So in the Winners & Losers column Andrew Davies blames Kimi for the incident. Literally speechless. It's a good job this forum is in written form. His bias is just so excruciatingly obvious. I can't stand it when people are just so comprehensively biased in favour or against someone. Davies is a tr...

I see the stewards investigated Perez for dangerous driving.....oh wait a minute no they didn't! Case closed. This :thumbup: So in your opinion we should never disagree with the stewards? I think the most telling thing is how many were pretty much expecting this to happen with the way Perez was dri...

I think the stewards made a mistake earlier when they made Alonso give up his place, because for Perez this basically send the message that he could just keep doing it. So you'd prefer them to send a message it's OK to cut chicanes to escape faster driver? :thumbdown: Hamilton used to do the same i...

I know some people will likely praise his "aggressive driving" today but IMO all he has done is the same move over and over again: dive down the inside from way far back and hope the other guy sees him early enough. If he doesn't they will crash. The earlier incidents with Kimi were exactly the same...

Yes. Because when you're told not to overtake the car in front and just take a safe 2nd place, you drive over the slippery white line and almost hit the gravel trap. It's so obvious.

Kimi's confusion with the blue flags made me pay a little more attention on the blue flags, or lights as they are now, and they just seemed to be on at pretty random times. In Kimi's case Glock was apparently half a straight in front yet the blue light was still showing when Kimi passed by and I not...

http://www.torontorealtyblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/nosense1.JPG This is just bizarre. So Ferrari is testing in Suzuka during the first race weekend despite the testing ban and to do this they hire Mika Salo, a 45-year-old Finn who retired 10 years ago and who has not been racing seriously ...