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Guys, all this talk about the red cars making a­ come-back … as though it’s inevitable. What’s behind­ it? Some group delusion or fantasy? These teams are­ made up of people with various amounts of talent. The­ people at Ferrari that were behind the most recent,­ dominant dynasty are gone (Schumacher, Brawn, Todt, etc­ …). This year is the first major rules change since­ they’ve been gone and … voila … the team isn’t the­ cream of the crop anymore. Why is everyone surprised …­ and just assuming they’ll bounce back in a few­ months?

Why do people assume there’s something magical­ about the prancing horse badge that makes their­ supremacy inevitable? Doesn’t anyone else remember the­ 80s when they would go through seasons without a single­ victory? Some years, they had a hard time even­ finishing a race. Remember the Arnoux, Alboreto and­ Berger years? The last turbo V6 cars? A victory was a­ rare (and wonderful) event.

This is when I cheered for­ Ferrari … when they were the underdog. I hope the fans­ that cheered Schumi onto to victory after victory,­ championship after championship are prepared to stick­ with the team through a number of lean years. But from­ what I’m seeing, I doubt they are.

And I’m mixed on­ Schumi. He’s an incredible driver, maybe the best­ ever, and what a team player … but his competitive­ streak goes to far and the incidents previously­ described are dark spots on an otherwise amazing­ career.

The championships this year looks like they­ belong to Button and Brawn. If they falter, I expect­ the talented duo of Adrian Newey and Vettel to inherit­ the tops spots. Last years’ championship contenders­ are gonna be spectators … better get used to it.

Strange how there are so many Jenson fans around now,­ over the last few years a lot of those new fans of his­ were running him down, when it wasn't about his­ driving and commitment it was about which team he chose­ to drive for. Will those fans desert him next year if­ cas not the best and he can't win through no fault­ of his skills.

As a Brit, I'm very pleased to see Brawn and Button­ do so well, but I cant help thinking their days in the­ sun are numbered. An updated Red Bull with Vetel, a­ revamped Mclaren with Hammi and who knows, even the red­ cars may get back on form....Roll on the rest of the­ season, it's gonna be great.

Actually he said that he was verey pleased to come 4th.­ He put in a bloody good drive with a poor car. Ask­ Heikki.

well done button and brawn, nice to see the under dogs­ taking the fight to the big boys. ps the other brit­ with the huge sun tan didint have mutch to say he he

A serious question---- Are McLaren and Hamilton both up­ before the beak this week or is it only McLaren?

Elena: Didn't you used to be 'Not­ Printable'? Your pic looks strangely familiar to­ hers.

This was a brilliant piece of work by Jenson and the­ team. From what Ross said after the race, in his mind­ there was no guarantee of a win because of various­ problems so it made victory sweeter and underlines the­ fact that Jenson really is the class driver the pundits­ have raved on about all these past years. Well done­ Brawn!!

d.bristow525 - well said and in full agreement sir

Petedcoy and Elena: Please guys this is a F1 site and­ the way you are acting it sounds like your having a­ lovers rift. This is not place for you both to express­ your true love for one another, this is a F1 comment­ page where we all talk about Button and­ Lewis.

D.Bristow

they say money goes to money

Come on Jenson Button

Elena - I didn't realise it was that time of the­ month again dear! It will soon pass and you will become­ a pleasant person again instead of an abusive old­ dragon!!

I have followed F1 for years and i hate people jumping­ onto the wagon like Lewis he win and people support him­ ??? i supported Nigel Mansell until he retired then­ Damon Hill until he done the same what a shame he was a­ great driver and then Jenson Button. people change with­ the weather and laughed at me for saying he will come­ no where ever now the shoe is on the other foot i dont­ care if he does not become the world champion i support­ one person well done Brawn Gp and well done Jenson and­ Rubens

its about time buttons luck has changed,all the f1­ drivers are good,its just having the right car­ underneath you,i would like to see vettel doe well this­ year aswell,

I agree with AshleyB. Schummie got away with murder­ especially when he drove for Farrari. How can anyone­ who saw him deliberately drive into Damon Hill to stop­ him winning his world championship say he was the best­ in the world, maybe at cheating, but only because he­ was in a faster car at the time. Most drivers are of­ equal stages in their driving abilities and Webber,­ Vettel, Alonso etc, could also win in the right­ car.
TeramaM

A few people here are like my brother. They fail, nae­ refuse to see what is unfolding before them. They have­ a preconceived notion of what is right or wrong, who is­ good or bad and will under no circumstances waiver from­ this view regardless of the facts. I've been a­ McClaren fan since i was 10 some 30yrs ago and always­ will be, but i am ashamed of them right now and any­ punishment given i will accept. Jenson Button is an­ excellent driver and is showing his true talent at the­ moment, i dont think he is a mid pack performer who­ could go through a field ala Senna or Alonso but­ neither was Prost. The Brawn car is legal ... deal with­ it... they, red bull and toyota have stolen a march on­ everyone else this season and deserve to be were they­ are. there is no law that says Ferrari and McClaren­ have to win the first 10 grand prix before the rest get­ a look in, no doubt their response will come in time­ and make the second half of the season even more­ exciting. The first 4 grand prix have all been early­ morning affairs that, previously, i would watch in bed­ and fall asleep by lap 15 and wake up to see the same­ front 4 cars cross the line 2 days ahead of the rest­ bar incidents. this year i've been pinned to every­ one.
Finally we have a potentially exciting GP season­ from start to finish where the champion could truly be­ a combination of car and driver. Rather than bicker­ about things I'm relishing every moment of it. why­ cant others do the same?