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**Mymnnarry** · 07-25-2012, 09:05 PM

I found this comment in another thread, I think that it is worth a whole topic on its own.

And let's forget he (Alonso)* is not driving the best car on the track.

* not in the original comment, added for clarity

Apart from Maldonado's win in Spain which I think is an aborration, all other races have been won by four teams.
I think that in order that the best drivers out there are Vettel, Hamilton, Alonso, Button, Räikkönen, Rosberg, Webber and Kobayashi. This has to be taken into account.

I suggest that the best car out there is the Mercedes, but that Rosberg isn't quite the best driver and Schumacher who apart from having 4 retirements is past it anyway. This means that the Ferrari is probably the second best car, followed by the Red Bull and the McLaren at four.
I think that Webber and Vettel are currently able to drive a little around the "deficiencies" in the Red Bull and that the McLaren isn't quite there.

So I concur that whilst Alonso is not driving the best car on the track, it's not to say that it's a total pig either; it is after all really quite good if it's delivered 6 podiums.

07-25-2012, 09:05 PM	#1
Mymnnarry Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 641 Senior Member	Which is the best car out there? I found this comment in another thread, I think that it is worth a whole topic on its own. And let's forget he (Alonso)* is not driving the best car on the track. * not in the original comment, added for clarity Apart from Maldonado's win in Spain which I think is an aborration, all other races have been won by four teams. I think that in order that the best drivers out there are Vettel, Hamilton, Alonso, Button, Räikkönen, Rosberg, Webber and Kobayashi. This has to be taken into account. I suggest that the best car out there is the Mercedes, but that Rosberg isn't quite the best driver and Schumacher who apart from having 4 retirements is past it anyway. This means that the Ferrari is probably the second best car, followed by the Red Bull and the McLaren at four. I think that Webber and Vettel are currently able to drive a little around the "deficiencies" in the Red Bull and that the McLaren isn't quite there. So I concur that whilst Alonso is not driving the best car on the track, it's not to say that it's a total pig either; it is after all really quite good if it's delivered 6 podiums.
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