- 23 Aug 09, 15:08#145282
Remember "competitive animals know no limits"
I think Red Bull will be very strong

Remember "competitive animals know no limits"
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Brandz wrote:Its between Red Bull and McLaren, 'for sure'.I wouldn't be so sure about that, yet. McLaren have certainly found some form, but on circuits that require mostly mechanical grip. We're yet to see whether or not they work on an aero-dependent circuit that is as demanding as Spa-Francorchamps.

Denthúl wrote:Temperatures will be key here, I think, and we know that Spa can be hot or cold. I want today's victory to push Rubens on to some good results for the rest of the season, hopefully he can challenge Button, but I do think that Red Bull will be stronger here, especially if it's cold and/or wet.Brandz wrote:Its between Red Bull and McLaren, 'for sure'.I wouldn't be so sure about that, yet. McLaren have certainly found some form, but on circuits that require mostly mechanical grip. We're yet to see whether or not they work on an aero-dependent circuit that is as demanding as Spa-Francorchamps.

bud wrote:The cooler temps should help McLaren over Brawn, and i wouldnt call Valencia a mechanical grip circuit alone, it also requires good aero. So i dont think i would put McLaren out of the equation at all for Spa!
Lewis for the win (2 in a row at Spa)


7UpJordan wrote:McLaren had better stock up on some tins of green paint from B&Q before they head to Spa.

7UpJordan wrote:McLaren had better stock up on some tins of green paint from B&Q before they head to Spa.Don't worry I'm sure we have plenty in stock considering the amount of development.

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