No he wasn't. Remember Alonso in Valencia and Malaysia (there was probably more) where he done the exact same thing as vettel (including being helped a bit) but everyone says "OMG AMAZING FERNANDO". I just don't get it.

Alonso was in vettel's position today, the majority would be saying "OMG AMAZING ALONZO" but because it's vettel who done all the maneuvers today, you say he had luck.

They could introduce a DRS which you can use on any straight, any time, but you can only use it when you are 1 second behind the car in front and for an allocated time, like KERS (7 seconds, i believe)

Hamilton is the Maldonado of that team, you gotta bring in Maldonado.

The podium interviewing thing, isn't that bad. If you don't like it don't watch it and stop moaning.

Many people say that Massa can only drive a good car and that Kimi can drive just about any car (fast). But in 2009, when Ferrari had a very weak car, in hungary (the race of Massa's incident) Massa had 22 points when Kimi had 10, that's more than a race win back in those days. So i don't understand...

Who was you're driver of the race in Spa Francorchamps?

Personally mine has to be between Massa (14-5, and overtaking isn't his strongest skill) and Vettel (10-2).

P.S would have been Maldonado just for the start, but was a false start

My opinion, this is the wrong decision. It's a racing incident. Yes Grosjean did cut across Hamilton a bit, but you could also argue Hamilton could have broke, and maybe the reason for Grosjean to cut across Hamilton was to try and avoid an accident. That being said if you want to make those type o...

My opinion, this is the wrong decision. It's a racing incident. Yes Grosjean did cut across Hamilton a bit, but you could also argue Hamilton could have broke, and maybe the reason for Grosjean to cut across Hamilton was to try and avoid an accident. That being said if you want to make those type of...

Barcelona 92. If he missed that it would have been embarrassing and the only lighting of the cauldron that had something to do with the Olympic GAMES (archery). True. In reality he missed the cauldron, he was instructed to aim outside the stadium in case his shot was short and hit anyone below or s...

Great idea by who ever makes it, very enjoyable. Loved the line 'Think I've just see a flying bar of soap'!

Should be official threads for Team principles and tracks

Just out of thought, who do you guys think is the best Team principal.

Basically, this is judging how entertaining they are, how good they are at making decisions e.t.c

King1982 wrote:

So true.

Barcelona 92. If he missed that it would have been embarrassing and the only lighting of the cauldron that had something to do with the Olympic GAMES (archery).

Michael has to be the biggest contender for this. But I also would give a shout for Massa and Hamilton.