Well rain on sunday seems to be not happening, if you believe the forecasts.
As for my predictions: I had a quick look at the stint sheets from todays sessions.
http://fialive.fiacommunications.com...es/timing.aspx
I don`t see Williams at the top tomorrow, would be nice, but it`s not happening. Also Rosberg seems NEVER to deliver when a weekend / grid position looks promising!
Brawn will be up front, best longruns, seem to manage the tires best.
Ferrari will be in the mix at the top I think, but i suspect at least one of them to DNF.
Toyota, well also in the top group just behind the Brawns, seeam to be reliable and managing the tires well. ...and with Jarno the "Ueber-Qualifier" they should start at a good position.
Renault? Fernando beating up the car like hell, I have no idea where to place them! Fernando the best currently active driver will somehow overdrive the cars problems, Piquet struggeling as always.
McLaren, well no sandbagging, what was said during the last 2 weeks seems to be right, points impossible without a crazy race.
FroceIndia should be at the back.
RedBull / TorroRosso...tz it should be my favourite team, but the things Dr. Helmut Marko was telling the press this week, well truly unproffessional. If you think the diffusor three run illegal floor and you want to protest, then pick your words carefully as Dr. Mario Theissen or the Ferrari guys have done. Two good drivers, Vettel still with a big ??? their have always been drivers who shined in not-so-good cars (Alesi / Fisichella / Herbert sometimes /Frentzen ....), so we have to see if he can lead a team. Webber is good, but no leader or world champion. Hopefully without points, aa eagerly as I want neweys cars to win, but well everything is overshadowed for me. Besides that long-rungs are not as good as they should be and reliability can always be a problem for them.
...oh forgot BMW: They don`t show any pace fridays, but what Kubica had to tell his engineer on the radio seems to be a handful. No challenger for the win, no prob for me, don`t like the team, Heidfeld is the most overrated driver since Ralf Schumacher, and I hope they pay for their arrogance of 2008. Remember, Kubica was in the tilte fight a very long time, but stupid BMW were not willing to develop for that fight. They had their win in Canada, concentrated on the 2009 car and on helping poor little Heidfeld to learn to drive again. Never ever let a title chance slip away that easily, even if you think you can win it next year. As it turns out, they don`t have the Ueber-Car, KERS is not worth enough lap time wise, the car is eating up the tires and does not handle well. Only Heidfeld running KERS.
KERS cars should be both Ferraris, both Macs, both Renaults and Heidfeld. Should be interesting as Anthony Davidson (Brawn) said calculations say those teams could gain up to 2 rows (!!)on the start using KERS.