The Official Monaco GP Thread 2012***SPOILERS***
Discussion
5 races. 5 winners. 5 different constructors.
Can Kimi, Romain, Sergio, Kamui, Paul or Nico make that number 6,6,6?
The list of drivers that go well at this track is quite long this year and the way that the season has shaped up so far means that there isn't really a form book.
Again, I suppose this could be said for all of the GPs so far, if McLaren can qualify we'll and avoid any cock ups, they'll do well. Alonso will have a long slog all race and overcome the Ferrari. Watch out for Kimi after the final stop. Saubers could ruin others races by one stopping. Pastor and Bruno go well here, as does the Williams car, watch out! Can Mercedes lock out the front row in qualifying and control the race, maybe letting Mikey break his own records?
It'll be an interesting race, no doubt. If there is carnage, the "new" teams may be in with a chance of their first points.
TV listings to follow. It's a BBC race too.
Can Kimi, Romain, Sergio, Kamui, Paul or Nico make that number 6,6,6?
The list of drivers that go well at this track is quite long this year and the way that the season has shaped up so far means that there isn't really a form book.
Again, I suppose this could be said for all of the GPs so far, if McLaren can qualify we'll and avoid any cock ups, they'll do well. Alonso will have a long slog all race and overcome the Ferrari. Watch out for Kimi after the final stop. Saubers could ruin others races by one stopping. Pastor and Bruno go well here, as does the Williams car, watch out! Can Mercedes lock out the front row in qualifying and control the race, maybe letting Mikey break his own records?
It'll be an interesting race, no doubt. If there is carnage, the "new" teams may be in with a chance of their first points.
TV listings to follow. It's a BBC race too.
The last 2 seasons have been as engrossing as any since the mid 90's.Not one of my favourite circuits for a number of reasons. The result depends more on Qualifying here than just about anywhere in the GP season.
At this stage, no idea who will be in with the best chance come Sunday but will have a better idea after Q3.
Not even looked at any on-line bookies' odds.
So, blind shot in the dark guess right now. Needs a nippy car and good driver ( they're all mostly good ... )
S. Vettel comes to mind.
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At this stage, no idea who will be in with the best chance come Sunday but will have a better idea after Q3.
Not even looked at any on-line bookies' odds.
So, blind shot in the dark guess right now. Needs a nippy car and good driver ( they're all mostly good ...
)S. Vettel comes to mind.
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I think Kimi/Grosjean will finally make the break through for Lotus this weekend. It's been coming and getting closer, this weekend they'll have it done and dusted. Hamilton and Maldonado wll be up there challenging for the win. Vettel and Alonso not far behind, and I'm hoping Button and Webber can have a better weekend.
Kimi to win for me.
But it's my least favorite track. Karthikeyan will probably be the most interesting driver to watch as he lets the leaders through half-arsed and probably causes 15 laps of solid safety car action.
Just my opinion but I think it's a throwback to the 60's and F1's Dog and Pony show for it's Sponsors.
But it's my least favorite track. Karthikeyan will probably be the most interesting driver to watch as he lets the leaders through half-arsed and probably causes 15 laps of solid safety car action.
Just my opinion but I think it's a throwback to the 60's and F1's Dog and Pony show for it's Sponsors.
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