News On F1 Forums - Talk Formula 1

The start of the 2011 season is getting nearer with the final test of the pre-season underway. It is time now to tell us who you think will win the Constructors' Title in 2011.

Go ahead and vote then tell us who you voted for and why. You can also list the top 5 teams and their points

Voting closes on the Friday of the Australian Grand Prix.

(The list above is sorted according to the team list numbers for 2011)

For reference, the Constructors Championship table in 2010:

1. Red Bull Racing - 498
2. Vodafone McLaren Mercedes - 454
3. Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro - 396
4. Mercedes GP Petronas F1 Team - 214
5. Renault F1 Team (now Lotus Renault GP) - 163
6. AT&T Williams F1 Team - 69
7. Force India F1 Team - 68
8. BMW Sauber F1 Team (now Sauber F1 Team) - 44
9. Scuderia Toro Rosso - 13
10. Lotus Racing (now Team Lotus) - 0
11. HRT F1 Team - 0
12. Virgin Racing (now Marussia Virgin Racing) - 0

Also vote for the driver you think will win the 2011 F1 Drivers' Championship here

Predict the results of every race - Join the 10 'n' Pole Competition here

Red Bull is the most likely to win this championship, closely followed by Ferrari.

However my vote goes to McLaren. Their car does not look too strong at this stage of the season. But it is a strong team at many levels, which I think will make them a contender. Both drivers are excellent too.

Red Bull and Ferrari are known for strategy mistakes last season which could cost them dearly if that happens again this year.

I went for Red Bull.

McLaren has good drivers, but their car was the most unreliable in testing as well as being slower than expected.

They may only be a drinks company, as Hambone said but they do have the best designer in the business.

I think its' going to be Red Bull's year to shine as the constructors' champion, but with the new tires from Pirelli being used this year, it will be interesting to see who gets a grip on them first.

My feeling is that Red Bull will again clinch the manufacturers championship closely followed by Ferrari. McLaren will get there but are giving these two teams a head start by not having their car up to speed at this early stage of the season.