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Round of USA 2012 - Picks and comments
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Circuit looks pretty good but it's a damned shame I won't be able to watch it due to the BBC shafting the licence fee-payer. Oh well.
I reckon it'll be a sadly boring end to the season, with Vettel driving off into the sunset. He seems like a nice guy, but I want different winners.
The picks you have entered are:
Winner: Sebastian Vettel
Second: Lewis Hamilton
Third: Fernando Alonso
Fourth: Kimi Raikkonen
Fifth: Pastor Maldonado
Sixth: Mark Webber
Seventh: Jenson Button
Eighth: Romain Grosjean
Ninth: Sergio Perez Mendoza
Tenth: Felipe Massa
Pole: Sebastian Vettel
I reckon it'll be a sadly boring end to the season, with Vettel driving off into the sunset. He seems like a nice guy, but I want different winners.
The picks you have entered are:
Winner: Sebastian Vettel
Second: Lewis Hamilton
Third: Fernando Alonso
Fourth: Kimi Raikkonen
Fifth: Pastor Maldonado
Sixth: Mark Webber
Seventh: Jenson Button
Eighth: Romain Grosjean
Ninth: Sergio Perez Mendoza
Tenth: Felipe Massa
Pole: Sebastian Vettel
You can follow the updates on this very site, Ed commentary is very good.
The picks you have entered are:
Winner: Pastor Maldonado - he said he could win, I believe him
Second: Fernando Alonso - once again, doing the best out of the tiniest odds
Third: Kimi Raikkonen - also said he could win more races, the team seems in good form now.
Fourth: Lewis Hamilton - I expect him to be very fast but to run into some trouble in the course of the race.
Fifth: Sebastian Vettel - some tracks work better for RBR, some don't.
Sixth: Mark Webber - he may arrive in front of Vettel, frustrating him of a position but I imagine he'll let his teammate through.
Seventh: Felipe Massa - still inspired until the end
Eighth: Romain Grosjean - he is being prudent for a good reason
Ninth: Paul di Resta - everyone is very close to each other at this stage
Tenth: Jenson Button - Jenson is not particularly showing his qualities lately, but he's got a good car.
Pole: Lewis Hamilton - expect brilliance from Lewis on the first race of the Circuit of the Americas!
The picks you have entered are:
Winner: Pastor Maldonado - he said he could win, I believe him
Second: Fernando Alonso - once again, doing the best out of the tiniest odds
Third: Kimi Raikkonen - also said he could win more races, the team seems in good form now.
Fourth: Lewis Hamilton - I expect him to be very fast but to run into some trouble in the course of the race.
Fifth: Sebastian Vettel - some tracks work better for RBR, some don't.
Sixth: Mark Webber - he may arrive in front of Vettel, frustrating him of a position but I imagine he'll let his teammate through.
Seventh: Felipe Massa - still inspired until the end
Eighth: Romain Grosjean - he is being prudent for a good reason
Ninth: Paul di Resta - everyone is very close to each other at this stage
Tenth: Jenson Button - Jenson is not particularly showing his qualities lately, but he's got a good car.
Pole: Lewis Hamilton - expect brilliance from Lewis on the first race of the Circuit of the Americas!
Jido doesn't like Sebastian Vettel it seems. Oh well, I'm sure Sebastian doesn't mind at all
I hope it turns out to be as good a race as the duel in the desert but I think it'll be pretty much a procession.
Winner: Seb Vettel
Second: Fernando (great driver; not so great car)
Third: Lewis Hamilton (unless McLaren forgets to attach a wheel)
Fourth: Old Reliable Mark Webber
Fifth: Kimi Raikkonen (great driver; not so great car)
Sixth: Jenson Button (another Old Reliable)
Seventh: Sergio Perez (a charger and a hungry one)
Eighth: Romain Groshean (assuming he makes the fifth lap)
Ninth: Felipe Massa (Old Not-So-Reliable)
Tenth: Nico Rosberg (who can't wait to beat Lewis next year)
Pole: Seb Vettel (you thought he'd be conservative this race? Ha!
Wish I could be there but family matters intervened. Next Year for sure!
Jim Watt
I hope it turns out to be as good a race as the duel in the desert but I think it'll be pretty much a procession.
Winner: Seb Vettel
Second: Fernando (great driver; not so great car)
Third: Lewis Hamilton (unless McLaren forgets to attach a wheel)
Fourth: Old Reliable Mark Webber
Fifth: Kimi Raikkonen (great driver; not so great car)
Sixth: Jenson Button (another Old Reliable)
Seventh: Sergio Perez (a charger and a hungry one)
Eighth: Romain Groshean (assuming he makes the fifth lap)
Ninth: Felipe Massa (Old Not-So-Reliable)
Tenth: Nico Rosberg (who can't wait to beat Lewis next year)
Pole: Seb Vettel (you thought he'd be conservative this race? Ha!
Wish I could be there but family matters intervened. Next Year for sure!
Jim Watt
My Racing Gods: Fangio, Vukovich; Senna & Mears --all racers all the time; graceful winners & generous in defeat, but never giving up!!
That's not it, I like Vettel but I like the fight even more!
Also, as I said some tracks suit Red Bull better than others. We've seen it during the season and we could see it again in the last races.
It will depend in good part on qualifying, if past races are an indication.
I think the RBR car is great and really fast, but remember Ferrari and McLaren are faster on straight line, and there are other factors too. In my eyes the competition is still open.
Also, as I said some tracks suit Red Bull better than others. We've seen it during the season and we could see it again in the last races.
It will depend in good part on qualifying, if past races are an indication.
I think the RBR car is great and really fast, but remember Ferrari and McLaren are faster on straight line, and there are other factors too. In my eyes the competition is still open.
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Winner: Fernando Alonso
Second: Sebastian Vettel
Third: Kimi Raikkonen
Fourth: Mark Webber
Fifth: Lewis Hamilton
Sixth: Felipe Massa
Seventh: Jenson Button
Eighth: Romain Grosjean
Ninth: Bruno Senna
Tenth: Pastor Maldonado
Pole: Sebastian Vettel
Second: Sebastian Vettel
Third: Kimi Raikkonen
Fourth: Mark Webber
Fifth: Lewis Hamilton
Sixth: Felipe Massa
Seventh: Jenson Button
Eighth: Romain Grosjean
Ninth: Bruno Senna
Tenth: Pastor Maldonado
Pole: Sebastian Vettel
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Esbjorn top scored this round with a score of 76. Congratulations to Esbjorn, you have won a Gift from NewsOnF1 USA Online Store valued at $25.
Esbjorn managed to pick 9 of the top 10 finishers with 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 7th and 9th in their exact finishing place. Picking Sebastian Vettel for pole earned Esbjorn 6 additional points and scored a bonus 10 points for picking 9 and Pole!
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Esbjorn managed to pick 9 of the top 10 finishers with 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 7th and 9th in their exact finishing place. Picking Sebastian Vettel for pole earned Esbjorn 6 additional points and scored a bonus 10 points for picking 9 and Pole!
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