where do I send my bets too please? and what odds do I get ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mia 01
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where do I send my bets too please? and what odds do I get ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mia 01
Hmm. While it looks like Red Bull and McLaren are still above others, it is becoming difficult to rank teams behind them. Hard to choose between Mercedes, Lotus, Ferrari and Force India. Also the long-run performance of Sauber has been praised. Meanwhile both Mercedes and Ferrari seem to have tyre degradation issues, more so than others.
We should promote a sig betting forum. It costs no money and is harmless, but still makes you or your "opponent" eat humble pie. Seaon end predictions wouldn't be much fun, as the main laugh is when people have to display their signature for a period during the main season.Quote:
Originally Posted by driveace
How about a wager?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mia 01
Alonso will wipe Kimi all over the track this year I'm afraid. Put your sig up if you think different. At the en of the season (or when it's mathematically impossible), the loser must have the winners choice of sig until the end of 2012
I'm not putting my money nor my signature on anything, but I believe that this year's Ferrari is going to be a dog. It's still not working and it's not like they have a lot of time to turn things around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
From JAF1:
Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso managed the Scuderia’s first race distance simulation this afternoon, after Felipe Massa’s attempt yesterday. There was encouragement for the team from being able to work the car on long runs, but trackside observers report that the Ferrari is still clearly struggling for grip on corner exits and the drivers are noticeably later getting on the throttle than other front running cars.
I know qualifying pace is not the focus but if it was then this is worth noting, putting all 7 days at Barcelona together, we have 18 cars separated by less than 1 and a half seconds and less than 6 tenths separating the top 12
1. Sergio Perez (Sauber) ................ 1m 22.094
2. Jenson Button (McLaren) ................ + 0.009
3. Daniel Ricciardo (Toro Rosso) ................ + 0.061
4. Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber) ................ + 0.218
5. Pastor Maldonado (Williams) ................ + 0.297
6. Felipe Massa (Ferrari) ................ + 0.319
7. Paul Di Resta (Force India) ................ + 0.372
8. Bruno Senna (Williams) ................ + 0.386
9. Nico Hulkenberg (Force India) ................ + 0.514
10. Romain Grosjean (Lotus) ................ + 0.520
11. Heikki Kovalainen (Caterham) ................ + 0.536
12. Mark Webber (Red Bull) ................ + 0.568
13. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) ................ + 0.797
14. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) ................ + 0.838
15. Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro Rosso) ................ + 1.032
16. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari) .................. + 1.086
17. Michael Schumacher (Mercedes) ................ + 1.290
18. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) ................ + 1.496
19. Vitaly Petrov (Caterham) ................ + 2.782
20. Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus) ................ + 3.285
21. Timo Glock (Marussia) ................ + 4.079 *
22. Charles Pic (Marussia) ................ + 5.249 *
* 2011 Car
Valtteri Bottas time not included
I doubt the Ferrari will be a "dog" but I also see them struggling for wins early in the season. They will however wipe the floor with Lotus-Renault-Genii-Lada-Cuthbert-Dibble-Grub, Kimi notwithstanding.
I'm up for that! I'll wager Renault in general and Kimi in particular will be way ahead of Ferrari/Alonso, especially in the early season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
I mean Lotus, not Renault. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by studiose
I've been a bit busy with work lately, but not too busy that I didn't manage a trip out to the circuit. Here are some photos from Feb 22.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1054015...eat=directlink