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A Possible 2011 Formbook?

This topic has 1 reply, 2 voices, and was last updated 13 years, 1 month ago by AndrewTanner.

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13th March 2011, 12:39 at 12:39 pm #129019
jonnyw360f1
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I’ve written an article on my blog about my predictions for 2011. I’ll do a driver prediction soon. I’d just like to ask the F1Fanatic community what they think of both my writing and my actual predictions for 2011. Do you agree? Disagree? Thanks for taking the time to read it! :)
http://thatf1blog.blogspot.com/2011/03/are-mclaren-in-serious-trouble-2011.html
13th March 2011, 13:16 at 1:16 pm #163331
AndrewTanner
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Nice balanced article, I agree with your top 4, it is very tight between Mercedes GP and LRGP. Not quite sure if we will see the T128 leap-frog the VJM-04 but Team Lotus are looking strong.
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