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The deadline for submitting the picks is midnight local time on Friday the 26th of October.

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The picks you have entered are:

Winner: Sebastian Vettel

Second: Fernando Alonso

Third: Lewis Hamilton

Fourth: Mark Webber

Fifth: Felipe Massa

Sixth: Kimi Raikkonen

Seventh: Jenson Button

Eighth: Sergio Perez Mendoza

Ninth: Nico Hulkenberg

Tenth: Romain Grosjean

Pole: Sebastian Vettel


Form will depend largely on updates, but I'd be surprised if Red Bull can be stopped now. Whilst not a Ferrari/Alonso fan, for the sake of variety I'd prefer him to taken the title. Vettel's very likeable, but it's time for a change.

Seb looks like he the title wrapped up.... hopefully Alonso can give him a run for his money. So with that in mind here are my picks for India.

Winner: Fernando Alonso

Second: Sebastian Vettel

Third: Mark Webber

Fourth: Lewis Hamilton

Fifth: Felipe Massa

Sixth: Kimi Raikkonen

Seventh: Romain Grosjean

Eighth: Jenson Button

Ninth: Daniel Ricciardo

Tenth: Bruno Senna

Pole: Sebastian Vettel

Winner: Sebastian Vettel

Second: Fernando Alonso

Third: Mark Webber

Fourth: Lewis Hamilton

Fifth: Jenson Button

Sixth: Kimi Raikkonen

Seventh: Nico Hulkenberg

Eighth: Felipe Massa

Ninth: Daniel Ricciardo

Tenth: Narian Karthikeyan

Pole: Sebastian Vettel

Winner : Mark Webber- using the rules of probability hes due for a decent result so why not the win.

Second : Fernando Alonso- He was Mr consistant for most of the season.

Third : Sebastian Vettel- I'm going to regret the order I put the red bull drivers :$

Fourth : Felipe Massa- CMON MASSSSSSSSSSSAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Fifth : Jenson Button- Mr reliable

Sixth : Kimi Raikkonen- Almost didnt have him here but again Mr reliable

Seventh : Sergio Perez Mendoza- Too inconsistant for me

Eighth : Romain Grosjean- Only Spa and Suzuka was his fault and maybe Monaco.

Ninth : Nico Hulkenberg- I like this driver.

Tenth : Kamui Kobayashi- Getting ready to bow out at the end of the season I think.

Pole : Sebastian Vettel

I did too well last round (3rd position ) so I am taking corrective action

Last races Red Bull was unbeatable, who's turn is it now? Personally I hope for Lotus as you can see below

I also hope Fernando Alonso will beat Vettel to keep the title race alive.


Winner: Kimi Raikkonen

Second: Fernando Alonso

Third: Sebastian Vettel

Fourth: Romain Grosjean

Fifth: Lewis Hamilton

Sixth: Felipe Massa

Seventh: Sergio Perez Mendoza

Eighth: Mark Webber

Ninth: Nico Hulkenberg

Tenth: Nico Rosberg

Pole: Fernando Alonso

I'd really like to see a Raikkonen win, but I'm not sure it'll happen.

Alonso beating Vettel would keep the title interesting. If Vettel wins again it's hard to see anyone else taking the title.

I would rather a Grosjean win than a Raikkonen win

Can't see Grosjean winning, particularly as he'll still, probably, be ultra-careful at the remaining starts.

I agree with Thaddeus. I can't see either Grosjean or Kimi winning at the moment.
Grosjean certainly has potential but needs to calm down a bit especially at the start of the races. To be first at the finish first you need to finish.

Axey wrote:I would rather a Grosjean win than a Raikkonen win

Kimi has changed, hasn't he?

In his McLaren days he didn't care in how many pieces his car would cross the finish line. All he cared was how fast he could make it go.

But maybe it's Formula 1 that changed, nowadays it is all about tyre management. You can't just push all the time.

jido wrote:

Axey wrote:I would rather a Grosjean win than a Raikkonen win

Kimi has changed, hasn't he?

In his McLaren days he didn't care in how many pieces his car would cross the finish line. All he cared was how fast he could make it go.

But maybe it's Formula 1 that changed, nowadays it is all about tyre management. You can't just push all the time.

I think Kimi was good in his Mclaren days but then he went to Ferrari and fizzled out. My first memory of Kimi was in 2001 in Austria in the Sauber when he came 4th I believe.

I think Grosjean has a lot of potential and Kimi has just lost his appetite (referece to his famous ice cream in the middle of the rainstorm in Malaysia 2009)

Gee I have to say that Sennano1fan's picks are looking pretty good this week.

Harrison Murphy top scored this round.

Congratulations to Harrison Murphy, you have won a Gift from NewsOnF1 USA Online Store valued at $25.

Harrison Murphy managed to pick 9 of the top 10 finishers with 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th in their exact finishing place. Picking Sebastian Vettel for pole earned Harrison Murphy 6 additional points and scored a bonus 10 points for picking 9 and Pole!

This is the first time in this competition that a player has managed to the top 9 players in their exact place. Well done Harrison!

The Overall Top 100 is available here

The Indian Top 300 is available here

Wow congrats to Harrison Murphy. Awesome tipping!!!