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German F1 preview

You can read my betting preview for today's race at Hockenheim on PuntingAce.

Season results so far can be found here.

Here's hoping for a bit of rain to spice up today's race!
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  1. Scott26 July 2010 at 17:00

    got Vettel beaten on the first corner, unfortunately by the wrong Ferrari. Ah well, still well in front for the year.

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  2. Unknown27 July 2010 at 10:27

    Hi Scott,

    Any advanced thoughts on Hungary?

    Should be a cracking race.

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  3. Scott27 July 2010 at 11:23

    Hi Dubai,
    Hungary will be all about qualifying pace - in the last 16 races there, only four races have seen 10 or more overtaking moves (excludes passing during pitstops and lapping backmarkers). They call it 'Monaco without the walls'.

    Unless of course it rains...

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  4. Unknown27 July 2010 at 13:44

    I think Ferrari will go well given they seem to have got their blown exhaust working well. Obviously RB are still the team to beat, hoping Webber can bring it back together this w/end.

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