Australian GP
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Well, what can we say?
Kimi: good driving, but whenever he's led from the front he's typically done well. I'll wait to see what he does when the chips are down.
Massa: pure tough luck in qualifying with a screwy gearbox. That said, he didn't quite hold up to Kimi in qualifying anyway.
Alonso: frankly disappointing. Typical calculated race on his part and I wouldn't expect him to trip over his team mate just to get in front, but nonetheless a processional performance on his part.
Hamilton: nice move off the grid getting around Kubica.
Fisi: same old, same old - emphasis on old.
Hekki: maybe he should have kept Alonso's shoes in the car - they might have kept him on the track. All the pre-season talk from him was, well, all pre-season talk.
Coulthard: WTF was he thinking?! Damn good thing he didn't take Wurz's head off.
Wurz: he kept his head. Nuff said.
Davidson: man of the match as far as I'm concerned. A B-team driver who's been sidelined for testing, and he's given a lot of people a big wake-up call.
Sato: he kept the car on the track. Nuff said.
Webber: he kept the car on the track. Almost.
Albers: he didn't keep the car on the track. Someone had to fill Sato's role.
Ralf: one of the top three drivers. Right.
Scott Speed: maybe the guy should consider changing his legal name.
Adrian Sutil: good one, getting in Davidson's way. Well, someone had to make Albers look good.
Heidfeld/Kubica: looking all right, but it's probably the car.
Rubens/Jenson: it's the car. It's gotta be the car.
Rosberg: it's the car. It's definitely the car.
Ferrari: once again, a nicely sorted out car. I'm not surprised they could get along without Scummaker, but doing so well without Ross Brawn is notable.
McLaren: so far so good as far as reliability is concerned. Alonso was spot-on when he remarked about the Ferraris having more race pace. Let's see how they go.
Renault: wake up, Flavio - it was the driver, not the car. Fisi's performance last year should have told you that already.
BMW: looks like they got the better part of the divorce.
Toyota/Honda/Williams/Super Aguri: Factory teams getting a run for their money from their B-teams. Something to think about.
Red Bull/STR: maybe they should have been watching Williams and Super Aguri a bit closer.
Spyker: ah well, someone had to take Minardi's place. -
The thread's already up and sticky, Ged.
Spyker should consider spending their limited funds on their cars and not lawsuits.
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Whoops, teaches me to try to post and work at the same time.
Switched over to the other thread.