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In the current www.planetf1.com poll "Who will win the championship?" I am
pleased (and amused) to see Kimi Raikonnen on 35%, Juan Pablo Montoya on
33%, and M. Schumacher on 31% with a 2% thrown in for Ralf.

If I were to choose who takes the championship, I'd hope Barrichello pulls
through. Realistically, I think M. Schumacher or Montoya will win the title,
and I have reasons to like both (I'd love to see a record 6th title for
Michael and I'd be pleased for Williams to win it, because I like the team
for being a competitive non-tobacco team). What's the opinion of everyone
else at this moment?

Remember, anything can still happen :)

Cheers,
J.R.

I'd like to see the 6th title as well.  But, I like JPM better as a driver, and
I'd like to see Kimi do well also.

Eldred.
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1) Schumacher has been there before (many times)

2) Ferrari reliability

Edge goes to Schumacher.

BD

Mike
http://mikebeauchamp.com

I would have to give the edge to M. Schumacher since JPM may still be
suffering from lingering after effects from his "broken head". ;)

Kyle

:)

Bruce.

Oh, only the second largest sporting audience on the planet......

Blasphemy.

Jason

Jason

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Don McCorkle

1) Any Tasman Cup/AGP or whatever meeting circa 1965/66/67 at Warwick Farm,
Sydney.
For self and a dozen or so mates the racing was secondary to the day's main
entertainment which was getting sozzled, chatting-up birds and loudly
cheering the "Creek Corner Lone Trumpeter" who sounded the Last Post every
time someone lost it under braking.
Don't ask me who won; without looking it up I wouldn't have a clue!

2) The Bathurst 500/1000, any year from 1968 to 1973.
The entire day spent with thirty or so other people at a mate's home, with
three television sets, a dozen cartons of beer and multiple bar-b-queue's,
barracking for either cue's (the couple of years that the Big Three + Others
were involved) or Ford or Holden. Which driver won was immaterial and really
not known until checking the papers the next day as we were all pissed
before the race was half over anyway!

It was the socialising that we were mainly interested in; the racing was an
excuse to get together and have a booze-up. :)

You cannot tell me that such a thing is not common these days!

Bruce.

In (2), what reads.......
"...multiple bar-b-queue's, barracking for either cue's ...."
Should read.........
".....multiple bar-b-cue's, barracking for either Chrysler......"

Bruce.