Mark Webber has secured a solid win at Silverstone after taking the lead in the first corner of the race. Lewis Hamilton came in second, ahead of Nico Rosberg. Sebastian Vettel fell down to 7th due to a puncture, while the Ferraris were hit by extremely bad luck once more.
Did I hear it right that after that he said, 'Who should go up the podium'? Suggesting that Vettel should take the trophy home.univex wrote:Webber: "Not Bad for a Number Two Driver"
Horner: "Well you can smile now"
All is not well at RBR
Probably.imightbewrong wrote:Must have been wrong it seems.komninosm wrote:Really?imightbewrong wrote:Don't Massa and Vettel have to pit again? Under the max 200km per tire rule that bridgestone put in for certain races, including silverstone?
He was asking for a particular member of his team to come up with him to the podium, I didn't catch his name tho. (winner always has a team rep on the podium)TheRMVR wrote:Did I hear it right that after that he said, 'Who should go up the podium'? Suggesting that Vettel should take the trophy home.univex wrote:Webber: "Not Bad for a Number Two Driver"
Horner: "Well you can smile now"
All is not well at RBR
I don't quite see what you mean there. Could you elaborate on this topic a little bit more? I mean, sure, he should have been penalized a couple of laps earlier, but the penalty itself seems quite fair to me.TheRMVR wrote:Btw, Alonso getting treated unfair again, I mean its just ridiculous.
What exactly does "Well you can smile now" mean?univex wrote:Webber: "Not Bad for a Number Two Driver"
Horner: "Well you can smile now"
All is not well at RBR
He was penalised twice. He was told to lift to let Kubica by, which he started doing. Then, the R30 broke. So what do the stewards do? Issue a second penalty.Pit wrote:I don't quite see what you mean there. Could you elaborate on this topic a little bit more? I mean, sure, he should have been penalized a couple of laps earlier, but the penalty itself seems quite fair to me.TheRMVR wrote:Btw, Alonso getting treated unfair again, I mean its just ridiculous.
It's just fanboyism, Alonso has not been treated unfairly before (and not really now either).Pit wrote:I don't quite see what you mean there. Could you elaborate on this topic a little bit more? I mean, sure, he should have been penalized a couple of laps earlier, but the penalty itself seems quite fair to me.TheRMVR wrote:Btw, Alonso getting treated unfair again, I mean its just ridiculous.
He started lifting off like.. 5 laps too late? He should do that right after he gained the position, or at least that's what the sporting code says.Miguel wrote:He was penalised twice. He was told to lift to let Kubica by, which he started doing. Then, the R30 broke. So what do the stewards do? Issue a second penalty.Pit wrote:I don't quite see what you mean there. Could you elaborate on this topic a little bit more? I mean, sure, he should have been penalized a couple of laps earlier, but the penalty itself seems quite fair to me.TheRMVR wrote:Btw, Alonso getting treated unfair again, I mean its just ridiculous.
*Fanboi warning*
Two penalties for one crime. Brilliant. Thank you very much (yes, I'm outraged). This race was again manipulated by the FIA.
Who told Alonso to slow down? When?Miguel wrote:He was penalised twice. He was told to lift to let Kubica by, which he started doing. Then, the R30 broke. So what do the stewards do? Issue a second penalty.Pit wrote:I don't quite see what you mean there. Could you elaborate on this topic a little bit more? I mean, sure, he should have been penalized a couple of laps earlier, but the penalty itself seems quite fair to me.TheRMVR wrote:Btw, Alonso getting treated unfair again, I mean its just ridiculous.
*Fanboi warning*
Two penalties for one crime. Brilliant. Thank you very much (yes, I'm outraged). This race was again manipulated by the FIA.
He was told to give the place back. He was doing that when Kubica went out. Then they decide to give him another penalty, how is that fair?Pit wrote:I don't quite see what you mean there. Could you elaborate on this topic a little bit more? I mean, sure, he should have been penalized a couple of laps earlier, but the penalty itself seems quite fair to me.TheRMVR wrote:Btw, Alonso getting treated unfair again, I mean its just ridiculous.
Hamilton had a racing accident with Vettel. That was black luck for Seb. He did a super recovery from being back almost 90 s. Congrats to Webber for winning the race and the pissing contest with his team principal.komninosm wrote: I'm glad karma hit him with a puncture on the first lap.
Justice is a bitch mr. finger. 
^ McLaren hater warning.andartop wrote:Well done to Webber for an excellent drive.. =D> !
New track layout seems to have helped overtaking, so thumbs up.
Both McLarens getting the points without actually doing much on track.
Vettel being praised like a god for just climbing back in the points..
Kobayashi looking handy for Sauber, I hope he keeps scoring points and stays in F1.
If I were Alonso I would have just ignored the drive through and subsequent black flag, try everything to overtake Rosberg for third, walk away after the finish and then hide from the media for 2 weeks! Let Ferrari lawyers sort out the mess and pay the fines, and FIA and the stewards stick it up where the sun don't shine!
