Hammer278 wrote:vlad wrote:I must say, it's wise to start from the pitlane. Why? It's a pretty tight track, and most of the top teams get in trouble when starting from the back. My guess is that Vettel will start on harder tires, with a bit less downforce. Everything is still open, people. 1 Safety Car could change it all.
Exactly. Vettel has everything to gain and Alonso has to deal with some pretty tough competition at front to even get on the podium. That Ferrari is struggling big time here, and Vettel can still grab some points.
Good to see you're a true Vettel/F1 fan vlad. 
The things I always like to say are: It's never over until the finish line, never underestimate anyone and respect every F1 driver, who deserves to be there (I respect also Maldonado, even if he's paying to drive). For instance, we are all looking at Vettel and Alonso, but no one sees how Pic left both Glock and Petrov behind himself or how Hulkenberg starts from 11th again, and we know that he always gets points from there. F1 is more than just a show, even if Bernie tries to make it be one. F1 is about passion!
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