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By far the greatest track on the calender.
IF Lotus is going to win a race this season its got to be this one. Dry race and Kimi will surely be up there. Schumi had his first win here back in -92 and has won it 6 times but since 2004 Kimi is the king of this track with 4 wins. Hope we have similar result like the Hungarian race. I wan to keep the excitement until the last race. |
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Yes, rain made it possible to catch Kimi. The Ferraris were like drunken donkeys in wet conditions that season. |
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Do some of you think that the E20 is the only car that comes out of the summer break with improved aero? They just happen to be the only ones flapping their jaws about it. As much as I would love to see the fleur de lis dominate technically, I expect inovation from Williams, Sauber, McLaren, Mercedes, and maybe even Ferrari, Renault will be lucky to come out of the break with the relative performance position that they took into it. Snaaaaap
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Do some of you think that the E20 is the only car that comes out of the summer break with improved aero? And,......isn't Monza next??? ![]() ![]() Renault is very capable of developing a fast package throughout the year. I would NOT underestimate them. |
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