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I don't beleive Nick with thrash Villeneuve. They will be closely matched just as Rubens and Button and Nico and Webber

Just read that liitle bro is giving advice to big bro telling him to stop the retirement talk and support his team!!

Is Ralf worried about his seat at Toyota

I think Mike will trade places with Kimi at seasons end and cap 2007 with a championship 1-2 with Alonso!!

Alonso 1 Schuey 2 But what about Red Bull ?

Julian Mayo wrote:Alonso 1 Schuey 2 But what about Red Bull ?

Ron Den won't wait too long to pull another coup. Ross Brawn and Rory Byrne join Mike at McLaren.

RE30B#16 wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:Alonso 1 Schuey 2 But what about Red Bull ?

Ron Den won't wait too long to pull another coup. Ross Brawn and Rory Byrne join Mike at McLaren.

I take it that you also have dicovered the joy of Wild Turkey n coke on an empty stomach.........the whimsical thoughts... the desire to recite obscure poetry...realizing that suddenly your neighbour looks quite attractive as she brings in the washing, with the breeze wrapping her simple smock around her in such a fetching.....back soon

RE30B#16 wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:Alonso 1 Schuey 2 But what about Red Bull ?

Ron Den won't wait too long to pull another coup. Ross Brawn and Rory Byrne join Mike at McLaren.

N what have u been drinking oflate...

Kapel wrote:

RE30B#16 wrote:

Julian Mayo wrote:Alonso 1 Schuey 2 But what about Red Bull ?

Ron Den won't wait too long to pull another coup. Ross Brawn and Rory Byrne join Mike at McLaren.

N what have u been drinking oflate...

Whatever he has been drinking, I strongly reccomend he be very careful with neighbours n washing

RE30B#16 wrote:I think Mike will trade places with Kimi at seasons end and cap 2007 with a championship 1-2 with Alonso!!

Michael is too old to take on a challenge like that.

At Ferrari he made sure he gets a helper. He's so used to the idea that he can't drive without one these days and that is why I hope Massa is a rebel

Michael's not going to retire until he absolutely thinks/feels he can't compete agst. Alonso and the others on a consistent, race-by-race basis.

mlittle wrote:Michael's not going to retire until he absolutely thinks/feels he can't compete agst. Alonso and the others on a consistent, race-by-race basis.

August 2006, then ?

Julian Mayo wrote:

mlittle wrote:Michael's not going to retire until he absolutely thinks/feels he can't compete agst. Alonso and the others on a consistent, race-by-race basis.

August 2006, then ?

Nah, I'd give Schuey a couple of more years.

in 2007 if he is with Ferrari, he is going to be looking at the tail pipes of
Toyota
Williams
RedBull
Sauber
McLaren
in no particular order....and Renault if they are still with us.
So the best he can hope for is 11th, or 13th with Renault still in.
Unless Max comes to the rescue with more ridiculous rule changes, like Schuey gets a 5 lap start.

Julian Mayo wrote:in 2007 if he is with Ferrari, he is going to be looking at the tail pipes of
Toyota
Williams
RedBull
Sauber
McLaren
in no particular order....and Renault if they are still with us.
So the best he can hope for is 11th, or 13th with Renault still in.
Unless Max comes to the rescue with more ridiculous rule changes, like Schuey gets a 5 lap start.

I wouldn't be too sure, Julian. He might tolerate being behind McLaren and maybe Toyota, but Williams, RedBull, and Sauber? Probably not.

I think anti-Michael ppl should start thinking of excuses for this year too..if he takes the lead...rules mayb..hmm..tyres changes..yes