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15 Dec 2002, 05:47 (Ref:450175)
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Who will challenge Ferrari
Ross seems to think it will be Maclaren. http://www.planet-f1.com/Home/story_10238.shtml Interesting comment about testing too. I would not write off Williams yet!!
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15 Dec 2002, 06:11 (Ref:450179)
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Jaguar in 2003... surely it cant get any worse than it did in 2002.... if the car is ok, Webber will get it into the top 4 or 5 without question... although I doubt it has the capacity to dominate
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15 Dec 2002, 06:47 (Ref:450187)
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It will be McLaren and Williams at the forefront challenging Ferrari. If everything comes together, perhaps Renault could also pop-up with some minor surprises.
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15 Dec 2002, 07:19 (Ref:450202)
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No one,may as well put MS on the WDC Trophy again.
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15 Dec 2002, 07:21 (Ref:450204)
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Probably McLaren, like Ross says... And I am putting my money on Kimi for #2 in the WDC next year.
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15 Dec 2002, 12:15 (Ref:450341)
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15 Dec 2002, 13:00 (Ref:450371)
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McLaren is obvious but I wouldnt count Williams out. Not when they have everything they had last year plus (hopefully) a better chassis.
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15 Dec 2002, 13:22 (Ref:450380)
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No one. Put TGF's name on the trophy, hand it to him, and set up another trophy for everyone else and don't let him race for it.
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15 Dec 2002, 18:36 (Ref:450525)
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Not Jag - they will have the new motor syndrome
BMW - are busy blaming everyone they can for their inability to challenge Ferrari. Toyota- whatever... Renault - I think this year is going to be a bit harder for them than last. A couple of teams should be there to challenge hard. Hmmm, maybe it will be Mac. |
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16 Dec 2002, 00:34 (Ref:450755)
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I'm waiting in anticipation at the first times set with the so-called 'revolutionary' FW25.
If Williams can make a good car, then it will be a good fight. First reports on the new BMW mota are good. If Mercedes have a good engine out of the blocks, McLaren will be up there as Mr Newey will no doubt design a good chassis. Ferrari will be building on what they already have so will definitely be the team to beat. In an ideal world, there would be a three-way scrap for the title, but looking at what is going on at the moment this could well be the case! I'm really looking forward to 2003! |
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16 Dec 2002, 22:50 (Ref:451473)
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I agree with Ross. Mclaren have ALWAYS been the better all round racing team in my book. Their race strategy is good, their pit stops are awesome - in general - they`re just a better outfit than Williams. If they can get their early season reliability right and Mercedes come up with a better engine, then they will surely be at the top. Ive heard Williams claim that they will come up with "revolutionary" changes before but Ill believe it when I see it.
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17 Dec 2002, 04:49 (Ref:451580)
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I don't think will will know much until all the carbon fiber comes out of the autoclave!! Its all just speculation until then. no less that 5 teams are going to have 875 plus HP and Ferrari's advantage has not been in the engine!!
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