Jenson Button has won his 10th GP of his careers after a magnificent drive. He passed the pitlane 6 time and went through the field, pushing Vettel until he made a mistake on the final lap. Vettel still ended in second place, ahead of his teammate Mark Webber.
Look back at the picture of the kerbs being under water, then you'll understand.Morteza AMG wrote:Why red flag? It is so boring to watch a race like this. We've had races with worse conditions and the race went on. What's wrong with this stewards? I totally agree with you Wesley. It seems there is not going to be a new rain master with these red flags. We will have dry masters instead!
And you sir are a blatant fanboy. Care to explain exactly where beelsebob's analysis is so comical?[/quote]flynfrog wrote:[quote="myurr"Wow your analysis is stunning even for a guy with a Yellow helmet in your avatarbeelsebob wrote:So... red flag. My view on the incidents of importance so far...
1. HAM vs WEB... pure racing incident, WEB gave room, HAM tried to use it, understeered a bit wide.
2. HAM vs MSC... MSC moved twice and pushed HAM onto the grass – all MSC's fault.
3. HAM vs BUT... HAM was being a bit optimistic, but BUT shouldn't have moved over, probably accidental. Bottom line – while you don't expect drivers to just wave people past, you also don't expect them to push them off the road. The rules agree here "Manoeuvres liable to hinder other drivers, such as more than one change of direction to defend a position, deliberate crowding of a car beyond the edge of the track or any other abnormal change of direction, are not permitted." – I don't think it was deliberate here, but I just wanted to point out to the "you can't just let them through" crowd – you also can't push them off the track.
sad but true. Alonso screwed his own strategy though, as much as it pains me to admit it.ParanoiD wrote:No mystery in F1 strategy, just do the opposite of Ferrari!!
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Now that is well-said.wesley123 wrote:Well I think the red flag is fair enough, bvut starting nder the safety car and safety car when starting the rain? No way. I really do not enjoy F1 anymore, I dont know if there is any faker racing in the world
He said it was just the tyre but the engineers said otherwise.spinmastermic wrote:Can they work on Lewis's car?? lol
So you care to only answer the first half the question, whereas if you'd addressed the second half it would have automatically answered the first.flynfrog wrote:I think you will find that I have no favorite driver and that the exact opposite is truemyurr wrote:And you sir are a blatant fanboy. Care to explain exactly where beelsebob's analysis is so comical?
No one forces you to watchwesley123 wrote:Well I think the red flag is fair enough, bvut starting nder the safety car and safety car when starting the rain? No way. I really do not enjoy F1 anymore, I dont know if there is any faker racing in the world
why is this a farce? of course we are all pissed because we don't see the action right now we are craving for... but if you let them race under these conditions you ll witness havoc, mayhem and carnage alltogether!donskar wrote:I hope the farce we are currently witnessing will shut up some of the F1 bigots who say NASCAR drivers are (fill in the blank with your favorite insult) because they do not race in the rain. And I do NOT like NASCAR and never watch more than a few minutes at a time.
I'm just gonna quote my own post-qualy comment. Hoping kob can force seb into some good-old rain fightspacer wrote:Kamui drifting his car out of the last chicane... somehow I keep loving his driving style, wish he was more up the grid from time to time.
