Hamilton completely dominates. Williams & Ferrari fighting behind them. McLaren are STONE DEAD LAST (I knew they'd be struggling to work the completely new Honda engine... but not THIS bad, jesus christ), and Christian Horner left all by himself to moan at everything, complaining about Mercedes dominating (ignoring all the dominating his team had done...). This feels like a repeat of last year, which is a shame. I hope Williams can improve though! Love to see them take on the big Mercs!

Yeah this is going to be a repeat of last year. At least there is competition between Ferrari and Williams. McLaren would be in last, but it was a shame for Kevin as he couldn't make it to the start, his only (maybe?) GP this year and he didn't get to race. I would disagree with your point about Red Bull, yes they dominated but they were not untouchable like the Mercedes is now. Still Christian Horner is sounding like a baby that is throwing the toys out of the pram.

It was a race I really enjoyed from qualifying onward s, But it was a great shame that so many cars just didn't make it
to the start line and then loads more fail to even finish..........

Can Lewis and Nico having another year long battle to top spot unless Ferrari pull something out the bag.......

(16/03/2015, 22:49)bambatta Wrote: It was a race I really enjoyed from qualifying onward s, But it was a great shame that so many cars just didn't make it
to the start line and then loads more fail to even finish..........

Can Lewis and Nico having another year long battle to top spot unless Ferrari pull something out the bag.......

To be honest, for the past few years, 13-14 cars usually finish the Australian GP. This year, 11 cars finished. Provided the Marussias actually made it onto the grid, there was a very good chance we could've seen 13 again.