The OFFICIAL 2013 Formula 1 thread!

[unevolved]

I heard NBC sports will be broadcasting, but that's all I know.

[z31maniac]

Does anyone know if NBC plans to stream F1?

[unevolved]

Same here.

[z31maniac]

No, no practice for me.

Torrents mean I only get time to watch Quali/Race.

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[tg318is]

lolz

[PReta]

I see what you did there.

[James Crivellone]

Watching Australia P1/P2 right now

[Pinepig]

Am I the only one up watching...?

Nope

[Jand3rson]

I'm watching practice 1 right now!

[pharow]

Am I the only one up watching...?

[z31maniac]

That would be ideal, but I dont think Grosjean can make the distance without a shunt...

I have a feeling Grosjean is going to be a dark horse this year.

Don't be surprised if he it puts together one weekend for the top step on the podium (that is assuming Lotus has a decent car this year like last years)

I'm no fan of Hamilton but Rosberg has a better chance of becoming pope than he does of showing up Hami. He's good, everyone in F1 is, but IMO Hami, Vettel, and Alonso are in a class of their own (with Alonso at the top).

As with any year, I'm rooting for Ferrari.

With RBR consistantly qualifying well and having the lowest top speed come race day, I think the new DRS rules for practice/quali will ruin their strategy.

Other than rooting for Ferarri, I agree with you.

I want to see the convict win the WDC this year and then retire to V8 supercars or something.

[Alex Mc]

Agree that HAM ALO VET are on another level with ALO being the sharpest pilot in the championship.

[Hick]

I think Rosberg has a shot. He's got more time in a Mercedes chassis and is honestly pretty underrated in my opinion. I'll be curious to see how he responds to a teammate with a bit more of a competitive edge than Schumacher had.

I'm no fan of Hamilton but Rosberg has a better chance of becoming pope than he does of showing up Hami. He's good, everyone in F1 is, but IMO Hami, Vettel, and Alonso are in a class of their own (with Alonso at the top).

As with any year, I'm rooting for Ferrari.

With RBR consistantly qualifying well and having the lowest top speed come race day, I think the new DRS rules for practice/quali will ruin their strategy.