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**zdlupikkkdi** · 09-28-2012, 07:05 PM

The combination of Ross Brawn and Lewis Hamilton could be an exciting one. Brawn has a track record of producing excellent cars and Hamilton is one of the few drivers (in my opinion) on the grid who can really push a car to its limits and get the most out of it.

If Mercedes get it right when the new rules come in (2014?) regarding engines etc. this could be a very good move for Lewis.

Brawn was a great Technical Director, but Rory Byrne designed all the winning cars for Benetton and Ferrari over those years. If Mercedes are holding back until 2014, because of the huge rule changes, they might reproduce the success Brawn had back in 2009, but that means 2013 is going to be a rough year for Hamilton. Saying that, with stable rules in 2013 it's mostly about catching up rather than perfection.

09-28-2012, 07:05 PM	#4
zdlupikkkdi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	The combination of Ross Brawn and Lewis Hamilton could be an exciting one. Brawn has a track record of producing excellent cars and Hamilton is one of the few drivers (in my opinion) on the grid who can really push a car to its limits and get the most out of it. If Mercedes get it right when the new rules come in (2014?) regarding engines etc. this could be a very good move for Lewis. Brawn was a great Technical Director, but Rory Byrne designed all the winning cars for Benetton and Ferrari over those years. If Mercedes are holding back until 2014, because of the huge rule changes, they might reproduce the success Brawn had back in 2009, but that means 2013 is going to be a rough year for Hamilton. Saying that, with stable rules in 2013 it's mostly about catching up rather than perfection.
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