Will Sabastian Loeb surpass Carlos Sainz record for 27 driver wins?
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You know.. he just might.
1184987
That's a good question! \nHe's been there and done it all! He's still the master of the F1 and will go down in history with all the former great ones!\n\nSaying that, I think he'll continue another year as he not going to give up just because he's having some bad races. He's still a great driver and even after the scandals of Monaco, you have to admit that he drove one of the best races there!\n\nAnd as I'm a fan of Alonso it makes things all the more exciting to have him in the race and watch the duals!
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A cause de Jean-Louis Schlesser et de sa Williams!!!!!! Et c'etais lors du GP d'Italie remporté par Gerhard Berger sur sa Ferrari quelques jours après le décés du Comandatore!!!! On aura pas Franklin aussi facilement: http://franklinslife.skyblog.com/ !!!!! Je sais quand meme compter deux par deux et lasser mes chaussures!!!!!!!!
1098653
Michael Schumacher bien sure
604281
Legends are born not made and Schumi is one of them. Champs like Alonso win it once and then are remembered as history. Legends keep on winning. So it has to be just one scenario, Schumi all the way.
854607
Tough question!! speak to mr loeb. Age, determination, reliability, Car, mastering all surfaces, but all in all perception and physics.
334698
Michael Schumacher will regain the crown.............
328594
Surprise, Surprise!!!I think it will be Michael Schumacher!! He has found his form back and when he is in form, noone can beat him!!
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He won:\n1955 British \n1956 Monaco, Italian \n1957 British , Pescara , Italian \n1958 Argentinian , Dutch, Portugese, Moroccan\n1959 Portugese, Italian\n1960 Monaco, US\n1961 Monaco, German\n\nHe had 66 starts, with 16 wins,  5X2nd places, 3x3rd, 3x4th, 2x6th, 1x6th.   He had 16 pole positions and 19 fastest laps.   \n\nAlso won World Sports Car championship races:\n1954 Sebring 12 hrs\n1955 Mille Miglia, Tourist Trophy, Targa Florio\n1956 Buenos Aires, Nurburgring\n1957 Swedish GP, \n1958 Nurbrugring, Tourist Trophy\n1959 Nurburgring, Tourist Trophy\n1960 Nurburgring\n\namongst other things (I found out he won in Australia for another question!)\nAnd he was the best driver never to win the world championships.
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Alonso is great. Shummi needs to leave the racing for those that are up and comming. Rickonen, Fisichella, Trulli, Montoya, and Alonso are the best drivers today. \n\nHands dowm Fernando Alonso is amazing. I saw the last Tree races and I can not wait for Montreal to see them live racing.
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Floyd Landis(innocent until proven guilty) will still be a contender depending on what team will be willing to sign him.  The strongest team will be Disco if everyone makes it through the season.  There are a lot of races between now and July.  And the recent signing of Basso sets them up to return to the podium in the top spot for GC.  Valverde is strong but I don't believe strong enough to beat out Basso.  His day will come.  Some dark horses are still Cadel Evans from down under and Alexandre Vinokourov who won La Vuelta.  I believe Ulle's time has passed.  And le TdF is not set up for his strengths this year.  I was really excited last year to see if Basso could pull a double.  But I am just hoping to see the top contenders get to race w/o all the speculation that surrounded last year's event.
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No, I'd put him about 6th on the all-time list. He never had enough consistent competition from other drivers to merit being placed any higher, and he generally had the best car too. I'd put Fangio, Clark, Stewart, Prost and Senna above him, with Lauda, Fittipaldi, Piquet and Ascari rounding out the top ten. If Schumacher had been around in the 80s he wouldn't have been as successful: between them Prost, Piquet and Senna won nine titles in eleven seasons from 1981-1991. That's competition. Also more drivers were capable of winning: eleven drivers won in 1982. In the current era if five drivers from three teams win then it's been an exciting season...
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i doubt it, he is just going to push Ferrari's new car to the limit and blowout every engine again ! (sorry to say that but i used to be a Mclaren Fan) stopped watching F1 cause its already being dominated. BORING ! try watching A1, Cheers
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Fernando Alonso will win the driver's championship and Renault will win the constructur's
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He is going to have a ton of comition because Montoya got really hot and the end of season so he is a huge threat also there is the great driver Alonso who beat out schumacer last year Then there is Ice man (Kimi Ricannon) which might be a threat if he dose not get workin on winning. Schumi has a chance if ferriri works it magic and if rubens helps Schumi he will have a great last season. Finally sombody that likes F1 besides me!!
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there are men like alonso who win it once and then there are legends who keep winning like \nMichael Schumacher dude!!! he'll keep on winning