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**Peapeuddedbaw** · 03-13-2009, 07:49 AM

All engines being fairly similar probably isn't far off. So let's look at it from that scale. We have Ferrari, Mercedes, BMW, Toyota and Renault power plants.

Mercedes seems to be very strong with massive improvements from RBGP and FI no doubt partly due to the power train. Then TR crushed STR last year. Renault have had a chance for parity but still are unproven.

I believe the lineup goes:

Ferrari/Mercedes
BMW
Toyota
Renault

with a very small gap between steps. KERS will be the big 'upsetter' this season.

03-13-2009, 07:49 AM	#12
Peapeuddedbaw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	All engines being fairly similar probably isn't far off. So let's look at it from that scale. We have Ferrari, Mercedes, BMW, Toyota and Renault power plants. Mercedes seems to be very strong with massive improvements from RBGP and FI no doubt partly due to the power train. Then TR crushed STR last year. Renault have had a chance for parity but still are unproven. I believe the lineup goes: Ferrari/Mercedes BMW Toyota Renault with a very small gap between steps. KERS will be the big 'upsetter' this season.
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