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WHICH DRIVER WILL BE THE "BANKER" FOR 2007 PICKS
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 3:46 pm
by Julian Mayo
Kubrica
Kimi
Alonso
Sato
Massa
Button
Ralf
Webber
Nick
Barrichello
Trulli
DC
etc ????????????
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 3:55 pm
by JayVee
Personally I will pick Alonso every race
but I realise that the McLaren may be unreliable early in the season
But I think the banker would be Fisichella (5th or 6th)
Perhaps Coulthard too (7th or 8th)
The "Banker" would have to be an experienced and consistent driver!
Yours
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 4:43 pm
by Julian Mayo
JayVee wrote:Personally I will pick Alonso every race
but I realise that the McLaren may be unreliable early in the season
But I think the banker would be Fisichella (5th or 6th)
Perhaps Coulthard too (7th or 8th)
The "Banker" would have to be an experienced and consistent driver!
Yours
Massa
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 4:52 pm
by gkaytaz
JayVee wrote:Personally I will pick Alonso every race
but I realise that the McLaren may be unreliable early in the season
But I think the banker would be Fisichella (5th or 6th)
Perhaps Coulthard too (7th or 8th)
The "Banker" would have to be an experienced and consistent driver!
Yours
Dunno really. Guess I will go with Kimi but one thing is sure Snowy will pick Lewis Hamilton
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 9:24 pm
by <T-K>
More than likely be Kimi
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 9:34 pm
by gkaytaz
JayVee wrote:Personally I will pick Alonso every race
but I realise that the McLaren may be unreliable early in the season
I am afraid you may be right. But for competition's sake I wish all cars were reliable enough so that we can have some nice battles for the podium every race.
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 10:16 am
by cmlean
Julian Mayo wrote:JayVee wrote:Personally I will pick Alonso every race
but I realise that the McLaren may be unreliable early in the season
But I think the banker would be Fisichella (5th or 6th)
Perhaps Coulthard too (7th or 8th)
The "Banker" would have to be an experienced and consistent driver!
Yours
Massa
I agree Julian. Massa is the man
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 10:50 am
by Julian Mayo
cmlean wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:JayVee wrote:Personally I will pick Alonso every race
but I realise that the McLaren may be unreliable early in the season
But I think the banker would be Fisichella (5th or 6th)
Perhaps Coulthard too (7th or 8th)
The "Banker" would have to be an experienced and consistent driver!
Yours
Massa
I agree Julian. Massa is the man
He has a darned good chance at the title.........
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 12:36 pm
by jacfan
Julian Mayo wrote:cmlean wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:
Massa
I agree Julian. Massa is the man
He has a darned good chance at the title.........
He has certainly improved his consistancy and would have to be up among the best of them.
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 12:43 pm
by Julian Mayo
jacfan wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:cmlean wrote:
I agree Julian. Massa is the man
He has a darned good chance at the title.........
He has certainly improved his consistancy and would have to be up among the best of them.
If he can get a couple of firsts in the opening 3-4 races, and, say, another podium while Kimi, and Alonso, are settling in, Kubrica, Button and co will make it hard for them to catch up.
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 12:50 pm
by JayVee
If the McLaren fails and the Raikkonen breaks
If the Fisichella relaxes and the Kovalainen hustles
If the Barrichellos and the Buttons keep BBQing
Then and only then will the Massa be World Championenen
For I fear he is far too inconsistentenen
But if it happens and he does winenen
Then he gets back his title The Rebelenen
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 12:52 pm
by Julian Mayo
JayVee wrote:If the McLaren fails and the Raikkonen breaks
If the Fisichella relaxes and the Kovalainen hustles
If the Barrichellos and the Buttons keep BBQing
Then and only then will the Massa be World Championenen
For I fear he is far too inconsistentenen
But if it happens and he does winenen
Then he gets back his title The Rebelenen
Whatever you are on, please fedex a goodly portion post haste
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 12:57 pm
by JayVee
Nothing really
A bit of broken logic (learned that from gkaytaz
)
And a bit of broken poetry (cause I felt like it)
You know, music does wierd things to you
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 1:02 pm
by Julian Mayo
JayVee wrote:Nothing really
A bit of broken logic (learned that from gkaytaz
)
And a bit of broken poetry (cause I felt like it)
You know, music does wierd things to you
To me? sure does
Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 8:28 pm
by Amjad
Let's take a look to what situation will be in early 2007 (first 3-5 races)
Renault:
+ve: stable technical department +management
-ve :Have New tire supplier + proven inconstancies driver(Fiso) + rookie
Ferrari:
+ve: have massa + Fia + Bridgestone
-ve :broken of dream team technical staff+ No MS+ new face (kimi)
McLaren:
+ve: have number one in the nose of the car
-ve: will have two new driver + new tire supplier+ struggling technical department
Honda:
+ve: have stable driver lineup + stable technical department + zonta
-ve: new tire supplier
BMW:
+ve: have proven driver (Nick) + stable technical department
-ve: new tire supplier + semi rookie (kubica)
Toyota:
+ve: have stable driver lineup + stable technical department + Bridgestone
-ve: Reliability (become too aggressive)
Redbull
+ve: have proven driver (DC) + Boosted technical department
-ve: new tire supplier + new driver (Webber)
Williams:
+ve: management
-ve: new engine + rusty racer (wurz)+ no leader driver
So it will be a mess start for 2007 until the 4th or 5th round and everything settle down
I think if 2006 Bridgestone shoed car have advantage in early 2007 it will be down to Ferrari (massa) and Toyota to dominate, if not it will be really mess and no one can predict any thing until actual race start in 2007