landogeorgelewis1
Champion Elect
Well at the moment this part of the grid is what's exciting me more than most.
Force India have started out marvelously and in Sutil and di Resta they have two experienced guys at the wheel. In Australia between them they collected Force India 10 points and are the first midfield out fit to pick up points of the season.
Sauber have a good line up with Nico Hulkenberg and Esteban Gutierrez, but all the pre-season promise is yet to show up for the team. Hulkenberg has had two seasons under his belt and will need to lead this team to the points in the opening races of the season. While young Esteban needs to bring the car home and nab a point here and they if the opportunity arises.
Williams this team is a very unknown quantity at the moment, cause in pre-season testing they didn't show their hands to much at all. With Maldonado having the pressure on him to lead the British based outfit but like last year I can't see him been all that consistent in the race but the guy has speed in him. While Bottas is just a young guy in his debut season and is in the same boat as Gutierrez really. However, all the hype surrounding Bottas he needs to have a strong season. At the minute his goal should be to get outta qualifying 3 and making strides forward in the race.
Toro Rosso this is another team with a big season behind them. The car is set up for both drivers to decide on a wide range of set ups. For me Jean Eric Vergne is the one outta the pair of them that I can see doing well this season. He seems to have the bit between his teeth and wants to send the team forward. You only have to look at how he adapted to conditions in Australia. But Ricciardio is a dark horse and we'll have to see how he goes. But IMHO these two need to be getting the car into the points more regally if they are to stand a chance of beating the other midfield running teams. This is also an important year for both to step up to the plate and say to Red Bull pick me for 2014 to drive alongside possibly Vettel - not confirmed yet!
Plus one of the back-markers is already making a good name for himself so far this season. Could Jules Bianchi become the first back-marker to score points for a back-maker team this season?
Mclaren and Mercedes aren't added to this because both will surely be fighting for Podiums come the middle of the season.
So from me this is a question
.
I want a prediction from you all, so we can look back at this come the end of the season. Which midfield outfit will finish the highest in this seasons constructors championship?
Force India have started out marvelously and in Sutil and di Resta they have two experienced guys at the wheel. In Australia between them they collected Force India 10 points and are the first midfield out fit to pick up points of the season.
Sauber have a good line up with Nico Hulkenberg and Esteban Gutierrez, but all the pre-season promise is yet to show up for the team. Hulkenberg has had two seasons under his belt and will need to lead this team to the points in the opening races of the season. While young Esteban needs to bring the car home and nab a point here and they if the opportunity arises.
Williams this team is a very unknown quantity at the moment, cause in pre-season testing they didn't show their hands to much at all. With Maldonado having the pressure on him to lead the British based outfit but like last year I can't see him been all that consistent in the race but the guy has speed in him. While Bottas is just a young guy in his debut season and is in the same boat as Gutierrez really. However, all the hype surrounding Bottas he needs to have a strong season. At the minute his goal should be to get outta qualifying 3 and making strides forward in the race.
Toro Rosso this is another team with a big season behind them. The car is set up for both drivers to decide on a wide range of set ups. For me Jean Eric Vergne is the one outta the pair of them that I can see doing well this season. He seems to have the bit between his teeth and wants to send the team forward. You only have to look at how he adapted to conditions in Australia. But Ricciardio is a dark horse and we'll have to see how he goes. But IMHO these two need to be getting the car into the points more regally if they are to stand a chance of beating the other midfield running teams. This is also an important year for both to step up to the plate and say to Red Bull pick me for 2014 to drive alongside possibly Vettel - not confirmed yet!
Plus one of the back-markers is already making a good name for himself so far this season. Could Jules Bianchi become the first back-marker to score points for a back-maker team this season?
Mclaren and Mercedes aren't added to this because both will surely be fighting for Podiums come the middle of the season.
So from me this is a question
.I want a prediction from you all, so we can look back at this come the end of the season. Which midfield outfit will finish the highest in this seasons constructors championship?
