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Who will come up trumps in Texas? (ooer missus)

  • Lewis Hamilton

    Votes: 4 57.1%

  • Sebastian Vettel

    Votes: 1 14.3%

  • Valtieri Bottas

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Charles Le Clerc

    Votes: 2 28.6%

  • Max Crashappen

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Alexander Albon

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • A N Other

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    7
  • Poll closed .
Ferrari have gone here well in the past, so going to go for an RBR victory with Max as think the fast sweeping corners will favour their chassis and with a better engine this year they won't suffer so much on the long stragihts.
 
This GP is in red-neck cow country & he's an outspoken black vegan, it could go all JFK.
Though he'd probably still win the WDC.
 
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allsaintchris. said:
There is only so much corn-on-the-cob he can eat before they suss him out and burn him for being a vegan.

That's what they do in Texas to vegans, right?
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What a waste, there's nothing as delicious than corn-fed meat, it'll just be a different kind of ham in the burger.
 
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Lewis seems to suggest that his best is yet to come, that his driving is improving still. I also believe Mercedes have been able to avoid using next years upgrades to win the title this year, I suspect they will want to improve their top speed next year since Ferrari and Red Bull will offer a significant challenge from the outset. I have a sneaking suspicion next year may prove to be one of the best before the regs are changed. Would be good to have a non Mercedes WDC but a close fight along the way.
 
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Justjazz said:
Lewis seems to suggest that his best is yet to come, that his driving is improving still. I also believe Mercedes have been able to avoid using next years upgrades to win the title this year, I suspect they will want to improve their top speed next year since Ferrari and Red Bull will offer a significant challenge from the outset. I have a sneaking suspicion next year may prove to be one of the best before the regs are changed. Would be good to have a non Mercedes WDC but a close fight along the way.
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Its would be classic F1 for the racing to get good just in time for a major rules change.
 
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Justjazz said:
Lewis seems to suggest that his best is yet to come, that his driving is improving still. I also believe Mercedes have been able to avoid using next years upgrades to win the title this year, I suspect they will want to improve their top speed next year since Ferrari and Red Bull will offer a significant challenge from the outset. I have a sneaking suspicion next year may prove to be one of the best before the regs are changed. Would be good to have a non Mercedes WDC but a close fight along the way.
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yeah, but will it be a close fight on the track, or will it be a case of different teams dominating on different tracks?
 
Just seen Claire Williams on Sky F1, what has she down to her face? I was expecting the teeth from the Alien to come shooting out as she was talking and decapitate the interviewer
 
Big Ern said:
yeah, but will it be a close fight on the track, or will it be a case of different teams dominating on different tracks?
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A valid concern but I will be the eternal optimist and believe we will have some on track duals, we have seen a few in the last half of this season.
More pressing right now is my debate whether to go to the pub to watch the Rugby or watch it at home.
 
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