2007 FIA Formula One World Championship predctions
 

Ok with the 2007 season just over 9 weeks away and with the teams starting to show off their new cars (starts with Toyota on friday) who do you think will be F1 Champion this year? Can McLaren offer Alonso a title winning car? Will Reno still be at the top after losing their champion? Or will ferrari just kick ass again (Totally unbiased of course)?

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I think a good outside bet would be Jenson Button,he won his first Grand Prix this past season,and I think he may produce a few surprises this coming season.Well here's hopeing anyway:D

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Go Mclaren!!!!

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You splet the team wrong laurie lol its F-E-R-R-A-R-I

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Why would I want greasy overpaid Italians to win, who employed a German freak as a driver???

Keep it British!!!!!!

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Greasy? Which one lol. And what a fookin fast freak he was.

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No dear he's not fast, the car is. lol. :D

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Looking forward to the F1 season, dont know whose driving for which team though, is DC still driving for Red Bull? Anyone got a list of team/drivers?

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Just seen the poll, I haven't voted because there are a lot of drivers missing, think it might be more of an open race now Schumy's gone!

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ING Renault F1 Engine: Renault Tyre: Bridegstone Country: France/UK
Giancarlo Fisichella (Italy) - Confirmed
Heikki Kovalainen (Finland) - Confirmed
Formula 1 Test Drivers:
Ricardo Zonta (Brazil) - Story
Nelson Piquet Jr. (Brazil) - Story
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Engine supplier unchanged
Tyre supplier: Bridgestone.

Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro Engine: Ferrari Tyre: Bridgestone Country: Italy
Kimi Raikkonen (Finland)
Felipe Massa (Brazil)
Formula 1 Test Drivers: Luca Badoer
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Engine supplier and tyre supplier unchanged.

Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Engine: Mercedes Tyre: Bridgestone Country: UK
Fernando Alonso (Spain)
Lewis Hamilton (Britain)
Formula 1 Test Drivers: Pedro de la Rosa (Spain) & Gary Paffet (Britain)
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Engine supplier unchanged.
Tyre supplier: Bridgestone.

Honda F1 Engine: Honda Tyre: Bridgestone Country: UK/Japan
Rubens Barrichello (Brazil)
Jenson Button (UK)
Formula 1 Test Drivers: Christian Klien and James Rossiter
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Driver lineup, Engine supplier remains unchanged
Tyre supplier: Bridgestone

BMW Sauber F1 Engine: BMW Tyre: Bridgestone Country: Germany/Switzerland
Nick Heidfeld (Germany)
Robert Kubica (Poland)
Formula 1 Test Driver: Sebastian Vettel (Germany)
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Engine supplier unchanged.
Tyre supplier: Bridgestone

Panasonic Toyota Racing Engine: Toyota Tyre: Bridgestone Country: Japan
Jarno Trulli (Italy)
Ralf Schumacher (Germany)
Formula 1 Test Drivers: TBC
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Driver line-up, Engine supplier and tyre supplier unchanged

Red Bull Racing Engine: Renault Tyre: Bridgestone Country: Austria/UK
David Coulthard (UK)
Mark Webber (Australia)
Formula 1 Test Driver: TBC
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Team switches to Renault power.
Tyre supplier: Bridgestone
Christian Klien - Leaves team, joins Honda as test driver

Williams F1 Engine: Toyota Tyre: Bridgestone Country: UK
Alex Wurz (Austria)
Nico Rosberg (Germany)
Formula 1 Test Drivers: TBC
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Team switch to Toyota power - Story
Tyre supplier unchanged.

Scuderia Toro Rosso Engine: Ferrari Tyre: Bridgestone Country: Austria/Italy/UK
Possibilities
Vitantonio Liuzzi (Italy)
Scott Speed (USA)
Neel Jani (Switzerland)
Formula 1 Test Driver: TBC
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Switch to Ferrari power
Tyre supplier: Bridgestone

Spyker MF1 Racing Engine: Ferrari Tyre: Bridgestone Country: Holland/UK
Christijan Albers (Netherlands) - Confirmed
Possibilities
Tiago Monteiro (Portugal)
Christian Klien (Austria)
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Midland sells team to Spyker.
Team switch to Ferrari power
Tyre supplier unchanged

Super Aguri Formula One Engine: Honda Tyre: Bridgestone Country: Japan/UK
Takuma Sato (Japan)
Anthony Davidson (UK)
Changes for 2007 F1 Season - Engine supplier and tyre supplier unchanged.

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Thankyou for that Mani

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the williams team to me looks especially weak

red bull racing looks good - esp if they can utilise dc's experience and mw's talent

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Red bull have more than that aswell. Fantastic reno engine and a car designed by the greatest in his field adrian newey

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Thanks for that Mani, big fan of DC hope Red Bull do well.

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On paper it would look like Raikkonen is favourite, he`s certainly got the talent and maybe a car that`s not gonna break down every time he`s about to win. Mewonders if Alonso is stepping in to the same pile of junk for this season. However Schummy is not the only departure at the F word either and other such vital personell maybe a key factor. I would dearly love to see Jenson win it as he`s most certainly the most skilled British driver for a long time, but can Honda give him the car he needs. I think Renault will be lucky with Fishy`s inconsistency and a rookie but they may surprise us. DC will be very lucky but I certainly expect a few high placings and maybe even a race win for Red Bull. Toyota will have a good car but 2 proven inconsistent drivers. Outside of that Lewis Hamilton could give us all a surprise, that would be nice. Good to have four Brits in the running.

So basically what I`m saying is "I don`t flipping well know" :confused:
Which for F1 has gotta be a good thing. :D