Well, Romain Grosjeans racestrategy was compromised by a bad start.thomin wrote:Very interesting start into the season. I'm happy for Kimi, that was a great race, he was managing his tires perfectly (just look at Grosjean who isn't a slouch either).
Too bad for Hülkenberg though, I would have liked to see him race and show where the Sauber is relative to the rest of the grid.
Sutil with a great race overall and Force India in general looks really good. At this point, they seem to be best of the rest, ahead of McLaren even. But despite this being the first real measure for the season, it would still be premature to judge the teams by this race. Melbourne isn't your typical course and we all know that the tires are still the biggest factor, coupled with the odd temperatures this could mean that we'll have to wait for another couple of races to see the true speed of each car, just like it was last year.