Jenson Button has won the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang in mixed weather conditions. The race was stopped after only 33 of the planned 56 laps. Nick Heidfeld came in second, ahead of Timo Glock who completes the podium. Because less than 75% of the race was completed, only half of the points will be awarded for this race.
How did he show rookie behaviour toward the end?ringo wrote:race should have been replaced by canadian or american grand prix.
the conditions in Malaysia are too extreme.
Vettel showing rookie behavior near the end, should have took his time, he was doing well up to a point.
Webber and hamilton showing the most maturity on the track, i liked how they considered finishing over self destruction.
It was more of a rain dance than battle.NaZzO wrote:did you count the overtakings ??
what about the Webber-Hamilton, it was one of the best battles in years !!!
Inexperience is a better word; he should have slowed instead of trying to step on it.Maybe a little over confident in his rain skills. The car over steered as if he got on the throttle too early. He was pretty much ok in that little slide until then.roost89 wrote:How did he show rookie behaviour toward the end?ringo wrote:race should have been replaced by canadian or american grand prix.
the conditions in Malaysia are too extreme.
Vettel showing rookie behavior near the end, should have took his time, he was doing well up to a point.
Webber and hamilton showing the most maturity on the track, i liked how they considered finishing over self destruction.
It is hard to say, really. He was light and maybe the car was set up with dry race in mind, to me it seemed that car aquaplaned away.ringo wrote:The car over steered as if he got on the throttle too early.
well, no basically, it shouldn'tringo wrote:race should have been replaced by canadian or american grand prix.
the conditions in Malaysia are too extreme.
Vettel showing rookie behavior near the end, should have took his time, he was doing well up to a point.
Webber and hamilton showing the most maturity on the track, i liked how they considered finishing over self destruction.
...you can say "he's got monster cojones" trying to test the limits of traction like that. unfortunately, his cojones had his car's contact patch area outsized.ben_watkins wrote:In regard to Vettel, ambition was beaten by a lack of traction!
the same emotion to me,and what is Ferrari doing on earth?!n smikle wrote:what in the world was heiki doing?
I think the race was lame. OK-ish but that's about it. The bad weather made it interesting but not exciting for me.
FK'd if I know, slow nick should have been out of the points and Webbo should have been on the podium!woohoo wrote:Why is Heidfeld second ???
I saw he was third before the end ?
