Mark Webber is/was the same way. His car is at least 3' wider than anyone else's car.

I think Heikki is good.. Just Lewis is always getting the better strategy from the team, making HK run more fuel and such (not saying he's better than LH, but not bad).

You want to talk about bad, look no furthur than Piquet Jr. Talk about just getting owned by your teammate...

NPJr is pretty bad.

I've yet to see anything from HK which makes me think he deserves the #2 seat at MM. Either the car is not suited to him, or he's leaving a lot on the table, strategy/fuel load or not.

Every once in a while Piquet has an amazing few laps and you have to scratch your head and wonder where in the hell it came from.

I don't like Kovaleinen for the simple reason that he drives for MM


But i HATED Coulthard, I swear his strategy was "Im not going to be able to win so i will just crash in to others to make them just as much of a loser as i am"

But with him out of the way i can concentrate on loathing Hamilton

DAMNNNN how did i miss this thread!!!!

Here you go... The Diffuser 3 win their case. Now all the teams have to play catch-up.

Here's the link. http://www.planet-f1.com/story/0,189...190774,00.html

Just saw that!!! Either way the verdict went, Brawn GP's reign is OVER!!!! Better watch out for Vettel if he gets one of those trick diffusers installed. This week is going to be crazy.

I think it's too soon to say their reign is over. Don't forget Reubens B. still came in 2nd in the Australian GP after his rear diffuser was damaged. There may be much more going on with Brawn GP's chassis. Whatever the case may be, it'll still be interesting to see how the other teams start catching up.

I don't know if their reign is over, if this was last year and they were using Honda motors, maybe, but the Mercedes unit that they have currently is strong. They have two good drivers and a great manager.

I agree: Diffuser or not, I think Brawn GP has front-of-the-pack cars that are going to remain competitive. The diffuser decision coupled with no in-season testing are going to make the next few races really fun to watch.

Brawn will be fine - maybe not dominating 1-2 performances, but still consistently in the points. They were quite a bit ahead of the other cheater diffuser teams (can't really call them that anymore, I guess).

Brawn will probably be dominant in China, but the other teams will have a similar diffuser by Bahrain.

I hate Lewis Hamilton, while he is skillful, he is just to arrogant with his "I coulda have gone 6 seconds faster in the last sector, but the car couldn't keep up with me" mentallity .

I lol'd in the last race when Buemi cried like a little girl about himself being up in the first 2 sectors but ran off track, while qualfying.

Kimi is starting to irritate me with his half *** driving. I can see he is trying harder now but he still has to redeem himself.

Really? With his driving or with what he says? I find people dislike him more because he is a good driver but he has MM and his dad sitting there making things worse for him. Further more, his rookie year, he was a better driver than Alonso, just no one wanted to admit it. I find that sometimes a persons confidence is seen as arrogance, when in reality it is what is needed to be at the top. Over the years I have seen this with Alonso, Kimi, Masa, Lewis and a few others.

I will say that MM is a virus, I really do like Lewis, I just hate the team that he races for.

What do you think?

What he says....his driving is awesome. The **** will outbrake anyone.

That was very well said. Hate is a very strong word and people throw it around as if it's a ball. The only people who should hate him are those angry Brazilians. However, they should probably be more upset with Massa spinning 17.5 times in England.

Thank you Billy for sending this thread into an unrecoverable "flatspin!!!" "Oh sh#t Goose, we just flew through his jetwash!!!! Engine 1 is out! Engine 2 is out"