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2013 is shaping up alright.

Massa in the best form of his career could make life very unpleasant for Alonso if he continues that form through the start of next season...

McLarens are fast so it will be interesting to see how Perez stacks up.

Hamilton will be throwing toys out of the cot on a regular basis in the Merc. i don't think a car that's hard on rear tyres will suit him at all under the current no refuelling regs. But will be interesting to see how Rosberg fares against his very highly rated new team-mate. He was struggling to match the old man for alot of this season... If Hamilton's not blowing him away, something's wrong... But then people expected that when Button moved to McLaren, hey?

Can Lotus find that extra 1% they need to really be a regular contender?

how long to we have to wait???

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the only thing i want to see next year is noses without a ''step''.

Well lucky you I guess.

I'm semi used to it now. Start of the year I thought it was the worst thing in the world, but I love the look of the Lotus and the Red Bull now. For some reason the Mclaren front end no longer does it for me.....

Mercedes on the other hand..... No thanks

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