CHT wrote:I am expecting Vettel and RBR to be back to their dominant self again at SPA and for the rest of the season.
RB's dominance again. Like they were said to be dominant in Hungary and Germany? RB was only dominant at one full race - Malaysia, at the height of anti-tyre propaganda. BTW it's funny and depressing at the same time, after Hamilton's win predictably enough no one's worried about not pushing 100% any more

. Bahrain - no, Canada almost, hard to say with wet/drying track qualifying.
If you think that's how the rest of the season is going to look, I disagree. They are favourites for wins in majority of the remaining races. Nothing new considering the car, biggest resources for development and tyres, no dominance however. We've got three odd ones now, then Korea (and Japan) - if RB 'dominates' there - game over.
I'm not sold on Mercedes' race pace based on Hungary alone. OK, they were fast in Malaysia/Silverstone but with many different tracks and conditions I have doubts. I hope they are strong, it should be interesting especially with Rosberg.
About Spa - RB might win but it should be close. I would favour Mercedes but: see above about their race pace.