alanrt54 wrote: The best years for F1 are those when more than one team are in contention. Simply swapping Red Bull domination for Mercedes domination changes nothing.
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Thoroughly agree Alan. I think that RB will catch up soon and offer competition, but the Brawn season showed that early domination is powerful in the Championship. It gifted Button his championship after all. The rest caught up, but too late.
I really want Williams and Ferrari to bring the fight, also McLaren, though I fear they're already buggered before they begin. Ron must be seething. Massa is disappointing so far, and Alonso deserves a car with a chance as he is one of the most exciting drivers to watch.
The Kimster disappoints, but you can't expect too much from a badly programmed T3 Terminator.
Lotus don't do owt for me, an abuse of the heritage IMO, just rebadged Renaults claiming the championship wins of the Real Lotus of the past. And it can't be long before Maldonado injures someone. Or worse.
Can't get worked up about Force India, feel a bit sorry for Sauber due to their long heritage in the sport. Also have a bit if a guilty crush on Monesha.... :yesnod:
The rest of the field are moving chicanes, but to be admired for trying. No other sport tolerates such a mismatch in performance. With the exception of the FA Cup, Burton Albion don't play Man U. Due to the talent gap.
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