2011 Formula 1 Off-Season Discussion Thread
#81
Thanks Al! You should get something fun in the mail very soon!
#82
Dana!!!!!!!! It's been a while! I started this thread from an idea of yours to group everything into one. Hope you like it. How've you been man?
#83
Oh and to get off the whole Petrov ordeal... here's some more controversial news about the whole 'Lotus' mess...
Chapman, Mansell back Group Lotus | Planet F1 | Formula One | News, Standings, Results, Features, Video
Chapman, Mansell back Group Lotus | Planet F1 | Formula One | News, Standings, Results, Features, Video
#84
I think that the crop of drivers that will fill the grid in 2011 will be the best group in the history of F1.
You have - at least - five drivers that could legitimately contend for a World Championship: Hamilton, Button, Alonso, Vettel and Webber. Throw in Massa and a revitalized Schumacher and you could have a 7-man, 4-team race.
How many years did we go in F1 with a one or two horse race? It is the beginning of something particularly special. Now let's just hope they don't ruin it with 1.6 liter engines.
You have - at least - five drivers that could legitimately contend for a World Championship: Hamilton, Button, Alonso, Vettel and Webber. Throw in Massa and a revitalized Schumacher and you could have a 7-man, 4-team race.
How many years did we go in F1 with a one or two horse race? It is the beginning of something particularly special. Now let's just hope they don't ruin it with 1.6 liter engines.
#85
I think that the crop of drivers that will fill the grid in 2011 will be the best group in the history of F1.
You have - at least - five drivers that could legitimately contend for a World Championship: Hamilton, Button, Alonso, Vettel and Webber. Throw in Massa and a revitalized Schumacher and you could have a 7-man, 4-team race.
How many years did we go in F1 with a one or two horse race? It is the beginning of something particularly special. Now let's just hope they don't ruin it with 1.6 liter engines.
You have - at least - five drivers that could legitimately contend for a World Championship: Hamilton, Button, Alonso, Vettel and Webber. Throw in Massa and a revitalized Schumacher and you could have a 7-man, 4-team race.
How many years did we go in F1 with a one or two horse race? It is the beginning of something particularly special. Now let's just hope they don't ruin it with 1.6 liter engines.
In addition to the obvious contenders that Dana mentioned, I expect big things from Kobayashi; mainly some big wrecks but I think he'll also dish out some big ego checks for some veterans.
I'm also very curious to see what Vettel will do in 2011. He's coming off of the best season of his admittedly short F1 career where he's been criticized as being immature and reckless. Perhaps becoming a world champ will give him the boost and focus he needs to really take the reigns this year, or maybe his ego will go to his head and he'll fall from grace rather quickly...
In any case, I'm looking forward to hanging out with Dana and his son Paul in Montreal this June and seeing for myself!
#86
Lewis has ruled the CGP!
Besides, he has won every race I have ever been too.
I've only been to two - but he won them both!
Besides, he has won every race I have ever been too.
I've only been to two - but he won them both!
#87
#88
I gotta look into Montreal tix.
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