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TheHeretic
68,260 posts
124 months
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davepoth said: I love engineering ingenuity! 
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MGJohn
6,669 posts
52 months
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TheHeretic said: davepoth said: I love engineering ingenuity! Me too. Sometimes more than the actual races. .
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Monty Zoomer
798 posts
26 months
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I think Lewis will crash into Jenson for no logical reason whatsoever.
The result will be:
1. Fernando
2. Mark
3. Romain
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iva cosworth
6,822 posts
32 months
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egor110 said: Mojocvh said: Wet race then, IF it goes ahead. Why wouldn't it? Apparently he can forecast weather 9 days ahead.  I am going for a Hamilton win .
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Scuffers
10,418 posts
143 months
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forgetting the front of the grid for a moment, I reckon Caterham will make Q2 with both cars.
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Mojocvh
12,724 posts
131 months
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iva cosworth said: egor110 said: Mojocvh said: Wet race then, IF it goes ahead. Why wouldn't it? Apparently he can forecast weather 9 days ahead. I hope that it's not, but this kak weather is forecast to be with us until August. There have been major events cancelled around the country. Yes heavy rain present, but more importantly, insurance cover being revoked by underwriters due to the unstable weather.
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S0 What
1,633 posts
41 months
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Mojocvh said: I hope that it's not, but this kak weather is forecast to be with us until August.
There have been major events cancelled around the country. Yes heavy rain present, but more importantly, insurance cover being revoked by underwriters due to the unstable weather. KaK ? no ideawhere you are but it's quite nice out in sunny London as it was yesterday and i think the day before ?
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egor110
2,056 posts
72 months
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Mojocvh said: I hope that it's not, but this kak weather is forecast to be with us until August.
There have been major events cancelled around the country. Yes heavy rain present, but more importantly, insurance cover being revoked by underwriters due to the unstable weather. Are you serious? There not going to cancel the grand prix becasue of heavy rain, look at canada last year or when they raced at donnington.
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discusdave
154 posts
62 months
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Killer2005
15,394 posts
97 months
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McLaren 1-2 for me 
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tux
1,690 posts
77 months
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The weather forecast for the weekend is "showers". Marussia are coming with a big aero update, the first that they have designed in the wind tunnel so expect them to improve a little bit.
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MGJohn
6,669 posts
52 months
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Monty Zoomer said: I think Lewis will crash into Jenson for no logical reason whatsoever.
The result will be:
1. Fernando
2. Mark
3. Romain Now there's someone with a sense of humour. That made me smile. More seriously, how about a better showing by Ross Brawn's Mercedes team's two cars? Based on steadily improving showings in the past two events, I have a hunch....that's all. No known cure ... .
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El Guapo
1,708 posts
59 months
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1. Kimi
2. Button
3. Webber
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TheHeretic
68,260 posts
124 months
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El Guapo said: 1. Kimi
2. Button
3. Webber I'd like to see that.
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Mermaid
12,497 posts
40 months
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Gaz. said: Right, moving on from Valencia.. I reckon Valencia will start losing traction from hereon  Webber win - as an aside he does/did own a nice pizza/pasta not that farfrom Silverstone.
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Gene Vincent
4,002 posts
27 months
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Still rooting for Grosjean... but the field is full of competitive cars and drivers... you can't discount Alonso at all with his level of tenacity you feel he'd drag it over the line with his teeth if it meant getting there first.
I'll keep my £20 e/w on Grosjean as he's won me a few quid so far...
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Eric Mc
67,261 posts
134 months
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Johnny Walker is playing some archive radio commentaries from past British GPs in his Radio 2 show today. So far, he's covered the closing stages of the 1970 and 71 races. He's also playing 70s "speed" themed songs.
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Teppic
4,096 posts
126 months
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tux said: Marussia are coming with a big aero update, the first that they have designed in the wind tunnel so expect them to improve a little bit. They will be testing it at their straight-line aero test at Duxford on Tuesday. Maria de Villota will be on driving duties during the test.
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MGJohn
6,669 posts
52 months
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Gene Vincent said: Still rooting for Grosjean... but the field is full of competitive cars and drivers... you can't discount Alonso at all with his level of tenacity you feel he'd drag it over the line with his teeth if it meant getting there first.
I'll keep my £20 e/w on Grosjean as he's won me a few quid so far... He's had a bit of bad luck so far this season although to be fair, some self-inflicted. Definitely the F1 driver showing the best improved form this season. Due a change of luck for the better. He along with his team mate and the old man of the track definitely in with a chance of being the next different driver winner. I for one hope so. I had a few quid each way Grosjean last race and he looked in with a chance, certainly for a podium and possibly top spot thereon. Vettel is showing favourite at about 9-4 and 5-2. Very tempting to go against my better judgement and bet before qualifying. The improvement show by the RBs in recent races is impressive so 5-2 could be good value. If Vettel puts the car on Pole at Silverstone, he will become odds on. Button showing @ 16-1 surely due to show better than his usual Silverstone unlucky form...
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Gene Vincent
4,002 posts
27 months
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MGJohn said: Button showing @ 16-1 surely due to show better than his usual Silverstone unlucky form... 16s... ooh too good to miss... £20 e/w deffo.
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