I can't wait for the French GP

[loneranger]

This is panning out to be really, really exciting and interesting.
At so many levels.
Even Honda are happier http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpass_news_item.p...

The Alonso/Hamilton thing will go to a higher level. Sooner or later they will take each other off. They have already come close several times.

Ferrari seem to have their speed back. Let's see Kimi get his finger out.

Will BMW keep on improving and will they learn how to convert good grid positions into points?

The young guns Rosberg, Kovalainen and Kubica are all developing fast. Increasingly shading some of the old lags.

Will Ralph get round the first lap?

How embarassing will Spyker be?

[CommanderJameson]

If Kimi hooks up the car, his talent and his attitude, he'll be stunning.

[freedman]

CommanderJameson said:

If Kimi hooks up the car, his talent and his attitude, he'll be stunning.

How many years is he going to need then?

[stephen300o]

Some front tyres that work would help, we need the tyre war back.

[LocoBlade]

Since when have Ferrari had their speed back, or are you basing that on the final day of Silverstone testing?

[loneranger]

LocoBlade said:

Since when have Ferrari had their speed back, or are you basing that on the final day of Silverstone testing?

Yep.
And I would not be at all suprised if it was MS driving the donkey wearing Massa's lid.

[LocoBlade]

Not sure Id be too confident of a complete return of form based on one day's testing when we don't know what teams were on what programs testing what parts, after all Toyota were top of the timesheets for the other two days but I dont think they'll be challenging for victories as well!

Edited by LocoBlade on Saturday 23 June 15:09

[UK_WS6]

freedman said:

CommanderJameson said:

If Kimi hooks up the car, his talent and his attitude, he'll be stunning.

How many years is he going to need then?

Edited by UK_WS6 on Saturday 23 June 16:18

[loneranger]

I will ask you experts a simple question.

Which driver holds the record for the number of race fastest laps in one season?

Clue: It was 10 races.
Second clue it was 2005.
Third clue, the same driver won 7 races that year.

[freedman]

I'll leave you the claim of being an expert after all you've given us your in depth insight as to why Hamilton is quicker than Alonso so it must be so, oh and a poor excuse for why the worlds quickest driver (according to you) cant even beat his own team mate.

But to the question

Raikkonen, so what, he lost the championship by 21 points your point is?