I think it's verry difficult to rate these guys, for sure Perez is better than Kobayshi and both the Toro Rosso drivers, but comparing him to Paul, Nico and Maldonado is harder.

IMO

Hulkenberg
Maldonado
Grosjean
Perez
DiResta
Ricciardo
Jev

That Williams impressed me the most by its improvement over its 2011 predecessor. It was really unexpected how in the hands of Maldonado it achieved a win and could have achieved quite a lot more

Hi guys, I was wondering which car you think was faster in Austin, the Mclaren or the Red Bull? Normally it is an easy question but it seemed harder to answer at Austin. Vettel secured pole with the Bull but in the race Hamilton was faster. It seemed to me that the RedBull was faster in qualy but Ha...

The track Resembles Bahrain. Stick to interlagos

The more important question is how did Massa not out qualify Alo? He was faster in the first two sectors but then mysteriously lost out in the 3rd sector. Team orders, perhaps?

I chose schumacher because I thought that he was the best, now being young I did not actually witness his domination years of 2000-2004 and all i had was news reports of this great man in a red car winning on sundays untill I started watching f1 in late 2006. His last race before his first retiremen...

My dad said that it was a rolling start as well. I would like to see it again though to be sure.

It's such a landslide because diresta is allways being hyped up by coulthard and EJ and he has not delivered. And to cap it all off he is really boring and annoying and I can't think of any stand out drive that he has achieved. nico over Paul any day.

No not in terms of natural ability. I think that likes of Senna and Prost at their peak could easily adapt to the f1 cars of 2012 . Perhaps they would have to get slightly fitter (especially Senna who apparently wasn't verry fit at all). I think that today's cars would be much easier to drive at the...

No, the greatest f1 car ever has to be the Williams FW 14B of 1992! It's active suspension and traction controle was way advanced for 1992 . Nige won 9 races with it and I think it looks pretty in its Canon Blue yellow white livery.

Well I quite like it and on f1 2011 it's a very good track, last years race was ok.

Awesome1 wrote:Every driver this year whose on the same track with Maldonado

Same could be said for any driver who is on the same track as big John

Ja'a wrote:get Nick Heidfeld back.

Seconded

At least he got Hamilton at the end, not too bad then and he finished better than Britney.

I was disappointed with the bbc bias against Schumacher in this instance, Jake and David made it seem that Schumacher was definitely going to get a penalty for this supposed infringement even after they talked to Ross. this meant that they didn't even consider the achievement of a podium from Schuma...

Nelson Piquet Senior would kick donkey. After what he did to Salazar he would easily crush zombies.

Lotus definately, I know last year they lost out in the development war but not this time hopefully.

Artificial rain sounds way better than Pirreli tyres, races would be even more unpredictable and we may even see the back of the field get some wins, imagine Charles Pic getting a win for Marrusia at Paul Ricard, now I wanna see that.

All depends on if Schumacher can get a jump on Rosberg, if he can he will most likely finish on the podium. Im not buying the idea that Kobayashi can jump the Mercs, It's more likely that Kobayashi will have a poor start and kimi and Jenson will overtake him. Further back there could possibly be a c...

What about this idea, give Australia two grand prix. Keep Melbourne as the Qantas Australian grand prix and call Adelaide the Australasia grand prix, then we will have an excuse to scrap the European grand pix in Vallencia.

I dont want another long brake from F1. I dont care bout the situation in Bahrain, I just want a race.

I read it and am inclined to agree with the article. I supported Kimi back in 2007-2009 and was really shocked at how 2008 went so badly for him. All the articles about lack of motivation were all rubish, were they based on the icecream and steaming drunk incidents? But it was all for the best becau...

Incredibly well done mnmracer. Reminds me of the Zapruder film of the Kennedy assassination. From the camera angle from the back it did look like Vettel came across to early, but as you have just proven Karthikeyan seems to be at fault. I dont think Karthikeyan deserved a penalty although I can now ...

Personally I like Balestre when I watched the movie Senna, he had this Dictator like personality "My decision is the best decision" I think he had style. I think he was less corrupt than what the movie shows him to be and just because Prost is French and talked a lot to Ballestre doesn't mean that b...

I remember one Kubica race, I think it was in 2009 and he defended his place from Raikkonen in a ferrari for an impressive amount of laps, anyone remember what race that was?

Personally I really dont think it matters. The 2012 Ferrari is an absolute dog and Ferrari have way bigger problems than the Massa/Perrez question. It's like asking what music the band should play while the Titanic sinks. Yes Massa has had his day and more than his fair chance and Perrez should rep...

And if Perez goes to Ferrari and struggles to adapt to the car? It potentially ruins his whole career. Sergio would be much safer staying at Sauber this year and proving his mettle against Kobayashi, rather than risking a completely new team with Alonso. From Perez's viewpoint you are right and goi...

Hi all, this is my first ever new topic. It is vital that Ferrari get a driver capable of scoring points, Massa has proved incapable of doing this or reaching the potential of the car and has been involved in a number of racing incidents that he should not get involved in, wasn't he in one in Malays...

The strangest thing about Nico is.. His quote after the race.. The positive thing is that on my last stint with the slicks, I had good pace and because of my tyre management, I was able to beat Jenson. He's quite happy with his pace in last stint on soft tires...but was he aware that he was in that...

After Schumacher had his race ruined by Grossjean, he managed to salvage a point but I dont know what happened to Rosberg, bbc didnt even mention him, can anyone explain what happened to him :? Grossjean you utter pillock :evil: But also did Michael have a bad start or is that Mercedes not as fast a...

Well. He's got Webber behind him, which is brilliant because as we all know how rubbish webber is at starts. I expect to see the great man finish 3rd or maybe even 2nd if Hamilton or Button have a mechanical issue. Notice how poor Rosberg has been at qually over the last two grand prix. This is like...

1. Hamilton (on his better day's is easily fastest in world)
2. Schumacher (Proved he could fight with Hamy at Monza)
3. Raikkonen
4. Alonso (Disapointed me because of his poor racecraft. i.e will not try everything in the book to stay ahead)
5. Vettel
6. Button

I was disapointed with the interview. I didnt learn anything new, for sure it was allright but Jezza didnt ask anything about the 2007 championship or his attempt at rallying or even his reason for coming back. In all disappointing. They shouldnt have bothered interviewing that strange rockstar with...

Best 1. Spa 2. Suzuka 3. Monaco 4. Nurburgring ( I love the Gp version although would love to see the full fat Nordschleife version) 5. Montreal 6. Interlagos 7. China 8. Hockenheim 9. Monza 10 Silverstone ( if not wet like 2008 is quite boring) Worst ( Basically all new tracks, most are in deserts ...