Dark Horse For Silverstone GP

[FrukostScones]

Remember it could be dry, mixed or torrential wet.

Shame on me, I spelled Hülkenberg and Ricciardo wrong.

[marcush.]

I think we got a good chance of a mixed bag of changeable conditions .with Schumachers string of misfortunes now left behind we can expect him to shine every weekend ..he needs to make up lost ground now so only a win will do.

[jdlive]

I'm a new borne Grosjean-fan so I'm going with him. I wouldn't mind Schumi winning neither. As long as Hamilton doesn't win, I'm happy

[Cuky]

I would put my money on Perez as a dark horse for Silverstone. his best result last year was there and both he and his car are better this year.

[FrukostScones]

I'm a new borne Grosjean-fan so I'm going with him. I wouldn't mind Schumi winning neither. As long as Hamilton doesn't win, I'm happy

I thought about including Grosjean in the poll but in my opinion he shines already pretty much, a triumph at Silverstone would not be a big surprise (to me).

[DaveKillens]

Are they dark horses, or have we become so much focused on the top handful of drivers that casual complacency makes it difficult to believe that anything can happen on any day? Who in their right mind would have thought that Maldonado would dominate Barcelona, or Rosberg would stink up China?

How's this? Senna?

[Mr Alcatraz]

I voted for Felipe Baby! He could bring home the bacon if it's dry.

[spacer]

If it's going to be a decent full-wet race throughout... I'm hoping for a Schumi win!

[Crucial_Xtreme]

I would put my money on Perez as a dark horse for Silverstone. his best result last year was there and both he and his car are better this year.

+1

[thearmofbarlow]

I voted Kobayashi because, dammit, I want him to win SOMETHING.

[krisfx]

Are they dark horses, or have we become so much focused on the top handful of drivers that casual complacency makes it difficult to believe that anything can happen on any day? Who in their right mind would have thought that Maldonado would dominate Barcelona, or Rosberg would stink up China?

How's this? Senna?

As much as I agree with the top part..

Senna just isn't good enough, which is a shame, I really wanted him to be like his uncle and just be quick in anything at any time. Instead he seems to lack the "Killer instinct" and just quietly potters around, or hits something.

[waynes]

from my paddock club perch courtesy of team lotus i'll be rooting for Kimi

massive Kimi fan, and believe he has the car to win a week today

[FrukostScones]

No one thinks that DTM-wet-champion DiResta could be the lucky man on the presumably wet weekend?

[SeijaKessen]

Are they dark horses, or have we become so much focused on the top handful of drivers that casual complacency makes it difficult to believe that anything can happen on any day? Who in their right mind would have thought that Maldonado would dominate Barcelona, or Rosberg would stink up China?

How's this? Senna?

As much as I agree with the top part..

Senna just isn't good enough, which is a shame, I really wanted him to be like his uncle and just be quick in anything at any time. Instead he seems to lack the "Killer instinct" and just quietly potters around, or hits something.

Pretty much my sentiments as well.

I don't get why he can't turn in a decent qualifying performance.

[scuderiafan]

I voted for Kobayashi. He has done well at Silverstone since his first year at Sauber, and he says he likes the track. Last week he qualified well and I think that if he can stay out of trouble, he could finish on the podium, or maybe 4th or 5th again. The chassis is certainly capable, and I think that Kamui is too.