Kimi Raikkonen has won a thrilling race that was full of action from start to finish. The Finn marks his first win since his return to Formula One and in the end fended off a charging Alonso who finishes second. Sebastian Vettel finished third after having started from 24th position.
yepmyurr wrote:Vettel is attacking too hard to get those tyres to the end.
He drove fantastic? He crashed into someone, then into a stationary board, and then gained a bunch of places from other people's disasters...clipsy1H wrote:we must say....Vettel is the lucky one!! he drove fantastic!!! but he's Lucky all bad luck was here! where this track is perfect for recover.
If he start on pit lane in Brazil / SPA / Monza he never get more than 6 points
He started on the mediums, he's now on the softs. He doesn't HAVE to stop again, but probably will need to.WhiteBlue wrote:Vettel must run the softer compound yet. He has done two set of yellow tyres by now. So he will make a very late stop to comply.myurr wrote:Vettel is attacking too hard to get those tyres to the end.
he should stop if not at the end in last 5 laps he can lose more than 2-3 sec per lapBomber_Pilot wrote:I don't think Vet will stop again
And that is exactly what is going to happenmyurr wrote:Would be very ironic if Vettel does make it to the end on those tyres, with a strategy dictated to him by making a mistake and driving into a static DRS marker board.
