I am uncomfortable when forum members stoop to personal attacks on each other. It's one thing to (right or wrong) slam a driver or team for doing something, and get a staunch defense from fans. But whenever I view a forum member smear another because of a post or position, trust me, someone definitely has lost a lot of their respect from me. If you don't like the message, deal with it, don't attack the messenger.
Kubica was fantastic, I give him ten out of ten so far. He beat his teammate. Massa held Ferrari honor and managed to qualify on the front row, despite some over-aggressive and sloppy laps. And Kimi, he's not the Iceman, he's the rocket man, shooting out of the shadows to once again blast the field with a stellar qualifying lap. Mark Webber is on fire, he is driving absolutely excellent. Now there's a man with motivation. Whether it is to gain a good drive next year or just to prove Sir Frank wrong, it sure has him doing wonders with his Williams. We shall just have to see if his car or engine has any reliability, the achilles heel of Cosworth/Williams.
Both Hondas have suddenly found renewed form, back near the top and out-performing both Toyotas, despite Jenson's engine change penalty.
Fisi seems to be in one of his "down" phases, nowhere near Alonso in speed, and sadly underperforming, .... again.
But of course, the big news is that both Shu and Alonso start well back, and will have to battle all day to move towards the front, and valuable points.
Kimi could, and should win tomorrow. But it's also Massa's time to shine in the sunlight, he doesn't have to obediantly follow or support Shu. Don't be surprised to see a drive from the Brazilian that will be talked about for many years. Tomorrow is his day to show to the world how much he has improved, and just how good he is.
There is a very long list of potential winner for Hungary, Kimi, Massa, Reubens, Webber, de la Rosa, Ralf, and even Trulli. Once again, gonne be fun.
