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Jenson Button has won the Brazilian GP at Sao Paolo in changing weather conditions. As the cars ahead eliminated themselves, Button kept his cool and won the race. Fernando Alonso is second but with Vettel finishing in 6th place, the German is the youngest thrice F1 champion in history.
They're the same numbers as yours. The graph is a LITTLE misleading, though. If the result lies along the border, it means Alonso gets it.raymondu999 wrote:How did he come to those graphs and their numbers? I'm intrigued.
), but the FIA can't punish Alonso for team mate action, can they?If it was obviously intentional I think Massa would cop at LEAST a 5 race ban for the start of next season. I highly doubt Ferrari/Massa would cop that.Intego wrote:I wonder what would happen if Massa desperately crashed into Vettel and Alonso won. Not that I think Ferrari would route for this scenario (Flavio would
History tells us (from '95) that even if you do it, you won't lose the WDC.Intego wrote:I wonder what would happen if Massa desperately crashed into Vettel and Alonso won. Not that I think Ferrari would route for this scenario (Flavio would
Uh sorry, I typoed, I meant 1994 >.<Intego wrote:I can't recall what incident you mean, would you tell me, please?
Yeah i remember going mad at the telly when it showed the reply of that, that day the ferrari and them bridgestone tyres were were class off the field. I remember after taking on fuel schumacher set fastest lap with some 20's laps fuel on and james allen couldn't believe it in his voiceraymondu999 wrote:Didn't Fisichella slash Schumacher's tyre in Brazil 06?
