Sebastian Vettel has done what he needed to. He stuck his head down, gave it all and won the race. Ferrari's terrible strategy and McLaren's good form here have given him the world championship, well deserved. Lewis Hamilton is second, Jenson Button third.
I dont mean to moan, but this race really is bringing F1's troubles to the fore.
Firstly how the hell can a soft tyre last 41 laps?
Secondly, Is it even possible to overtake at this track with 2 cars within a seconds pace of each other? The sauber/renault overtake doesnt count as it was a move created by Vettel chopping in front of Kobayashi compromising him on the straight.
Thirdly, does Horner want to raise the issue of engine disparity again?
Seems Kubicas Renault is doing plenty well enough keeping the Mclarens behind.
And Finally(point 2.1 if you like) Tile should be hanged for crimes against F1!!!!
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Exciting race - not so much in terms of overtakings though...
My god McLaren has to take a thorough look at their pitstop processes. The number of times they've been significantly slower than the opposition this season must be frustrating.
It's not sour grapes, I'm merely stating that what I was really looking forward to was a Hamilton/Vettel battle, but Kubica has gotten in the way. Really Mclaren should of left Hamilton out longer to make sure they got Kubica and Kobayashi, they were about half a second quicker a lap anyway.