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**Intockatt** · 03-31-2009, 01:29 AM

Considering the ruination Jarno got in Australia, it's time for a conceptual revenge to compensate the losses [5pt loss in WDC/WCC is a huge loss, it will be costly by season's end

]. I hope he is really fired up to fight back, I as a spectator certainly am. This must be a podium finish as a consolation, anything less is unacceptable! Trulli has usually been quick in Malaysia, Toyota has usually been quick there, so the cards are there. After disappointing beginnings into the season in Oz in '05 and '08 JT striked strongly back at Sepang.

The other guy really motivated will be Vettel. Lost a podium in a dramatic collision, which made him emotional in team radio. But he is also a guy, who can make a blinding performance after previous frustration. Recall Fuji '07, which brought tears into his eyes - one race later (in China) he made it up with a 4th-place finish! Despite 10-place grid penalty, I hope for a storming drive by Seb, and even more so in the wet.

Admittedly Brawn GP will be hard to beat, and also in the wet (they have quick wet-weather drivers + a great tactician in Ross), so the fight will be for "best of the rest" for P3 behind them in "normal circumstances". Besides the two above-mentioned guys Ferrari should be better (although they may struggle in rain more), Glock and the BMW's are capable of a great performance too.

03-31-2009, 01:29 AM	#10
Intockatt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 653 Senior Member	Considering the ruination Jarno got in Australia, it's time for a conceptual revenge to compensate the losses [5pt loss in WDC/WCC is a huge loss, it will be costly by season's end ]. I hope he is really fired up to fight back, I as a spectator certainly am. This must be a podium finish as a consolation, anything less is unacceptable! Trulli has usually been quick in Malaysia, Toyota has usually been quick there, so the cards are there. After disappointing beginnings into the season in Oz in '05 and '08 JT striked strongly back at Sepang. The other guy really motivated will be Vettel. Lost a podium in a dramatic collision, which made him emotional in team radio. But he is also a guy, who can make a blinding performance after previous frustration. Recall Fuji '07, which brought tears into his eyes - one race later (in China) he made it up with a 4th-place finish! Despite 10-place grid penalty, I hope for a storming drive by Seb, and even more so in the wet. Admittedly Brawn GP will be hard to beat, and also in the wet (they have quick wet-weather drivers + a great tactician in Ross), so the fight will be for "best of the rest" for P3 behind them in "normal circumstances". Besides the two above-mentioned guys Ferrari should be better (although they may struggle in rain more), Glock and the BMW's are capable of a great performance too.
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