No, because I'm ahead of StokedUp now :P

I was only one to predict a victory for Maldonado, I made the right call to be honest. And with the Fire situation it could have been sourced by Schumacher's crash into Senna which caused Senna's Kers to be unstable.

no i haven't updated the leader table,but i have your change kowen,yes well done to rainbow the only one to have a right answer ,not as easy as that predicting F1 and the retiree for Kowen,i'll update the stuff next week sometime

didn't realise about the fire,just watching the forum now for some post GP stuff,well done maldonado,sir frank and williams.the williams car managed to fenfd off the  ferrari in the end,they already battled for a GP before when maldonado crashed didn't they,could be alonso season as he is consistent and drives the day well

hope williams can keep up the pace,its great with so many cars in the mix,lotus seem as good as anyone

They already said it was an issue the had to do with getting petrol ready for transportation, neither car was anywhere near the garage when it happened

Oh, I had not checked the updates.

Williams have won a GP, now I can die in peace

actually, the report I read may be wrong, because my dad said that one car was in the garage and was heavily damaged, Senna's I assume. 

Meh, I totally suck at predicting. I should think a bit more about it next time.

Anyways I should be happy with Alonso being back in the fight, but with these tyres you never know where cars will stand. I don't know if that's exciting or sad, honestly.

You'd have to be super-human to get the predictions for every race all right this year, due to the unpredictability.

But I have tatooed "der übermensch" in my neck, does that ammount to nothing now?

Anyways it seems like cool tracks favor Williams, Sauber and Ferrari, while hotter ones favor Lotus. That should help people prediction. If Lotus are smart they could capitalize massively on the upcoming sunny, summer races.