federation
Swede Lars Österlind, 66, is a highly experienced FIA steward, who has officiated at more than 100 grand prix and 90 World Championship rallies. A social sciences graduate and lifelong motor sport enthusiast, Österlind was President of the Swedish Rally Commission from 1978-1982, then President of the Swedish Automobile Sport Federation from 1982-1996. He became honorary president in 1996 and has been a member of the FIA World Council since 1984. Outside motor sport Österlind has specialised in management, working as a management consultant and pursuing his own business interests. He is also experienced in local government
at city council level.
ROGER PEART
PRESIDENT, FIA CIRCUITS COMMISSION; President of Autorit é Sportive Nationale du Canada (ASN)
Roger Peart is a civil engineer by training and designed the Gilles Villeneuve circuit, Canada’s F1 venue since 1978 (excepting 1987 and 2009). He first became involved in motor sport as a racing
mechanic while still at school in the UK from 1949-1953 and by 1960 he had become a competitor. Until 1963 he drove in the Canadian National Rally Championship, before switching
to racing from 1964 to 1976. In 1967 Peart became involved in the organisation of Canadian motor sport and was instrumental in getting the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve onto the F1 calendar. Since 1991 Peart has been President of ASN Canada FIA and, since 1999, President of the FIA Circuits Commission. He has been a steward at more than 40 grand prix.
And there will be 1 DRS zone on the Reta Oposta straight between Curva do Sol and Subida do Lago (Turns 3 and 4): Single DRS zone in Brazil
Wurtz. I like him.
Who's Wurtz?
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