Dream 2013 season
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- 2nd February 2013, 0:32 at 12:32 am #132679AnonymousInactive
What would your ideal 2013 season be?
2nd February 2013, 2:22 at 2:22 am #224810Adam TateParticipantIt’s a rather open ended question, but I’ll have a go at it! :)
I was just talking about this with a friend the other day. My ideal season would be one in which RedBull, Ferrari, McLaren, Lotus and Mercedes all start the season with nearly equal lap times. No team having the upper hand for more than a race or two, little reliability issues, and a closer fight for the championships than last season.2nd February 2013, 5:02 at 5:02 am #224811KingsharkParticipant1. Sky drops F1 rights and hands them back to the BBC by the end of the season.
2. A very competitive season with lots of drivers and teams winning races.
3. The title is once again decided in the season finale at Interlagos.
4. Caterham and Marrusia both score their first point, and slowly begin to challenge the midfield.
5. Ferrari finally design the best or equal best car. No more wind tunnel excuses now.
6. The Scuderia win the WCC and Alonso wins the WDC.
2nd February 2013, 8:22 at 8:22 am #224812BobParticipantThe season begins with no clear “fastest car”. A titanic, epic, ultra-competitive, six-way drivers’ championship struggle develops over the course of the season between Vettel, Alonso, Raikkonen, Button, Perez and Massa. Races are as engaging as they were in 2012. Meanwhile, Hulkenberg and Grosjean claim their maiden wins, and Marussia, their first point(s). The championship chase goes down to the final race, with Button winning his second title by the skin of his teeth, and Ferrari ending RBR’s streak of Constructors’ titles.
2nd February 2013, 9:20 at 9:20 am #224813Magnificent GeoffreyParticipant1. Sky drops F1 rights and hands them back to the BBC by the end of the season.
2. A very competitive season with lots of drivers and teams winning races.
3. The title is once again decided in the season finale at Interlagos.
4. Caterham and Marrusia both score their first point, and slowly begin to challenge the midfield.
5. Ferrari finally design the best or equal best car. No more wind tunnel excuses now.
6. The Scuderia win the WCC and Alonso wins the WDC.
It was all going so well until #5 and #6. :P
But seriously, I’d like all of that but without Ferrari and Alonso winning, personally. Would love to see Sauber win a race and Webber or Checo win a title.
4th February 2013, 0:20 at 12:20 am #224814KingsharkParticipantIt was all going so well until #5 and #6. :P
But seriously, I’d like all of that but without Ferrari and Alonso winning, personally.
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4th February 2013, 1:21 at 1:21 am #224815Prisoner MonkeysParticipantMy dream season is simple: Red Bull go down in flames. Their abuse of the rulebook finally catches up to them, and the FIA bans them for two races, just as they did BAR all those years ago. This costs them both championships.
Sky drops F1 rights and hands them back to the BBC by the end of the season.
Why would they do that? Sky get the broadcast rights to the full season at the minimum price, since the BBC is paying for half of it. And the BBC gave up the rights to the full season because they felt it was too expensive. Sky has no reason to give up the rights, and the BBC has no reason to re-acquire them.
4th February 2013, 2:41 at 2:41 am #224816matt90ParticipantVettel doesn’t win the WDC. Probably neither McLaren diver either (I’m a McLaren fan and a Button fan, but I would be a bit miffed if they finally pulled their finger out immediately after losing their best driver). See Hamilton driving very well in a car which clearly isn’t one of the top 3. See Perez push Button. Kimi driving a Lotus as good or better than last year. A close championship battle and good races!
4th February 2013, 3:25 at 3:25 am #224817—ParticipantIn my dream season, Räikkönen wins the WDC by making an impossible overtake on the final lap at the last corner in Brazil. I wish.
4th February 2013, 3:56 at 3:56 am #224818KingsharkParticipant@brazil2007
The final, real corner at Interlagos is Junção. I can’t remember, nor imagine any spectacular overtake through there. However, the corner previous to that one is Mergulho, an epic fast left-hander; there I can certainly visualize Kimi nailing someone around the outside. :p4th February 2013, 4:41 at 4:41 am #224819raymondu999Participant@Kingshark you forget that the last “map” corner is the long left. It would be epic if the championship was decided there.
4th February 2013, 18:22 at 6:22 pm #224820KingsharkParticipant@raymondu999
In Codemasters’ F1 2012 I can never seem to overtake around there. Whenever I try, I am always barged off the track and onto the grass. :-/5th February 2013, 3:12 at 3:12 am #224821AnonymousInactive2008 brazil with massa and hamilton reversed roles would be the best for me with fernando and vettel also being in contention but with massa driving through from the back of the grid to take the championship :D
5th February 2013, 7:54 at 7:54 am #224822TodfodParticipantIf Red Bull doesn’t have a car that is the class of the field, this season should be interesting.
As long as Vettel doesn’t win his 4th crown, or Jenson doesn’t win his 2nd (vomit in mouth moment) … I think the season should be great.
5th February 2013, 9:27 at 9:27 am #224823AnonymousInactive@todfod why all the hate on jenson?
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