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[Robert182]

TURKISH GRAND PRIX in the past has = the massa show lol i like turkey i think its an awesome track and hope lewis can have gp2-esk style performance there and hopefully with slicks he would have problems with his tyres and go on a 3 stopper again

[cap-dude]

Personally I never minded the Massa show at Instanbul

But surely McLaren will struggle this weekend. This track has similar features to Barcelona, and we know how their race went there. Really, the team I'm looking out for is BMW. They have a diffuser and KERS update. Heidfeld managed to score well at Barcelona, so surely BMW should be more competitive this weekend. Toyota will also be ones to watch. After their mega slump, they need to prove that in this difficult time, they still have the ability to win a race this year.

[Robert182]

Personally I never minded the Massa show at Instanbul

But surely McLaren will struggle this weekend. This track has similar features to Barcelona, and we know how their race went there. Really, the team I'm looking out for is BMW. They have a diffuser and KERS update. Heidfeld managed to score well at Barcelona, so surely BMW should be more competitive this weekend. Toyota will also be ones to watch. After their mega slump, they need to prove that in this difficult time, they still have the ability to win a race this year.

well i did mind it and i didnt if that makes sense i will like to see what he does this season there tho i know what u mean with mclaren hopefully they may have some updates would be nice for some points i hope red bull do well this weeknd 2 is there a site that tells u if a team has updates ?

[Frosty]

I reckon Jenson will do very well but this track will probably also suit Massa and Ferrari I think McLaren will struggle with the very long high speed corners.

[headless]

Yeah I will be extremely impressed if tthe Massa show occurs again, and would be quite pleased for it.
Plus I think it would just be nice to let Massa win.
Jens should inconspicuously let him past to win.

[myownalias]

I believe that Jenson Button is most likely to win; I don't see Ferrari overhauling Brawn just yet; the Red Bulls don't seem to be as quick as the Brawn's in dry conditions. Toyota may have a shot at the podium but I half expect them to fall backwards during the season.

So I would go for the following:
1. Jenson Button (Brawn) 2. Felipe Massa (Ferrari) 3. Rubens Barrichello (Brawn) 4. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull)
5. Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari) 6 Fernando Alonso (Renault) 7. Mark Webber (Red Bull) 8. Nico Rosberg (Williams)

Personally I would love to see Mark Webber finally win a race after all his seasons in F1!

[headless]

Yeah its about time.

[Jensonb]

I believe that Jenson Button is most likely to win; I don't see Ferrari overhauling Brawn just yet; the Red Bulls don't seem to be as quick as the Brawn's in dry conditions. Toyota may have a shot at the podium but I half expect them to fall backwards during the season.

So I would go for the following:
1. Jenson Button (Brawn) 2. Felipe Massa (Ferrari) 3. Rubens Barrichello (Brawn) 4. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull)
5. Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari) 6 Fernando Alonso (Renault) 7. Mark Webber (Red Bull) 8. Nico Rosberg (Williams)

Personally I would love to see Mark Webber finally win a race after all his seasons in F1!

I would be more inclined to predict a Webber victory than Vettel. I think Mark is going to take the fight to Sebastian from now on. He has the momentum, the consistency...I don't see Vettel coming out on top this year.

[headless]

I think Vettel will, although inconsistent.

[7UpJordan]

Vettel is still only in his second full season of F1. Whilst he has raw speed, potential and talent, Webber has the experience to match it. It's kind of like Schumacher and Brundle at Benetton in 1992 when Brundle on quite a few occasions had better days than Schumacher.

[scotty]

It's kind of like Schumacher and Brundle at Benetton in 1992 when Brundle on quite a few occasions had better days than Schumacher.

I think Brundle actually outscored Schu in the second half of the season... something like that.

[EwanM]

It's kind of like Schumacher and Brundle at Benetton in 1992 when Brundle on quite a few occasions had better days than Schumacher.

I think Brundle actually outscored Schu in the second half of the season... something like that.

LOL anyone seen the amateur footage from Silverstone 1992 when Brundle finishes 3rd and the crowd invade the track. Schumacher is so pissed off at being beat that he revs his engine loudly

[Denthúl]

It's kind of like Schumacher and Brundle at Benetton in 1992 when Brundle on quite a few occasions had better days than Schumacher.

I think Brundle actually outscored Schu in the second half of the season... something like that.

LOL anyone seen the amateur footage from Silverstone 1992 when Brundle finishes 3rd and the crowd invade the track. Schumacher is so pissed off at being beat that he revs his engine loudly

Got a link to this? I'd be interested in seeing it. I've not seen much of Brundle's driving, although people tell me he should have won at least one race.

[Gilles 27]

Brundle was properly good, better than Hill and DC imo, and he was a dab hand in a sportscar

[7UpJordan]

Brundle was properly good, better than Hill and DC imo, and he was a dab hand in a sportscar

Particularly in THAT Jaguar XJR9...