@trout: Right, they have done disastrous strategy errors over the years, too. But at the moment, they are doing everything right. Vettel, like Alonso, does an incredible job, too.

Being the underdog is simpler, strategy wise. Being the dominant team creates pressure and leads to second-guessing (eg. Malaysia).

Will be interesting to see how Ferrari deals with a season-long situation where it is the #1 team.

Vettel has been hugely impressive, he just needed to re-invigorate himself after years with Red Bull. His transformation from being loathed to loved has been great to see.

Sad reality for Rosberg is 2014 was set-up for him on a plate for much of the year, but he was still firmly second best. This year he's had two good races (or two poor ones for Hamilton?) and one gifted win. Forgettable elsewhere.

Wouldn't that be dangerous with all the lights and reflections? Knowing how Charlie Whiting reacts I'm sure rain with will end in a red flag.