Righty ho then Monza up next.
First off the bat and Ferrari are really, really going to
have to pull something pretty special out of the bag to win here. Unless they
bolt the thinnest of thin wings on that thing and rely on Fernando to do his
black magic thing in the (few) twisty bits, they’re looking at second or third.
Which is a shame because it you want to see the very definition of “Passionate”
then you want to be at Monza on the Sunday that a Ferrari wins, because Ferrari
really is a national team like no other. No other team is so identified with a
country and a national identity. But the car just doesn’t cut it in a straight
line and whilst Alonso was second in Spa, I think that was due to Mercedes
having problems rather than Ferrari speed.
So yeah Vettel has to be favourite here; he went like a
rocket in Spa and importantly like a rocket on the very fast bits. Job done,
unless he gets too cocky and makes a hash of it somehow.
Hamilton has been talking this race up a bit on the social
media world, If they have figured out why the car is so awful with full tanks
he could be there. As ever Nico “could“ have one of his those weekend where he
gets it all right and beats Lewis. well Maybe.
McLaren have been telling anyone that will listen that they
don’t stand a change of even getting a podium this year. Which is probably
true, they might feel the need to roll the dice a bit and try something different,
so you never know. They went well in Spa, well Jenson did, I don’t know really,
I'm not expecting them to be in top ten, six or seven maybe. Depends how Force
India go really.
Which leaves Kimi and Grosjean, who will be praying for a
nice hot track.
As for the rest, no idea. This one is a bit of a lottery
because the cars are pretty much specials for this event and the form book
should be regarded as a vague guide rather than a road map to the result. Apart
from Vettel winning obviously, I think that’s a given ....isn’t it ?
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