2009 Car Reveal

Roger Williams3 said:Back in 2005, they didn't exactly breeze through their initial crash tests either, and we all remember how Renault played everyone for fools throughout those seasons. ☕

darkmarlin16 said:that rear spoiler is hideous,and what is that red crap—it doesn't even look right on camera😂

lonebison19 said:No joke, Sherlock Holmes... It’s pretty interesting how you managed to make that observation about this specific car.🙄

lonebison19 said:No joke, Sherlock Holmes... but it's actually pretty wild how you managed to single out this specific car for that comment...🙄

Jose Anderson14 said:January 12 Ferrari
January 15 Toyota
January 16 McLaren
January 19 Renault
January 19 Williams
January 20 BMW Sauber
February 9 Red Bull Racing
TBA Toro Rosso, Force India

The top-tier ones look great, but the rest are absolute junk 👋 😁

mistybear87 said:Monday is when they finally unveil those gorgeous cars, and honestly, I'm calling it now—they’re going to be the absolute wildcards of the season. 🙏🙏🙏

John Bennett4 said:Ever since the days of Bruce McLaren and the Can-Am races, McLaren's signature look has been that purple and orange combo.



the new McLaren 😍

John Bennett4 said:Ever since the days of Bruce McLaren and those old Can-Am races, McLaren's signature look has always been that purple and orange combo.



the new McLaren 😍

darkmarlin16 said:the best one arrives Monday

stormybadger8 said:I'm totally on board with this👍

I’m dead serious when I say Williams is going to have the best-looking car on the grid, 🙏🙏🙏 assuming they actually manage to find some decent speed like they used to back in the day, 🙏 and honestly, I’ve got this gut feeling about how the championship battle is going to shake out:

The Heavy Hitters:
Williams, Renault, Red Bull👋

The Mid-Pack:
Toyota, BMW, Honda, STR

The Basement Dwellers:
Force India, 🙂Ferrari, McLaren😬

prophecy by S🤣

stormybadger8 said:I am in complete agreement here.👍

I truly believe that the Williams car will be the most aesthetically pleasing one this year,🙏🙏🙏 provided they can reclaim some of that old-school speed.🙏 I have been reflecting on the season, and I suspect the championship battle might unfold like this:

The Frontrunners:
Williams, Renault, Red Bull👋

Mid-field:
Toyota, BMW, Honda, STR

Backmarkers:
Force India,🙂Ferrari,McLaren😬

prophecy by S🤣

stormybadger8 said:I'm with you on this one—honestly, couldn't agree more.👍

I'm fairly certain—though I've learned to expect little from anything in this sport—that the Williams will end up being the best-looking car on the grid.🙏🙏🙏 If only he could find that old speed again—not that I’m holding my breath.🙏 And honestly—I’ve got this sinking feeling that the championship fight is going to look exactly like this:

Quote : The Best F1 driver
Williams, Renault, Red Bull—just more names to watch fade into irrelevance.👋

Red Bull medium —
Toyota, BMW, Honda—it’s all just noise at this point.

Last page—
Force India top-tier—if you can even call it that.🙂Ferrari, McLaren—just more of the same.😬

prophecy by S🤣

lonebison19 said:🙏

Arthur Doyle70 said:I know I already asked this, but I’m asking again: does this mean once they drop down to two cars, they're actually gonna be faster?😁😉

Roger Williams3 said:honestly, they don't even need to top the 2005 season. 😉

Beyond that, if Alonso can just be slightly less polished than the competition and still absolutely smoke everyone else on the grid—which is exactly what he did during that final stretch last year—he’s golden. 😉

When I really sit back and think about it, I’d actually prefer it if the Renaults weren't totally dominant in 2009; I'd almost rather see them be a hair weaker than the rest of the field. 🙂