Mark Webber has run his race just like he did in qualifying yesterday by consistently being the fastest. He led from start to finish and didn't worry about the guys behind him. Lewis Hamilton went of in the last lap, allowing Alonso to be second and Vettel, despite late car worries third.
This time Rosberg gets caught in the first corner mess. Hamilton did start too slow to catch the Red Bulls. The F-duct worked beautifully but could not compensate for a less than optimal start.
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Formula One's fundamental ethos is about success coming to those with the most ingenious engineering and best ..............................organization, not to those with the biggest budget. (Dave Richards)
We can now set our clocks for another hour of snoozing. Back for the podium.
First stop a disaster for Rosberg. Right front wheel nut was not tightened.
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Formula One's fundamental ethos is about success coming to those with the most ingenious engineering and best ..............................organization, not to those with the biggest budget. (Dave Richards)
wow, Schumacher takes no prisoners overtaking Button, who sleeps out of the pit lane
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Formula One's fundamental ethos is about success coming to those with the most ingenious engineering and best ..............................organization, not to those with the biggest budget. (Dave Richards)
Button is fast on the straight with the F-duct. But he isn't close enough out of the chicken. I hope he will ruin his tyres quickly.
Formula One's fundamental ethos is about success coming to those with the most ingenious engineering and best ..............................organization, not to those with the biggest budget. (Dave Richards)
Massa almost lost a part of the front wing in that accident.
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Formula One's fundamental ethos is about success coming to those with the most ingenious engineering and best ..............................organization, not to those with the biggest budget. (Dave Richards)