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**megasprut** · 03-12-2009, 10:31 PM

Toyota, of course.

But more generally I'd cheer for anyone, who is capable of surprising. It's time to end the everlasting Ferrari vs McLaren duels. I have great respect for those two legendary teams, but they are there to finally get beaten one day. F1 needs something fresh and new. It's time for a change!

Also as in these forums we have endless bickerings between Ferrari and McLaren fans, it would be exciting to see someone else interrupting this and putting everything into a totally new light.

03-12-2009, 10:31 PM	#12
megasprut Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 493 Senior Member	Toyota, of course. But more generally I'd cheer for anyone, who is capable of surprising. It's time to end the everlasting Ferrari vs McLaren duels. I have great respect for those two legendary teams, but they are there to finally get beaten one day. F1 needs something fresh and new. It's time for a change! Also as in these forums we have endless bickerings between Ferrari and McLaren fans, it would be exciting to see someone else interrupting this and putting everything into a totally new light.
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