View Poll Results: Who will win the championship?
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Lewis Hamilton
50 58.82% -
Fernando Alonso
27 31.76% -
Felipe Massa
2 2.35% -
Kimi Raikkonen
3 3.53% -
Nick Heidfeld
0 0% -
Giancarlo Fishichella
0 0% -
Robert Kubica
0 0% -
Alexander Wurz
0 0% -
Heikki Kovalanien
0 0% -
Nico Rosberg
0 0% -
David Coulthard
0 0% -
Takuma Sato
2 2.35% -
Jarno Trulli
1 1.18% -
Ralf Schumacher
0 0%
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11th June 2007, 13:05 #1
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Who will win the championship this year?
It's one of the most unpredictable seasons for a very long time, and the championship is still very much in doubt, who's your pick for the 2007 title?
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11th June 2007, 13:07 #2
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I'd have to say Fernando.
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11th June 2007, 13:09 #3
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I voted for Lewis Hamilton - where's my vote?
When in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout
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11th June 2007, 13:12 #4
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11th June 2007, 13:14 #5
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Out on a limb here...Lewis. He hasn't struggled in any of the races so far and he just seems to have an aura of success around him. Also, the Ferraris struggle behind traffic, and I'm sure that more than once, when its crunch time, and a Ferrari gets hit with a penalty or a poor grid position, they will suffer majorly.
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11th June 2007, 13:15 #6
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My vote goes to Lewis to win the WDC 2007, I bet £100 for him to win the WCD 2007 also.
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11th June 2007, 13:26 #7
Lewis has been pretty fortunate this year as well so it will be interesting to see how he deals with a change in fortune. But you can bet your money this one will be decided in Brazil. Ferrari are looking ever-more unlikely to take either title.
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11th June 2007, 13:31 #8
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I want to enthusiastically say 'Hamilton!'. But fortunes can change oh so quickly in F1 that I will go only so far to say:
One of the McLaren teammates will win the championship. [/b]Especially[/b] if Ferrari fail to reach the podium in the US." Lady - I'm in an awful dilemma.
Moe - Yeah, I never cared much for these foreign cars either."
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11th June 2007, 13:56 #9
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11th June 2007, 14:06 #10
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This Hamilton kid is going alright. his head's pretty organised, so i'll tip him, but won't be surprised if alonso runs his lead down when he gets back to europe.
Imagine how quick he'll be when he knows all the tracks...the wise man does at once what the fool does finally - macchiavelli
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