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"Don't worry babe, I'm just checking out the Air Bags! Comfort'n'safety is what I like!"

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Sheesh, have only 1 left now!!!

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After witnessing the surprises & dissapointments of the malaysian Grand Prix, my prediction for the Chinese grand prix is:- 1. Jenson Button 2. Lewis Hamilton 3. Sebastian Vettel 4. Fernando Alonso 5. Mark Webber 6. Michael Schumacher 7. Sergio Perez 8. Paul Di Resta 9. Nico Hulkenberg 10. Daniel Ri...

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My assumption/prediction for the Australian Grand Prix results are:- 1. Button 25 2. Vettel 25 3. Alonso 15 4. Hamilton 18 5. Webber 18 6. Raikkonen 18 7. Rosberg 0 8. Di Resta 15 9. Schumacher 0 10. Hulkenberg 0 As per my Australian race tally, I've got 116 points in my kitty! Somehow, I forgot to...

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But GP2 drivers are usually very young hotshots, whilst Sutil isn't exactly young anymore. He would look very awkward, like a horse in a heard of sheep, I think. I would say that DTM or Indy (if possible) could prove better choices to keep up in shape. Ironically, his manager had claimed that he ha...

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Very talented driver, but he dug his hole and has to lay in it. I don't see any established team taking a chance on him. Maybe he should wait for one of the backmarkers or go down to GP2 to regain some reputation/pride. You are right! Maybe, he could go over to GP2 & perform well over, let some tim...

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personally i dont think he should be allowed back into the sport, i mean he stabbed a guy in the neck Even if Sutil accidentally hurt Lux, Lux would show it as if it was an assault! Do You think that only Sutil out of all the F1 drivers has a temper? Recently, when Alonso was going through a divorc...

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I think Sutil missed his chance. It's one thing to be a Hamilton or an Alonso where you're seen as a future star from day one. To be a guy like Sutil who has to work his way from backmarker to midfield and finally to the front, you just don't have the same margin for error. You can't afford to get ...

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He is too good a driver to not be on the F1 grid. Sadly he got himself in a little bit of mess. I seriously hope he gets another chance. I think he will - I just imagine most teams will steer clear of him until his suspended sentence ends. Do you have any idea as to when the suspended sentence will...

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I seem to recall DC was given a fine for "bringing the sport in to disrepute" after he gave Schumacher the middle finger at the French GP (can't remember what year). To be honest it's not really a matter of whether NK (or HRT) deserve to be racing but professionalism and on that front Vettel failed...

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Imagine for Massa, now he could leave Hamilton alone & target any of the other drivers! maybe he would select Peter Sauber for old times sake!

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I'm not taking away of his professional credits, far from that. Kudos for him that he rose from a sh*tty team, Spyker, all the way to the big four's rear, basically last year he was the best of the rest. But F1 is hard politics, so either he finds himself a huge sponsorship, PDVSA style, buying his...

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Great Britan 1981 - 11 finishers in 11 different teams, top 14 in 14 different teams. That's some good information that You've given us here! And Ferrari wasn't even one of those 14 teams.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1981_British_Grand_Prix That era was way before my time but it seems like if you...

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The pair were involved in an incident on lap 47 of the race in which Vettel clipped Karthikeyan's front wing while passing him, contact which resulted in a left rear puncture for the German. After the race Vettel was in no doubt as to whose fault the coming together was, calling Karthikeyan a "cucu...

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I think Sutil missed his chance. It's one thing to be a Hamilton or an Alonso where you're seen as a future star from day one. To be a guy like Sutil who has to work his way from backmarker to midfield and finally to the front, you just don't have the same margin for error. You can't afford to get ...

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He is too good a driver to not be on the F1 grid. Sadly he got himself in a little bit of mess. I seriously hope he gets another chance. :thumbup: No doubt, today's grid is quite competitive but even Sutil is! Sutil has experience as well which is vital for any team as the development never ceases!...

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I think Sutil missed his chance. It's one thing to be a Hamilton or an Alonso where you're seen as a future star from day one. To be a guy like Sutil who has to work his way from backmarker to midfield and finally to the front, you just don't have the same margin for error. You can't afford to get ...

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Adrian Sutil appears to have thrown his name into the hat if Sergio Perez were to be poached away from Sauber by revealing he would welcome the chance to make his F1 return with the Swiss team. Perez has been linked with a switch to Ferrari as replacement for Felipe Massa in recent weeks, with his ...

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FaceLOL wrote:Great Britan 1981 - 11 finishers in 11 different teams, top 14 in 14 different teams.

That's some good information that You've given us here!

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Interesting stat - the minimum is 5 and the max is 10. Has either of those ever happened? In Australia 2011 (http://www.statsf1.com/en/2011/australie/classement.aspx), there were 6 teams: 2 McLarens 2 Red Bulls 2 Ferraris 2 Force Indias 1 Renault 1 Torro Rosso Interestingly, both Sauber drivers wer...

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I'm very happy for this situation. It gets dull and repetitive when we see one team on top, the second consistently holding down 2nd, and so on and so on. I lost count of the number of fans who disliked that fact that one driver ran off with the title, and ran away. How things have changed, and as ...

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Even though the Malaysian grand prix was having mixed conditions, I'm sure even if the weather was bright & sunny, all of the teams would've been closely matched!

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No doubt the race in Malaysia was 1 of the best ever! 9 Different teams finished in the top 10! Some impressive statistics are given in the link below! Real happy that F1 has become so very competitive right upto the midfield! An amazing nine of the sport’s 12 teams had a presence among the top-ten ...

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Since he is dashing as per his looks, he also now has let Button & Vettel know as to how Dashing

he is!

Thought I'll put a small picture of the dashing dude who is in the news for being a dashing driver!

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In the Malaysian race, Sauber looked the strongest amongst all of the midfield drivers! Sauber is fast but don't know why Kobayashi struggled so much in the race because he is more highly rated than Perez! Williams looked good as well but this time it was Senna who shone bright for the team! 2nd rac...

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What's with Di Resta today? :uhoh: Today, he suffered from a disc brake failure, which is why it took him quite some time to come out in the second practice! He may suffer from qualifying well but he has claimed that the race pace of Force India is quite strong for Malaysia! It seems Hulkenberg wil...

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Hi, im opposite red bull pits now. Practice 2 abt to start! No rain. Unlikely to rain Thanks for the valuable information! :thumbup: However, it should rain a little during the race as a wet race tests the capabilities of a driver even further + every lap, some or the other surprise can spring up!

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Good to see both of the Force India's in the top 10! Last year even, Sutil finished the race in 5th! Seems the Mercedes engine at the back of Force India, will again help them perform well & score some good points!

Waiting to see Hulkenberg's race pace as I believe he can be faster than Di Resta!

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F108 wrote:Give Sutil another shot.

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damo85 wrote:I was really impressed by the raciness of the midfield teams in Melbourne, I just hope it continues all season long.

That last-lap finish was superb

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Trulli would be a bad choice because there is a good chance he'll be no better than Massa. Sutil would be a better driver, but I'm not comfortable with him on the grid at all, considering that he stabbed a guy in the neck. Perez is the obvious choice, but I don't think he's ready. He's put in some ...

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can't see him being any better - get some young blood in there I think Sutil can be a real good option! If he gets it then let it be his last chance to shine in F1! Otherwise from 2013, he cans earch elsewhere so that the new guns can take a shot at the top teams! Do you really think Sutil has the ...

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slide wrote:can't see him being any better - get some young blood in there

I think Sutil can be a real good option! If he gets it then let it be his last chance to shine in F1! Otherwise from 2013, he cans earch elsewhere so that the new guns can take a shot at the top teams!

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flavio81 wrote:No clue at all... I'd be happy to see Hulkenberg or Perez get a podium, though.

Hulkenberg had really outqualified Di Resta, inspite of being on the sidelines for a year!

I'm really waiting to see his race pace as he can surely spring some surprises this year!

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Here is the link where it's suggested by an Italian newspaper than Trulli may have a chance to replace Massa sometime during the year! Provided if he doesn't score good enough points after getting a new chassis! http://totalf1.com/full_story/view/410889/Report_links_Trulli_with_Massa8217s_Ferrari_ra...

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My two cents: Massa is a moving danger on the race track and it is time his superlicense was suspended. He prefers accidents to fair racing and it is time he was sent home. I sure don't want to start a war and be considered a troller, but last year, which driver had more contact with more drivers m...

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My heart screams Williams, but with Senna's lack of pace, even if Maldonado doesn't crash again and maintains the form he showed for the majority of the race, Sauber will better them. I surely hope Williams to overtake Sauber & Toro Rosso as I don't like these 2 teams much! Williams was my favourit...

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http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2012/03/20/massa-chassis-malaysian-grand-prix/ Look at the comments from ferrari " “This choice was taken to clear up any doubts about the unusual performance of his car during the weekend at Albert Park.”, Is this the final warning that its not the car to blame but the d...

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