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Who will be the first repeater this season?
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Topic: Who will be the first to repeat win? |
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#31 posted May 14th 2012, 03:12:52
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Maldonado was running 6th last year at Monaco in that horrid FW33 he was in.. So I think back to back wins for him wouldn't be -too- unreasonable now would it?
But I'm a mad Schui fan.. I want him to win, I know he won't though.
But I'd say either Vettel or Button really, but knowing this season maybe it'd be Kimi who'd win twice? Who knows!
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#32 posted May 14th 2012, 08:02:55
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#33 posted May 14th 2012, 08:26:16
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Alonso, just needs to manage his tyres & strategy better next race and he has it.. The Ferrari is a bit better after the tests(still nothing great) so if he can push it like last race and a little more then he can have it
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#34 posted May 14th 2012, 15:51:56
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I believe in Jenson Button, if he does not win in Monaco, there are great chances to win in Canada. I still have in memory the excellent race that he made with the wet track in last year.
I wanted to see a Lotus victory in Monaco, six races with six winners and six different teams that would be interesting.
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#35 posted May 14th 2012, 16:32:44
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#36 posted May 14th 2012, 16:34:37
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Voted Alonso, but hoping its my man JB...
Although it could be Hamilton if his awful luck changes. He's been outstanding with little to show for it. (No I'm not a Hamilton fanboy...)
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#37 posted May 14th 2012, 17:01:46
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Hamilton will win Monte Carlo, so we'll have to wait a little longer to see who repeats a win...
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#38 posted May 14th 2012, 17:02:14
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I actually think the most likely contender is genuinely Hamilton. Effectvely 4 poles from 5 races and no driving errors that I can recall. I think he's threatening to be the man to beat this season.
Of the options, probably Vettel is the best shout although it is genuinely tough to call isn't it? I'm also hoping that Raikkonen will get a win soon with what looks to be a strong car.
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#39 posted May 14th 2012, 17:18:25
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The two guys I believe have a great chance of doing that are the two who have yet to won, Hamilton and Raikkonen. Yet for some reason, they're not even an option here and Massa is. Another useless poll just for popularity reasons I guess.
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#40 posted May 15th 2012, 08:47:10
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Hamilton is not on the list because...
no idea, he seems poised to make it 6 out of 6 in Monaco.
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#41 posted May 15th 2012, 09:28:47
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Quote ( Jack Benson @ May 15th 2012,08:47:10 ) Hamilton Quote ( Jack Benson @ May 15th 2012,08:47:10 ) he seems poised to make it 6 out of 6 in Monaco.
He also seemed poised to win in Melbourne, and Malaysia, and Spain (before his qualifying penalty)
I think it's going to be a bit longer before we see Hamilton win, even though I think he deserves a win this season far more than he's deserved one over the last few years.. He's certainly matured a lot since his comments throughout last year.. The way he handled the qualifying incident was completely admirable, but I don't think he'll be able to win in Monaco...
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#42 posted May 15th 2012, 17:53:33
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I'm going to root for Kimi at MC so its 6 drivers/6 teams in 6 races. Off topic maybe, but how cool would that be?
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#43 posted May 15th 2012, 17:54:38
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#44 posted May 15th 2012, 21:51:47
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Alonso will win the next race as Ferrari s improving so much like we saw in spain.......
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#45 posted May 15th 2012, 21:52:50
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#46 posted May 19th 2012, 10:30:43
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kimi in silverstone (monaco first)
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#47 posted May 19th 2012, 10:52:06
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I think Massa will be the first repeater. Ooops, he must win his first one first. And double ooops, he must get into Q3 for the sake of it...
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#48 posted May 23rd 2012, 19:36:21
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I want it to be Hamilton winning Monaco and Canada, but I am a die-hard Hamilton fan :) (and a fan of anyone else who likes to overtake, go Kobayashi!)
But to be honest, it's most likely going to be Vettel or Alonso. Rosberg is my 3rd choice, I just have a feeling :-)
To be honest, I can't see Maldonado repeating a win this season. Yes he was great in Spain, but I think a couple of things went in his favour *COUGH**POLERUNNINGOUTOFFUEL**COUGH* :-P That being said, he'll probably take another podium or two.
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#49 posted May 23rd 2012, 19:38:35
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Maldonado, it's a bit far fetched I know, but I think the Williams will be competitive in Monaco and this season anything can happen!
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#50 posted May 23rd 2012, 20:44:32
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I'd like to at least see Schumacher on the podium before he retires again.. though after his driving in Barcelona.. at the scene of some of his greatest drives too.. still, he's got the best chance of doing it this year since his comeback..
Another driver to make a comeback (though I guess he didn't really 'retire' the first time): Prost!
Mansell kinda had 2 comebacks.. his part-time driving of the Williams in 94, which resulted in a win in Adelaide.. and then the failed McLaren effort.. in that weird-looking 3-wing McLaren :P
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#51 posted Jun 20th 2012, 06:30:30
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Alonso ? or even Hamilton.
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#52 posted Jun 20th 2012, 06:33:23
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Ferrari messed up their strategy in Canada. The F2012 has improved and is in a position to challenge for the championship. They have to learn to be different - It seems like they always go into the pits after their opponents go, like only 1 or 2 laps later. Instead of going in a few laps later, they should go for a few flying laps, only pit when the tyres degrade and theres no way to drive the car.
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#53 posted Jun 20th 2012, 06:50:19
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What kind of a screwball poll is this? Scumbag and Massa have not won a race at all this season, and Hamilton who won in Canada is not even on this list.
I would say one of the Red Bull drivers that get into the multiple race wins column first this season. It is all about having the best car I think, and they seem to have what I think is the best car.
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#54 posted Jun 20th 2012, 11:29:31
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Uhm, wasn't there such a poll already ? I remember having picked other as I was thinking Hamilton to repeat first, while he didn't have a single victory yet.
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#55 posted Jun 20th 2012, 11:31:46
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That would be this one Gunter. Check the date that the thread was created.
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#56 posted Jun 20th 2012, 12:12:57
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Quote ( Michael Winkley @ June 20th 2012,11:31:46 ) Check the date that the thread was created.
13th may 2012
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