07 Entry list

[Spicoli]

The FIA official entry
The FIA has issued the official numbers of the 2007 season with no big surprises on the list, which is led by World Champion Fernando Alonso, who takes his number one to McLaren. The full list is as follows:

1. Fernando Alonso (Vodafone McLaren Mercedes)

2. Lewis Hamilton (Vodafone McLaren Mercedes)

3. Giancarlo Fisichella (ING Renault F1 Team)

4. Heikki Kovalainen (ING Renault F1 Team)

5. Felipe Massa (Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro)

6. Kimi Raikkonen (Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro)

7. Jenson Button (Honda Racing F1 Team)

8. Rubens Barrichello (Honda Racing F1 Team)

9. Nick Heidfeld (BMW Sauber F1 Team)

10. Robert Kubica (BMW Sauber F1 Team)

11. Ralf Schumacher (Panasonic Toyota Racing)

12. Jarno Trulli (Panasonic Toyota Racing)

14. David Coulthard (Red Bull Racing)

15. Mark Webber (Red Bull Racing)

16. Nico Rosberg (AT&T Williams)

17. Alexander Wurz (AT&T Williams)

18. TBA (Scuderia Toro Rosso)

19. TBA (Scuderia Toro Rosso)

20. Christijan Albers (Spyker F1 Team)

21. TBA (Spyker F1 Team)

22. Takuma Sato (TBA Super Auguri F1 Team)

23. Anthony Davidson (TBA Super Aguri F1 Team).

[Redwing]

3. Giancarlo Fisichella (ING Renault F1 Team)
3/178
7. Jenson Button (Honda Racing F1 Team)
1/118
8. Rubens Barrichello (Honda Racing F1 Team)
9/235
9. Nick Heidfeld (BMW Sauber F1 Team)
0/116
11. Ralf Schumacher (Panasonic Toyota Racing)
6/163
12. Jarno Trulli (Panasonic Toyota Racing)
1/167

20 wins in 977 starts for this group. Seems to me like there is a lot of people trading speed for experienced drivers who can get points. I think Rosberg and Kubica were real eye openers, which allowed some teams to take a chance on Hamilton and Kovalainen.

[Insomniac]

3. Giancarlo Fisichella (ING Renault F1 Team)
3/178
7. Jenson Button (Honda Racing F1 Team)
1/118
8. Rubens Barrichello (Honda Racing F1 Team)
9/235
9. Nick Heidfeld (BMW Sauber F1 Team)
0/116
11. Ralf Schumacher (Panasonic Toyota Racing)
6/163
12. Jarno Trulli (Panasonic Toyota Racing)
1/167

20 wins in 977 starts for this group. Seems to me like there is a lot of people trading speed for experienced drivers who can get points. I think Rosberg and Kubica were real eye openers, which allowed some teams to take a chance on Hamilton and Kovalainen.

And Barichello has almost half of them.

[formulaben]

And Barichello has almost half of them.
...I was going to say that!

[pchall]

...I was going to say that!

I'll add overrated, overpriced, and overripe.

[Lux Interior]

No number 13? Is that on purpose or an oversight?

[formulaben]

No number 13? Is that on purpose or an oversight?

On purpose.

[Tony George]

Which car will Danica drive? :tony: :tony:

[Gangrel]

3. Giancarlo Fisichella (ING Renault F1 Team)
3/178
7. Jenson Button (Honda Racing F1 Team)
1/118
8. Rubens Barrichello (Honda Racing F1 Team)
9/235
9. Nick Heidfeld (BMW Sauber F1 Team)
0/116
11. Ralf Schumacher (Panasonic Toyota Racing)
6/163
12. Jarno Trulli (Panasonic Toyota Racing)
1/167

20 wins in 977 starts for this group. Seems to me like there is a lot of people trading speed for experienced drivers who can get points. I think Rosberg and Kubica were real eye openers, which allowed some teams to take a chance on Hamilton and Kovalainen.

I'd say that is more a product of the fact that Schumi won pretty much every race from 2002 to 2005. If you want a field with more wins in it than that, you would have to go geriatric. :gomer:

[Tim]

I want someone to take a shot on Glock.

[formulaben]

*rim shot*