Which team will be the most improved next year?

Mclaren with ease.

 

Agree with your assessment. Sauber should also dramatically improve. Williams will be the victim of the rest and suffer the biggest drop.

 

I voted McLaren because they have no other choice but to be dramatically better. If they are just as bad with a different engine (after all the **** talking this season) I don't think you'll be able to even hear their car over all the laughing.

I'd like for Haas to be but I don't think they are going anywhere with their driver lineup.

 

It could be true, Alonso of course going flat out through pouhon in Spa this year....Could be a truth to it but on both sides.

 

Thats easy. Mclaren

However, If Kubica manages to score over 150pts for the season and Stroll just 5pts over his 40 this season then surely between the two it's close to 200pts.......I would'nt know how to rate that?

 

I still believe in Honda showing up with a good package but I also believe (as I always have) that it will take time.

I voted for McLaren but I think Williams are in a good position to show much promise.

 

Regardless, all eyes are on McLaren. It'll either be a great success, or miserable failure. I'm banking on the former but you never know, they need to redo a lot to make it work, and only a few months to get it right.

 

2018 is make or break for McLaren with all there talk of having the best chassis now that they have a better engine if they are not fighting for podiums they are history.

 

This should be a no brainer,but not so sure that Mclaren will pull it off the Renault donkey can be a bit troublesome.Toro Rosso might be a wild card if Honda manages to get back to their glory days,although their new driver line up is already looking a bit rocky, Ghastly and Goldilocks.

 

Mclaren obviously but not to the point where they can challenge for the championship.

 

I think nex year there will be 3 teams with big improvement, xeroxMclaren, AlfasauberFerrari, Renault.....these are the big 3 for me..i also expect a good step forward from williams...

 

A quick look at the speed trap figures from Monza this year shows this theory to be as likely as the flat earth theory. But if it helps them save face, then I suppose I get it...

 

Ferrari. Next question?

 

I'm cheering for Renault...a team with real world roots in the auto industry. Of course the French can be as stupid and foolish as the Italians. But it was Renault that intro'd turbos into the F1 world. Everyone gave them thumbs down at first but soon they were all following Renault's lead. I'd like to see them pull something like that out of the hat.

 

They may have turned up the engines to 11 for the last race but again the theory noted above is surely also disproven by Alonso being easily fourth fastest in the race at Abu Dhabi and apparently passing the Mercedes powered Williams of Massa on the back straight

And I hope they are the most improved - in many ways sadly Haas has been very disappointing this year doing nothing special - Renault are going to need to remember how to win which may take another season - around 2012 they lost many podium by just not being as clever strategically as their rivals

 

McLaren will be most improved and will do well. Not sure who will be their sponsors...

Robb

 

I’ve gone toro rosso, on the basis that red bulls people will be going all out to get Honda up to speed ready for a works red bull effort at zero dollars in 2019. Renault aren’t reliable enough for me to make the difference for the other runners, mclaren will do well with the new supplier, but the rest are pretty much at their level (force India, of course with Mercedes engines, a case in point, they’ve hit the limit, surely, of what they can do on their budget). If Honda get it right, and Renault stay as is, toro rosso could be gunning for fourth in the championships as they always have a good car.

 

I heard mothercare were in the frame, along with Huggies nappies, after all the whining and throwing of toys out of the pram the last few years. However, they are having to end their long personal sponsorships of elton to do so, so it may be a false flag!

 

I'm hoping for a McLaren rebound and agree with "The Mayor" that Sauber might be on the uptake although
I have doubts about their ability to upgrade their car as the season progresses?

 

And I was going to say hopefully the Lions!

But I really think it will be McLaren, at least it should be.