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who will win the hungarian gp?

Hamilton
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62%
Massa
5
19%
Kovalainen
No votes
0%
Raikkonen
5
19%
Kubica
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Other
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By EwanM
#58858
Mikep99 wrote:
EwmanM wrote:
Mikep99 wrote:I think Hammy has it in the bag.
It isn't over until the Haug sings.
Yeh I know, practice does not mean much but I just got that feeling :irked:
So did Boston... but where are they now :D

Na i know what you mean. I'll see after qually tommrow
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By AKR
#58865
Mikep99 wrote:
EwmanM wrote:
Mikep99 wrote:I think Hammy has it in the bag.
It isn't over until the Haug sings.
Yeh I know, practice does not mean much but I just got that feeling :irked:
I have the same feeling as you and it is a s*** feeling. Why did this stupid Lewis Hamilton have to come along and spoil all the fun. I mean if McLaren had another driver at around Heikki's level, Ferrari would be very much on their way now where they rightfully belong and that is in Victory Lane.
#58870
I'm going with Lewis Hamilton. Not only has he been doing a fantastic job (save for the little pit blunder back in Canada), but he also won the Hungarian GP in 2007. Unless Hamilton manages to pull another blunder out of his butt or someone wrecks him out of the race, I'm definitely predicting him to win it this weekend.
#58887
It will be Hammy if nothing goes wrong.
Don't know what the hell is up with Kimi. :confused: I don't think he has his heart in it any more.
By al4x
#58888
Mikep99 wrote:It will be Hammy if nothing goes wrong.
Don't know what the hell is up with Kimi. :confused: I don't think he has his heart in it any more.
yeah, same
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