I like Kimi's style and his driving but that's a bit optimistic.

You have to be an optimist in life I guess, but I have come to expect the unexpected from this man. He is cartainly capable of doing it if things fall into place.

it's not optimistic, it's his job. he's 40 something points behind with 11 (ELEVEN) GP ahead... in a very close title battle with many contenders. anything can happen. (btw jupiter is in gemini, he should help a libra like kimi... )

The maths say it is still possible, and he has been spectacular in Previous years at Hockenheim (2004 with the usuaDNF), he was written off when he overcame a larger (relatively speaking) deficit in 2007, this year however Jean Todt isnt on the pit-wall calling the shot's, it is Eric Boullier!
Looking forward to see what Kimi can do this weekend.

Don't get me wrong, I love to see him win it, I just think the Red Bull is too quick.

The RB8 is the fastest car out there but nothing like it was last year and its pace is more or less managable by their main rivals.

At last, the MAN has come to the party!!!! Comoon kimster...show em' how it's done.

I think the Renault could take the title, sadly the drivers that could do it drive other cars!

I think Kimi is doing a superb job, but F1 is ultra competitive at the moment and with the likes of Adrian Newey, Hamster and Alonso around I fear nobody else has much of a chance.

Lotus' improvement/development curve is no better than those in front of them. They need now to out-develop Red Bull, Ferrari, and anything McLaren magically pulls out of the hat, and hold off those on their heels likely to have a few good days before this is over. I'd say the best outcome for 2012 is a 3rd or 4th, with one or even both McLaren's in the mirror - that would be awesome result for a first year return to F1 with a freshly restructured team.

Seem to remember a certain 'nando claim, 2 years ago later on in the season, people laughed , but he finished the season strong.