IT ALL STARTS OVER IN KOREA

Source: gpupdate.net
By sessions
October 11 2012

With the first lap misfortune of Alonso during the Japanese GP the WDC starts over for those drivers who were beginning to fall circumstance to his finishing consistency.

As for the Silver Arrows it’s an opportunity to gain points by having two cars finish in the top ten. The higher up Mercedes finishes, the better. This season seems to have lost lots gusto due to our recent driver changes. Many of our fans are excited with the announcement of Lewis Hamilton officially switching from McLaren to Mercedes AMG.

Another main concern is who will Grosjean collide with and how many others will become casualties of his recent first turn maneuvers ?  Renault must hope Kimi is either way ahead of him, or starts from the safety of the pit lane. I’m sure this isn’t part of team strategy, but Romain is causing reason to be concerned for anyone in his near vicinity on lap one.

 Korea was far from being super ready to host an event with the grandeur F1 offers in their regular global destinations two years ago. This season hopes to bring those on location the same atmosphere they are used to at other locations. If the success of Hyundai and Kia are demonstrating in world-wide automobile sales continue, we may soon see either company offering engine options for future use in F1 itself.

In closing , it’s a pretty sure bet this year’s race will offer a much better  event that will be packed with excitement and racing at its top level.