F1 Fanatic

1. Germany – Sutil joining has made this a sure bet, All four will be fighting for points, the Nico’s podiums, and Seb the title

2. UK – Both Lewis and Jenson will score bucket loads, but Di Resta is their only backup, getting similar points to Sutil.

3. Finland – Kimi will score a lot of points, maybe fight for championship. The Williams looks the best of the midfield, enough for Finland to beat Spain…just

4. Spain – Alonso…that is all

5. Australia – I think Webber will outscore Perez comfortably enough, and Ricciardo won’t be too far from Esteban.

6. France – Despite four drivers, only two will score points. Grosjean will come good this year and will score more than Perez (Hopefullly) while Vergne like his teammate won’t be too far from Gutierrez

7. Mexico – Not quite enough experience to capitalise on their cars allowing Australia and France to outscore them (It is going to be extremely tight between Mexico, France and Australia I believe)

8. Brazil – Massa will outscore Maldonado
9. Venezuela
10. Netherlands – 0 points

1. Germany
2. Great Britain
3. Finland
4. Spain
5. Australia
6. France
7. Brazil
8. Mexico
9. Venezuela
10. Netherlands

I don’t expect too many surprises (but I guess that’s why they’re surprises) come end of the season.

I think Germany and Britain will walk it with Germany taking it with a decent gap, Seb looks ready for a 4th title and even if not both Nico’s and Sutil should score regular high points.
Bottas will be the difference between Finland and Spain, though I expect Alonso to beat Kimi.
Webber will beat Grosjean and I don’t expect Vergne, Pic, Bianchi or Ricciardo to make any real difference between France and Australia.
Massa looks much better for the start of this year and think he’s score more than Perez having seen the poor speed of the McLaren, and I’m not expecting more than a handful of points finishes from Gutierrez. Both will beat Maldonado unless he has a stellar season.
As for Van de Garde, I’ll be frankly amazed if he makes it through the season.