I read somewhere that Red Bull were struggling in their testing months. Can Vettel do it? I doubt it, if the team aren't getting the best out of the cars, but if he does, I think the sport will be in danger of becoming too predictable (as with the Schumacher era) and could turn people off.
During the early 90's I watched every race avidly - drivers like Jean Alesi, Johnnie Herbert, (early) Schumacher, Senna, Damon Hill and Hakkinen. Drivers such as Eddie Irvine, Prost and Montoya were a joy to watch, but then sport started to become predictable. As much as I admired Michael Schumacher's skills, he became like the Man Utd of Formula One. Win always, or so it seemed. I still can't help watching the races these days but I no longer get up at silly O'clock to watch the "live" races from Australia and the like. I'll just watch the highlights later.
I loved it when Jaguar had a couple or so seasons in recent years. Although they were never going to be a challenging force to Ferrari and the like, it was great to see a "local" company in with the "big boys" of Formula One! I always felt there was a Coventry link, tearing round the track!
In recent years formula 1 has bored me, but I am hoping this year is more exciting with all the changes! Otherwise it will be back to watching BTCC for me!
I like the McLaren livery this season in particular, it's almost a harkback to the Mika Hakkinen/West look:
My favourite overally was probably the Stewart, plain white with the tartan running across.
EDIT: that McLaren is just for the Melbourne race apparently. Boo.
Incredible drive by Hamilton. The amount of times Rosberg tried to take him with the DRS, and every single time he managed to either fend him off or take him straight back. Great driving from both.
I used to have toy ones of these back in the seventies. Best colour scheme ever...and even with all that sponsorship I still never started smoking
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