F1 again

[Thomas Andersson]

Have people completely lost interest in F1? Not single comment unless it's
been a answer to one of my F1 related posts...

After race two we had 1 finish in 4 starts (much worse numbers if counting
ferrari engine cars) and things were looking bad. Now we are three races in
and have dominated the last race weekend finishing it off with a 1-2 (and
not with the anticipated Kimi ahead). So, things are looking better again
and we start the recognice the Scuderia Ferrari of the Schumacher era again.
Are they going to keep this up for the next race or was it just a fluke? How
much will the loss of people like Todt and Brawn hurt them?

Best Wishes
Thomas *http://donate.tifozi.net/ desperate measures for desperate needs*

[James]

OK, I'm bothered by the lack of new posts as well. So, I'll respond...

Things are looking much better for Ferrari. I expect them to be competitive
/ challenging for the win in just about every race this season. That being
said, I'm very concerned about BMW this year. They look to have their
collective "sh...tuff" together and will prove to be a formidable opponent.
McLaren will continue to be 3rd-best. I'm just happy to see Alonso busting
his behind to eek out 5th place finishes.

Regards,
James
(aka, giallo355, er, make that 360)

Post by Thomas Andersson
Have people completely lost interest in F1? Not single comment unless it's
been a answer to one of my F1 related posts...
After race two we had 1 finish in 4 starts (much worse numbers if counting
ferrari engine cars) and things were looking bad. Now we are three races
in and have dominated the last race weekend finishing it off with a 1-2
(and not with the anticipated Kimi ahead). So, things are looking better
again and we start the recognice the Scuderia Ferrari of the Schumacher
era again.
Are they going to keep this up for the next race or was it just a fluke?
How much will the loss of people like Todt and Brawn hurt them?
Best Wishes
Thomas *http://donate.tifozi.net/ desperate measures for desperate needs*