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**enurneAcourdy** · 08-03-2010, 10:13 AM

It could still be Hamilton, but I think Webber will be champion.

He has the experience to get him through, and to resist the challenge of Vettel.

I think all will depend on how quick McLaren are at Spa and Monza. I expect them to win at Monza, but I expect a great battle at Spa between the top 3 teams, maybe even with Force India thrown in like last year. However if Red Bull can win at Monza then it's all over IMO.

Then Singapore is probably Hamilton's track, Suzuka should favour Red Bull and Ferrari, Korea is a crapshoot, Brazil I'd go for Button, Massa or Webber, and Abu Dhabi is anyone's I reckon.

Overall I think that Webber will be more consistent than Vettel, and even though Seb is possibly a bit quicker, Mark knows the tracks better, and after the year he's had, I don't think he'll let anybody snatch the title from his grasp.

08-03-2010, 10:13 AM	#21
enurneAcourdy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 727 Senior Member	It could still be Hamilton, but I think Webber will be champion. He has the experience to get him through, and to resist the challenge of Vettel. I think all will depend on how quick McLaren are at Spa and Monza. I expect them to win at Monza, but I expect a great battle at Spa between the top 3 teams, maybe even with Force India thrown in like last year. However if Red Bull can win at Monza then it's all over IMO. Then Singapore is probably Hamilton's track, Suzuka should favour Red Bull and Ferrari, Korea is a crapshoot, Brazil I'd go for Button, Massa or Webber, and Abu Dhabi is anyone's I reckon. Overall I think that Webber will be more consistent than Vettel, and even though Seb is possibly a bit quicker, Mark knows the tracks better, and after the year he's had, I don't think he'll let anybody snatch the title from his grasp.
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